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Published:
2026-05-12 03:41:18
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2026-05

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So, I was going to record a video today, but I've come down with a pretty bad cold. So, I reckon they'll be no videos for the next 3-4 days. Sorry about that!

Meanwhile, here's is the schedule for when I return:

Day 1: Study Group Ep. 9 & 10Day 2: Kinnporsche Ep. 7Day 3: The Untamed Ep. 35-36Day 4: Big Mouth (Kdrama) Ep. 1Day 5: Kinnporsche Ep. 8Day 6: The Untamed Ep. 37-38

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Olivia

Wow everyone is sick this week all my friend in Canada and a few travelled to Japan also sick. Take care!!

stay_blink4life

When will he react to Stray Kids content again? Did he mention anything about it? My subscription ended a bit ago, so I don't know if he talked about it. I really miss it!!

Jessiizzz

I'm curious too! Ive been a member off and on for like two years, having originally joined for SKZ. But I also haven't heard anything regarding them or any other group

Izzy

Get lots of rest, hope you feel better soon!

Jessica

Take care, rest a lot, that’s the most important thing to do!!!

Glenny Lennox

Will you continue I cannot reach you? Also feel better !

Leaf

No problem, take care and get well soon!

Rii7e

He said a while back that he wasn’t going to do kpop content as much because it’s just not what he wants to do as much so it could be regarding that

Neko Reaction

When are you watching I cannot reach you ?

Mel~

Health comes first!!! Hope you and the kitties get well soon~~╰(*´︶`*)╯♡

Cato

Take care!

Sakura

Excited for Big Mouth and The untamed but please take all the time you need to get better, we can wait. Rest well.

Nico D. Dragon

Just coming of a cold luckily I am on day four and almost back to normal, hope you get well soon as well.

eliviled

Feel better, man. Make sure to rest up and just chill!

nvmind

Take your time and I hope you recover well!

Mairead

feel better soon!!!

