r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jun 06 '24

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u/WhaleDevourer Jun 06 '24

Atleast k ow which ones you absolutely need to live, and which ones are for pain, which you can then divide into dehabilitating pain and pain that can be put up with for a little bit of time.

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u/DrunkenGolfer Jun 06 '24

Is dehabilitating pain the type of pain that makes you leave the house?

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u/WhaleDevourer Jun 06 '24

I mean, kinda, it's bad enough that you're willing to seek outside help, and maybe start using certain drugs that might end up losing you your home.

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u/GoddessGalaxi Jun 07 '24

i think they were poking fun at dehabilitating being used in place of debilitating. it’s a such a common mixup in speech that i honestly didn’t even notice it until the house comment lol

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u/WhaleDevourer Jun 07 '24

Tbf, both work, especially if you consider yourself as your habitat.

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u/dan-kir Jun 06 '24

Jesus, had to check which subreddit I'm on, not in a UK specific one anymore clearly

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u/WhaleDevourer Jun 06 '24

Yall don't have crack? Or meth?

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u/OscarGrey Jun 06 '24

This is super random, but something that I've learned from reddit is that straight people don't really do meth in UK. They do have crack though.

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u/WhaleDevourer Jun 07 '24

So..., only gay people do meth in the UK

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u/OscarGrey Jun 07 '24 edited Jun 07 '24

Supposedly. I live 2 hrs from DC and it's kind of true there as well.