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Definitely Eastwood.

Clint Eastwood or the porn mockup? 

Nice 3K pump there whilst watching an old Dirty Harry movie.

And it keeps going....

Why so bearish?

Confirmed! Bears lube up your buttholes we're going balls deep this time! 

Number go Uppity! Confirmed.
110K by Dec 7th, because of… reasons.
Next 24 hours are critical.

Funny coincidence there...
I have a light form of it, and there are two things that improved things with raynaud's to OK levels:

1. The Wim Hof breathing technique (preferably 2-3 times daily, after some trial&error starting period).
2. Using neoprene gloves and socks.

The technique seems to improve blood circulation in the small vessels. You can kind of feel it after some practice.
I was using gloves and socks before, but now i just keep my hands out of the water now and dip them in later, 30-60 secs before i get out. 1 Minute is the longest i can take the growing pain, but the good thing is that recovery is setting in really fast, after about a minute or two in the warm, i get red fingers again.
Today i fixed the nets of the chicken compound, because they were bent because of wet snow. The fingers even good bloodshot after half an hour in the cold, only that touching the net lines was hurting like needle stitches. Needless to say, before doing the breathing and cold plunge thing i could make about ten snowballs with my hbare hands until the pain got too heavy.
For comparison: When i take out a cold bottle of milk from the fridge, i got cold fingers for up to 15 minutes, with that wrinkly, thick skin which stays the way you pinch/form it for a while. This is no issue any more. I also can stay a while with cold feet and hands outside, the pain is zero for up to an hour, just feeling icy cold in the toes and feet (I blame this on the plunge).

I don't know how severe your raynaud's is, but maybe the method works for you too.
Originally, i had the idea from youtube, where i came across a video from a younger guy suffering from raynaud's telling the audience that this improved his cold tolerance by a lot.

EDIT: I just remembered when i got aware of RS. The first cold plunge of my wife in a lake, at 5°C. I just tried it out of curiosity. She was standing knees deep in the water, when i walked into it, my feet already started hurting from the cold ground, when after about 5 seconds in the water, 8 inches deep, my feet and ankles felt like getting slowly  crushed by a vice. I was humping out as fast as possible, just to find out that drying my feet with the towel burned like fire. Since then i knew there was something wrong with blood circulation in the extremities. It seems it came at the same time as that health and fitness breakdown of mine, about 12 years ago now. I could never ever imagine to take cold, even cool showers following that. I just faded into it over summer, when it was easier. Still, what i considered "cold shower" at the beginning was lukewarm in reality.

Well, you can't know what your heirs want and what makes them happy. I've seen numerous peeps leaving apartments, houses, cars to their heirs but that inheritance ends up unwanted. I knew one old guy who was saving money for his entire life to buy his son an apartment. He did succeed eventually but his son was unhappy. What a shithole he said. I want an oceanfront villa with an infinity pool and a 10 car garage. Or some guys son/daughter can become an alcoholic or a junkie and spend the money he inherits in days. Perhaps won't want money they'll want to go to Nepal to study buddhism? But of course, most peeps want money and will act responsibly.  

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Bring out the Arnie memes! 

Thanks! It really is quite satisfying, yes. And yeah, I've always been interested in the daily cold water plunge idea, but I do actually have raynauds - so it's out of the question for me, unfortunately. In fact, raynaulds gets triggered by taking a cold milk bottle out of the fridge these days.

paging Llama Llama....

Boooom. Ccmf! Get the chopper ready 

Isn't it fun fixing stuff around the house?
There always seems to be something to repair or append...
It's also one of the main reasons for me going down in posting frequency here.

Enjoy your warm home!
Tip: Since i take the daily plunge in cold water or at least a 2-3 mins max cold shower, i need to have freezing temperatures to experience something like "cold".
Try it. There's no excuse but a heart condition or raynauds syndrome, but you can use neopren socks and gloves, works for up to five minutes in freezing cold water.

I’m delighted to report that my furnace was fixed yesterday - not by me, but after taking advice from several good fellows here, I decided it was a job for an electrician (there’s no point being a btc hodler if you’re going to fry yourself into an early grave and never reap the rewards, I thought).

It seems that all three relays had blown. In fact, it may have been functioning with just one working relay, meaning that it may have only been working at one-third of its potential power for some time, unknown to me.

I quizzed the electrician about why this might have happened - he thought it was likely to be because of the age of the system, the wires becoming more and more brittle over time, especially considering that they’re taking a large load and are frequently turned on/off by a thermostat.

I also wondered why there had been no blown fuse. There is no fuse at all in this system - the electrician said that  he wouldn’t expect there to be and that if there is an overload or short, then the relays would simply fail (I may not be explaining this bit properly). I thought this was a little strange but another acquaintance (a distant, retired relative) agreed with this. I’m still not totally convinced, but what do I know….

Since having the furnace repaired, I am thoroughly enjoying being warm again. However, in the last 24 hours:

1.I discovered a leaking toilet waste pipe (now fixed, after spending half of Sunday finding the problem, driving 30 miles for a new part and then fitting it)
2.My garden fence has blown down due to two rotten wooden posts (bought some braces today, will fix when weather permits)
3.The seal on my double-glazed patio door has blown (to be sorted out another time)
4.My shower enclosure door has broken (I spent half a day tiring to find replacement parts online, only to find it would cost only slightly less to repair than to buy a completely new replacement - I guess I’ll just have to join the throw-away culture which I hate so much - but economics made me do it)
5.Several power cuts due to Storm Arwen.

Haven’t had to do any repairs for years and now everything hit me at once. Hey ho.

Thanks loads for all the furnace related input a few days ago, it was very much appreciated. Gotta love the WO!

(tl;dr My furnace is fixed and now loads of other things have broken. Much love to the WO).

Hey, look!
We're barting reverse, it seems...


EDIT: And the sellwalls pop up out of nowhere... Wait! They're gone now! ...and there they are again!
Fuck trading bots! 

Never mind a few excess bucks spent on your purchase.
It will be largely insignificant when all this becomes a blip,
Vroom's copter becomes unable to cope,
And we'll need a rocket chart.

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