Katie-Didn’t

I hope you feel better soon!! Colds with stuffy noses are the devil! I’m REALLY sorry! I feel terrible FOR you… a stuffy (not runny) nose is literally my 2nd most hated symptom- I’d rather be in intense pain, like an 8 or 9 on the pain scale, than have a stuffy nose. Even the meds to help just make it feel dried out and sometimes it makes mine crack and bleed and I can barely sleep whether it’s stuffed up or I take meds and it’s dried out so it’s miserable either way and your whole face feels swollen from the sinus pressure even if there’s no infection and I just hate all of it, don’t even care about my throat or coughing or the rest. I tend to hate everything including my life and myself and minutes turn into days till my nose clears up enough that I can actually get air through both nostrils. I’m AMAZED you managed this post and very much appreciate the schedule. You’re a FAR better person than I am. I might have asked someone to do it for me after I couldn’t manage for a day or so but thinking up a schedule would have been beyond me. I could be in the hospital waiting for emergency hip or shoulder surgery and do it, but I definitely couldn’t with a cold. All I can say is thank you, and if you ever use herbs for symptoms (I use herbs, vitamins, and meds approved by my doctor)- cloves are a natural pain killer for surface contact like mouth and throat (VERY little is needed), lavender and tea tree oil are natural antibiotics and anti-fungals for surface contact so they’re good in soap but the smell can also help clear the sinuses with tea tree oil, smelling concentrated mint can help clear sinuses as well and it helps unclog pores by opening them up, and cayenne pepper (as long as you don’t have a heart problem) can be added to your diet temporarily to increase circulation and move the inflammation and nastiness out faster to speed up the process of getting better (it tastes really good in chicken soup too). Any concentrated oils can be dilution with almond oil to avoid direct skin contact if they aren’t being added to a soap, lotion, or used in a diffuser. Plus you can overload Vitamin C since you that’s one that gets dumped out if you have too much and about 80% of people are low on Vitamin D from spending too much time indoors and both affect your immune system so taking 2-3000ui/day if you don’t spend at least 30mins/day in direct sunlight without windows in the way would help in general and the Vitamin C would help pretty quickly if you take a LOT till you’re improving as long as you drink a lot of water with it so your body can easily flush out what it can’t use. I’m fairly sure everyone knows about gargling with warm salt water- it’s to dry out the post-nasal drip that’s making your throat sore, pull out the excess swelling from the tissues, and make the area hostile to bacteria while soothing the damage (like how swimming in the ocean makes wounds heal faster which is 100% true- skin likes the extra salt and medically your mouth and throat are still considered “external” for MOST things, that’s one of them) so it’s best not to eat or drink for a bit after gargling if that’s something you do so the salt has time to do its work. Any medicine with an expectorant will help thin and drain everything faster/easier but unless there’s any rattling when you breathe it’s still a head cold and other ingredients are mostly wasted- the virus that causes the common cold grows in the nasal passages (rhinovirus- yes the scientist had a sense of humor because of it growing in the nose and naming it after the rhinoceros) so meds that make everything dry up usually just delay the whole “infection, disease, illness, improvement, convalescence” process (sometimes I need the relief and do it for a bit anyway, but it’s just gonna make it take longer to get over my cold) simply because you have to keep blowing your nose to get rid of excess virus that’s constantly populating before it invades the cells. That’s why your body reacts to it by making all the snot in the first place; it’s trying (and failing) to flush it out. Apologies for my science/medical brain kicking in. Generally speaking people don’t want to hear any of it and feel free to ignore it but I AM qualified and you can check my facts if you want. I have a degree with honors in biotechnology, a certification as a medical laboratory bacterialogist/virologist (I only took an extra classes for more pay at a job I was already doing) and work history in medical lab testing (bacteria, fungus, and viruses) that I ended up managing before I left to do pancreatic cancer research at UNC Chapel Hill under their best surgical oncologist in her lab when she hired me into one of her two permanent positions available (the rest were for people working on their master’s or PhD’s, she was working on getting a third position for someone with a PhD but it’s difficult to find someone who’s good AND willing to work for very little money since it’s all grant funded research and with only so much money available it’s all going to supplies and such- I got paid exactly what I was offered regardless of whether I worked 40 or 60 hours a week and she was very hard pressed to find people she was happy with that were okay with that when I took a pay cut to begin with and it would be that way for anyone). Since cancer happens when DNA gets copied wrong but it’s close enough that all the things that check the new copy go “that’s wrong, throw it away and start over” every kind of cancer has its own gene sequences that are the most common wrong parts- those are what chemotherapy targets and why it makes you so sick: it’s literally destroying your DNA because even though it’s aimed at a specific target it’s a bit like archery- even the best archery doesn’t hit the bullseye 100% of the time and we’re talking about how many cells in your entire body? So it’s destroying healthy DNA and cells in order to destroy the cancer cells. Even though we were studying the gene sequences for pancreatic cancer and looking for ANYTHING at all that might help predict how to catch it sooner, anyone that was more likely to develop it, anything to lower the 98% mortality rate, as well as researching treatments to target the sequence better since there just aren’t any currently (it’s a structural issue- where the wrong sequence is located is in a tiny hole and for any medicine to find it and attack it would also have to be tiny or target something around it that isn’t found on healthy DNA), but I still worked for a medical doctor when it’s all said and done. I’m disabled because of a rare genetic mutation I didn’t know I had, but I’ve ALWAYS had a LOT of really weird health problems that doctors couldn’t explain and frequently said “this IS the diagnosis, but this can’t happen, I don’t know how this is possible” like getting sick with something that only happens in pregnant women when I was 11 for instance, or getting sick with mono 4 times and the tests showing I had it before and I actively had it again, so the doctor I worked for was naturally interested whenever I was out sick with something weird again. I had all my healthcare at UNC since I was 16 anyway so they’d have all the records and I was eventually diagnosed with Ehlers Danlos syndrome. Since it’s inherited about half my family has it too and we aren’t people that just accept things without explanation so everyone with weird issues has asked and researched the root cause of the issue to understand different ways it COULD have happened and it helped explain why doctors thought it couldn’t happen in many cases. After my diagnosis and the explanation of what it meant, I immediately understood ALMOST (I get sick too easily and too often and vaccines have various weird effects- that turned out to be because of a totally separate issue where I just don’t make several antibodies so the vaccines that are supposed to stimulate them will either make me sick or react like I’m KIND OF allergic but not really, and follow-up tests will either show that there’s absolutely no vaccine in my system or I only got a partial dose and even if it’s given repeatedly it still shows a partial dose) all of the ones I hadn’t figured out and so did the rest of my family when I told them. My boss was fully intrigued and understood the weirdness immediately as well and even though I wanted to keep working and she was willing to let me work from home doing whatever I could with whatever hours, HR wouldn’t allow it because it’s a disease listed as one that only worsens. That being said, I was 28 and had already been seeing doctors since I was like, 2 and getting all kinds of wrong diagnosis because it was a problem that I “couldn’t possibly have”, getting all kinds of treatments that didn’t work or made things worse, and I’d already learned to JUST look at the symptoms and treat the most likely diagnosis ignoring the circumstances because obviously it COULD happen, and if things didn’t improve after 3-5 days I’d go to the doctor THEN. And since doctors obviously don’t have all the answers and are just doing the best they can, and since the most commonly used medicine is from herbs and plants they like to CLAIM have no effect even though things like aspirin were originally extracted from willow bark then reproduced and concentrated in labs, I also decided I wouldn’t turn down using anything that worked since nobody seemed to have any idea what actually did anyway. I just made sure it was safe without any interactions and ignored it when they said it wouldn’t do anything. Sometimes it did, sometimes it didn’t, just like the meds and treatments they prescribed. I worked out what remedies had actual effects and which didn’t, some even had medical research to prove it but it was just ignored. My boss found the information generally useful and I gave her all of it before leaving for her patients. I started seeing a retired Ehlers Danlos specialist that was renting an office as a private clinic to see patients part-time who also wanted the information since it hadn’t occurred to him (he’d gotten his medical license at Oxford in England and came to the US to work at Hopkins to work as a specialist). I ended up seeing him for free in exchange for helping him out with ideas for some of his patients (they’d agreed) that had problems he’d been unable to find solutions for because, apparently, I think outside the box or something? I don’t really feel like I do but that’s what I was told repeatedly by him and my boss. But I AM very good at medical stuff in general just because if I haven’t had it, someone in my family has so I’ve researched it (which I’m VERY good at with years of experience) and checked/tried various treatments and success rates, how safe they are, side effects etc. So no, I’m not all about homeopathic remedies, but I am about using what works and that’s going to be a combination of different things for different problems. I go to my doctors regularly, take my meds on time, and use alternative remedies as needed if other options don’t work or aren’t effective.

Morayo

I hope you feel better soon!

134130

Hopefully you can doing better???