Rollercoaster
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I love the calm before the storm.
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Idk if OP is OOP, but im pretty sure someone could fairly easily script something to find the place on earth that has this exact street + building pattern. Especially with the barber/hairdresser to narrow down the search more.
Rainbolt could probably find a street view image of the window to OP'S toilet by looking at this map lol
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long walk
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1.71 mileswhen you need to shit, even a few hundred metres is a long walk.
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object-oriented programmer?
Original Original Poster. It means the person who had to poop.
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Out Of Poop
Out Of Paper, toilet
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Ah returnee's release.
I've always called it HTS.....Home Toilet Syndrome.
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I've always called it HTS.....Home Toilet Syndrome.
In my language it's known as "key incontinence", from the sudden incontinence experienced when turning the key when you get home.
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That colored line is not the heart rate. It's the walking speed.
Never ruin a good story with facts
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That colored line is not the heart rate. It's the walking speed.
I suppose it depends on the app, I don’t know the one in the image but the ones I use does color the path with the heart rate.
When hiking, the redder spots are the harder parts and the whole line matches the graph with heartrate over time.
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Idk if OP is OOP, but im pretty sure someone could fairly easily script something to find the place on earth that has this exact street + building pattern. Especially with the barber/hairdresser to narrow down the search more.
The geolocators at Bellingcat would have it in five minutes.
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The color getting very red as they arrive is so accurate, where it gets even more unbearable as your body senses the toilet is close.
This is so true. Literally what it feels like running to the toilet at work.
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long walk
1.71 milesYeah, but do that with a log up your ass and everyone watching as you publicly shuffle to the restroom
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I suppose it depends on the app, I don’t know the one in the image but the ones I use does color the path with the heart rate.
When hiking, the redder spots are the harder parts and the whole line matches the graph with heartrate over time.
I know when I had a Garmin watch it changed what was defaulted to on the map depending on the activity.
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1.71 milesWhen you have to shit. That is an incredibly long walk. You can't even fart.
