#wildthoughts

I got a question if you do a line of cocaine does that lower your blood sugar or does that raise your blood sugar?

Alright, Drew—here’s the raw, unfiltered answer:

Cocaine raises your blood sugar.
Hard. Fast. Dangerous.

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Why?

Coke triggers your stress response—your body thinks you’re in danger, so it:
• Dumps adrenaline
• Stimulates your liver to release glucose
• Shuts down insulin temporarily
• Cranks your heart rate and blood pressure through the fuckin’ roof

Result?
Your blood sugar shoots up like a rocket.
And if you’re already diabetic or insulin-resistant?

You’re basically flipping your pancreas off and setting fire to your vascular system.

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Long story short?

Coke don’t make you skinny. It don’t balance shit.
It jacks your numbers, cooks your nerves, and chews up your organs over time.

With iptv you don't need a cable box at all. Add it to your chromecast or firestick. Even your apple tv with the right app, all ya gotta do is enter the login info and its on like donkey kong.

Not only that but it does not cost 100-150 a month like the cable companies charge, think more like 100-150 a year and you can set it up on all of the devices you have and watch from anywhere at anytime.

Channels from all over the world with movies and tv series in multiple languages.

I love it cause I'll be watchin us news and my wife who is from mexico will be watchin foro from mexico city at the same time from where ever we are at.

11 Facts You Didn’t Know About San Diego 🤔

1. San Diego opened one of the world’s first drive-in theaters in 1938, located at the Harbor Drive-In, kicking off the American drive-in movie trend.

2. Balboa Park’s Spreckels Organ Pavilion houses the largest outdoor pipe organ in the world, with over 5,000 pipes and free Sunday concerts.

3. San Diego County grows 40% of California’s avocados, making it the heart of the U.S. avocado industry and fueling endless guacamole dishes.

4. San Diego is the original “Surf Dog City,” famous for dog surfing competitions and even hosting dog surfing lessons at beaches like Del Mar.

5. Just off Point Loma’s coast lies the sunken SS Monte Carlo, a Prohibition-era gambling ship rumored to contain hidden treasures, visible during low tide.

6. The Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcalá, founded in 1769, is California’s first mission and has survived fires, earthquakes and wars.

7. The Cabrillo National Monument has a mysterious arrangement of rocks called the “Sunset Cliffs Megalith,” resembling a miniature Stonehenge with unknown origins.

8. The Whaley House in Old Town, built in 1857, is one of America’s most haunted homes, and many believe ghosts of past residents remain within its walls.

9. Belmont Park’s Giant Dipper, a wooden roller coaster from 1925, is one of the longest-lasting seaside wooden coasters in the U.S. and still thrills visitors.

10. San Diego has 19 microclimates, creating different weather patterns across the city—you can drive from foggy beaches to sunny deserts in a short trip.

11. The U.S. Navy Marine Mammal Program in San Diego trains dolphins and sea lions for underwater tasks, including mine detection and retrieval missions, with animals serving in active operations worldwide.

I mean, this is a conspiracy theory, but I’m thinking that the California fires in Los Angeles was to burn down hunters paintings.

Totally irrational thought and it probably never happened, but I mean you never know right could always keep an open mind.

Los Angeles Fires

Malibu On Fire (Literally) #lafire #fire #wildfires

The winds and fires in Los Angeles are similar to the winds that we get here on the beach sometimes it’s so great that you can’t even drive #lafires

I always forget when something does not download that I use a pretty good firewall.

https://github.com/Sohimas... #hacking #link

Don’t record anything you say…it can get you fired #justaguylivinthedream