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By Allah, Boogie deserves nothing but the shoe!
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difference is that its impossible to miss boogie
Because he is so god damn fat!difference is that its impossible to miss boogie
He is lucky it wasn't one of fatty1488s boots.
we're supposed to believe his crypto investments were serving a larger purpose of wanting to help people, yet three weeks ago he click baited the death of a creator and monetized the video with zero intention to donate any proceeds to the brother's gofundme campaign linked and mentioned in the video. did he donate without saying anything? of course not, because he's not on the list of donators. there is absolutely nothing charitable about boogie what-so-ever.He retcons why he wanted to be crpyto rich (to help people, seems to be the theme of the day) and he ends the conversation by again admitting that who he is online isn't the real him. No idea what his final tweet had to do with anything but it seems to be his plot device to avoid looking like an idiot for his "I'm Finally Rich" video. Is he implying that he was playing a character during that video?
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They gave me Ambien when I used a CPap. Batshit crazy doesn't even cover things I said or did on that crap.Could you imagine if a doctor prescribes him a strong sleeping medication (which I don’t even know is possible if you’re a c-pap user, or given all the other pills he’s taking)? My god, we will witness some batshit crazy, off the wall middle of the night tweets.
I doubt he'll be "compliant' if they prescribe him a CPAP. Even under the best of conditions (you find a mask/pillow that's "comfortable;" you get a quiet enough machine; you get enough tubing and manage to set it up properly so tossing & turning overnight doesn't screw something up), they're still fucking annoying. After all, you're trying to fall asleep with a mask strapped to your face deliberately covering your nose and/or mouth. It sounds weird too as the machine runs and you breathe in and out. "Positive air pressure" is a strange sensation too.Ver archivo adjunto 4415368
My sister works in this field. One thing she told me a long time ago is a lot of patients have some sort of anxiety/stress/depression which doesn’t come as a surprise, but that has to be managed by the patient and their doctor separately. I just don’t see Boogie getting any of that under control.
Could you imagine if a doctor prescribes him a strong sleeping medication (which I don’t even know is possible if you’re a c-pap user, or given all the other pills he’s taking)? My god, we will witness some batshit crazy, off the wall middle of the night tweets.
I used one for about 4 months. Of those 4 months I kept the mask/pillows/wiring harness to keep the damn thing attached to my face twice. They finally told me that I either had to get in compliance or give the machine back. Some people just can't do the machines.I doubt he'll be "compliant' if they prescribe him a CPAP. Even under the best of conditions (you find a mask/pillow that's "comfortable;" you get a quiet enough machine; you get enough tubing and manage to set it up properly so tossing & turning overnight doesn't screw something up), they're still fucking annoying. After all, you're trying to fall asleep with a mask strapped to your face deliberately covering your nose and/or mouth. It sounds weird too as the machine runs and you breathe in and out. "Positive air pressure" is a strange sensation too.
There's a strong chance you'll instinctively pull it off your face during the night because it's uncomfortable, then fall back to sleep. Then you wake up feeling like shit because it wasn't on your face long enough to do any good, which makes you less likely to bother to continue using it (since it didn't help).
Source: spent a couple years and a dozen or so masks trying to make it work to treat moderate apnea. Couldn't ever find one, and the asshole doc who prescribed the machine then lectured me about compliance every three months never had an answer to the question "how the fuck do I find a mask I won't instinctively rip off my face in my sleep?"
Also I'm not fat like boogie is. CPAP non-compliance tends to get worse as obesity increases in severity -- gotta increase pressure a bit to get that air pushed into lungs surrounded by more fat, and higher pressure correlates directly with lower compliance. I would imagine it's also harder to find masks that'll fit that fat head of his, and even if he does find one, the straps/bands/whatever will squeeze tighter just to make it all fit and that makes things even less comfortable.
In conclusion, boogie is fat.
Im gonna have to agree. If he gets one, hes just gonna take some dumb pictures of him wearing it for twitter points. Hes not actually gonna follow through with it, like the vegetables, punching bag, and gym membership he bought. Theyre just all props.I doubt he'll be "compliant' if they prescribe him a CPAP.
My gut feeling is that a) he's in bed plenty every night (6-12hrs) b) any sleep issues he does have are a result of obesity/sleep apnea and can be treated with CPAP/weight loss c) he's drastically overstated his nightmare issue for Twitter asspats, so it's actually not really an issue for the purposes of a sleep study. I can't decide if he looks sleepy, medicated, or both in this picture TBH. They managed to make him wear a shirt at least, LOL.