Good luck to him, not my sort of music but he is a top man.
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New residences in L**ds look nice…
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Only if she’s a giant. You noticed the little fella photobombing, stood in front of the davideopro sign towards the bottom right of the image? Each brick must be 9 or 10 foot highThat must be where Ellen Drode lives
I keep saying it with these videos but I love Karma.
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Holy crap I thought she was counting 'em.
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Must be 50 years ago when I watched a display of lace making in Bruges. Made you realise why it is so expensive. Needed some strong Belgian beers after as the skill and effort required was draining just watching.
Horrible look… I don’t get it!!
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Who'd have thought someone would have done this.
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https://news.sky.com/story/woman-re...-drunk-diagnosed-with-rare-condition-13147158
WHAT IS AUTO-BREWERY SYNDROME?
Auto-brewery syndrome is an extremely rare condition, also known as "drunkenness disease".
Sufferers produce large amounts of ethanol in their gut through the fermentation of ingested carbohydrates in the gastrointestinal tract of the body.
Scientists say the condition is caused by specific bacteria or fungi in the gut.
Once produced, the alcohol is then absorbed in the small intestine, causing an increase in blood alcohol concentrations that produce the effects of intoxication.
The condition can have a profound impact on sufferers, who can exhibit symptoms such as slurred speech, stumbling, loss of motor functions, dizziness, and belching, as well as mood swings and neurological issues.
The condition is rare, but is thought to be underreported. Sufferers are not born with the condition and its trigger can vary, from prolonged antibiotic use to diets high in carbohydrates, according to scientists.
Lisa Florin, clinical biologist with Belgian hospital AZ Sint-Lucas, said people can also get ABS while suffering from other intestine-related conditions.
WHAT IS AUTO-BREWERY SYNDROME?
Auto-brewery syndrome is an extremely rare condition, also known as "drunkenness disease".
Sufferers produce large amounts of ethanol in their gut through the fermentation of ingested carbohydrates in the gastrointestinal tract of the body.
Scientists say the condition is caused by specific bacteria or fungi in the gut.
Once produced, the alcohol is then absorbed in the small intestine, causing an increase in blood alcohol concentrations that produce the effects of intoxication.
The condition can have a profound impact on sufferers, who can exhibit symptoms such as slurred speech, stumbling, loss of motor functions, dizziness, and belching, as well as mood swings and neurological issues.
The condition is rare, but is thought to be underreported. Sufferers are not born with the condition and its trigger can vary, from prolonged antibiotic use to diets high in carbohydrates, according to scientists.
Lisa Florin, clinical biologist with Belgian hospital AZ Sint-Lucas, said people can also get ABS while suffering from other intestine-related conditions.
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