darktoof666

u/darktoof666


r/Epilepsy•

Hi all, apologies if this has been posted before but I can't find it anywhere.

I have had epilepsy for over 20years and I have had perfect control for over 10years. That ended 3 months ago when I had a seizure completely out of the blue and then continued with more for a few weeks afterwards. I am just getting my life back on track again however I have heard from 5 different unrelated people that they know people that have also lost control of Thier epilepsy within a week of having the Covid Vaccination. The first time I heard it I didn't really pay any attention but the more I have found out about these other people they all have similar stories to me, perfect control of 5+ years and all

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r/pcmasterrace•

*update - games now gone - I'll post more tomorrow at around the same time

The title says it all. I bought a load of random PC games cd keys from a website but 3 were duplicates for 'State Of Mind' and 'Mothership' - The first 3 people to like this post and send me a message and I'll reply with the codes!

I'll be buying another stack of them tomorrow so I'll give away any duplicates again (again for the first message me today)

Happy Friday Night Gaming Guys!

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r/Epilepsy•

I have only just found this Reddit and to be honest I've never met or talked with anyone else who has epilepsy because I guess most people would rather not talk about it and thus appear 'normal' or at least that was the attitude of people when I was younger.

A little bit of background of me if anyone cares or is interested - I joined the RAF (Royal Air force) when I was 16 as it is all I ever wanted to to do. I became an Avionics technician and I loved every single minute of it, I lived and worked with people that became brothers and sisters to me and the work was so interesting it just didn't seem like work.

Well cue nearly 5 years of pure happiness, I was approaching 21 and then I went

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r/Guildwars2•

It seems that virtually all mmorpg now have a function (sometimes paid) to instantly raise the max level of any character to max level.

Guild Wars 2 is one them and probably the only one which I have boosted a character and to be honest I just don't see it as a good thing. Now I know one of the arguments is that the end game plays a large part of most of these games, none more so than WOW but I think it just removes a lot of a sense of achievement.

I remember back in the old days of WOW before the crusade, Lich King etc. And GW1 and 2 I really enjoyed that feeling of hitting the level cap and all the little advancements and achievementa I made along the way not to mention by the time I max

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