Cialis is most common and it is typically low dose, like 5mg/day. Can still provoke unwanted “movement” in a gym environment however.

Taking Arimidex (breast cancer treatment drug) to control estrogen levels.

cancer is a big word, arimidex is just an aromatase inhibitor that prevents androgens from turning into estrogen, that also helps prevent spread of some types of cancer. Amazon is full of turkey tail supplements, that's also a prescription cancer medicine in Japan

Yes, roughly 30% of health care in Canada, from dental care to cosmetic surgery, is privately funded.

This book and the "bullshit jobs" label is discussed extensively in the article.

No. Hoplites are annoying slimy enemies in Demon’s Souls: https://demonssouls.wiki.fextralife.com/Hoplite

Uzbekistan has long been one of the largest natural gas exporters in the world and that is set to increase as they have huge untapped reserves. Same story with oil although they aren’t yet a top exporter, so far as I know.

I recall reading similar articles in 1998.

He’s a fast-talking dingbat.

Any well-travelled guy is familiar with women who ask them to pretend to be married to allow them to escape constant, occasionally dangerous male pestering. In Turkey, I even met a woman who carried fake wedding bands for this purpose. We hung out for a few days as a “married” couple so she could get relief from the constant harassment.

I was asked to do that in my hometown with a girl I had never met before. It’s not only tourists, and it’s not only in foreign places.

BTW, that girl had to be 5% handsy with me to sell the lie, and when I met her real boyfriend that same night, he pretended to be royally pissed for five seconds and I was so scared. He laughed it off. Good guy.

I've learnt to be paranoid: marriage can be a scam.

Marriage is a two way street. Well aligned partners - often complimentary opposites - work well.

Elden Ring sold 30 million copies. Even Bloodborne, a PS4 exclusive, sold over 9 million copies.