Deepari

u/Deepari


r/VisitingIceland•

Hey all,

I was planning on driving into Thakgil tomorrow morning (Saturday) in my small 2wd Toyota Aygo - I've heard it's doable but slow, and manageable from the first 1/4 of the road I've driven last weekend (before turning back when I realized I left my glasses in Vik).

However with the rain showers yesterday and today I'm afraid that I'll run into mud. Does anyone have experience driving up that road after some rain? I didn't run into any mud last weekend but I don't think it rained much in prior days.

If it's too muddy I might instead head west to Snaefellsness this weekend, which looks like it has decent weather as well, and attempt Thakgil later this summer in a 4wd.

Alternati

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r/VisitingIceland•

I'm considering a 2.5 month stay in Iceland this summer for my 3rd trip here, and I realized that for this length of stay, I should either rent strategically (few days at a time), or buy a used car. Renting for the whole trip would be a waste, running upwards of $9000 USD.

Let's explore the used car route: I've already acquired a kerfskennitala # for insurance and bank account, an address where I am living for June, and now the big unknowns are 1) the availability of used cars when I arrive and 2) options for selling it or keeping it when I leave.

  1. From observing Bilasolur.is dealerships and Facebook postings for a while, it appears I can find a decent mid 2000s SUV or hatchback for jus
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r/The_Donald•

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fx2gza4Qy7Q

Thinking Big:

  1. Be thorough. Don't count on happenstance to get you anywhere.

  2. Build momentum and keep it going. If you have a big idea, you need ENERGY to get it done - patience alone is not enough.

  3. Stay focused. When you lose focus, you lose momentum. Ask yourself "What should I be thinking about right now?"

  4. Look at the solution, not the problem. if you let problems get in your way, they'll get bigger than your idea in the first place. Keep your eyes on the solution.

  5. See your opportunity for what it is: opportunity. What can you learn today that you didnt know before? Learn something every day, treat today as an opportun

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r/NoFap•

During the summer I was also my old self, fapping ~3 times a day, often skipping a day or two out of lack of libido, (this can't be normal for my age) and then binging afterwards.

I also played quite a bit of first person shooters on the PC - and I was really frustrated that everyone seemed to be faster than me in engagements. My reflexes were simply too slow. I've always felt this way in everything - conversation, driving, work, ect.

So I went onto this site to find out my reaction time - it was an average of about 400ms, which was in the bottom 10% of all reaction times recorded on the site.

Fast forward two months to beginning

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r/NoFap•

I tried NoFap for the first time for 3 weeks - In the end it wasn't temptation that got me, but rather just "Well, its been hell of a good run- 5 days was my previous best for as long as I could remember! Its not like I've experienced any huge benefits."

During the 3 weeks, I noticed a little more focus, energy, and motivation to work out. Nothing that hit me as "Holy shit, super powers!!", but subtle improvements that came to me slowly.

3 Days ago on Thursday I "voluntarily" ended my NoFap campaign by indulging in PMO a few times. Not gonna lie - it felt like that episode of South Park when Kenny got high on cat piss.

But afterwards, I realize what people meant by "Super powers". For t

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r/LSD•

Yesterday my friend and I took some acid, and it was her first time, so I was sort of her "trip guide". I took one tab and I gave her a tab that was cut roughly 3/4s the size of mine.

From my experience it was pretty strong; I dont know the amount in micrograms, but I was feeling funny after only half an hour, and hallucinating after an hour. After roughly three hours I was getting more "advanced" hallucinations, like "holograms" floating around the air that I could push around by waving my arms.

My friend started hallucinating after an hour, and her trip seemed to progress more rapidly than mine; although she never had the same level of hallucinations that I had. She mostly saw

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