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Damn that seems like the perfect tool!!! I'll get one and report back

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Justinreply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES

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lemmy.world

Free lifting has helped my posture tremendously. You don't need to focus on being a buff gymbro. Just enough intensity to build enough muscle to force your bones into the right shape.

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no bananareply
lemmy.world

I'm not asking for posture advice, I'm asking how to remove it

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PilferJynxreply
lemmy.world

Oh well then.. I know a guy that knows a guy. Hope you dont mind headaches.

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no bananareply
lemmy.world

Why need? It seems unnecessary. Snail doesn't have it, why should I

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So what, you think you're just better than an invertebrate? Say that to an octopus's face

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no bananareply
lemmy.world

Does seem to have the side effect of removing the head though. I only want to remove the highlighted parts

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no bananareply
lemmy.world

See that's good and all but what I want is to remove it, not fix a posture problem.

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I would do anything to make my life feel better, except anything that makes my life feel better.

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no bananareply
lemmy.world

Seems like a good idea on the surface, but it'll delete other parts that I want to keep.

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no bananareply
lemmy.world

I tried that but it was connected to other stock parts I don't want to delete

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It's like a tablecloth, you have to pull it fast so everything that's attached to it will stay in place.

Note: you may experience some minor discomfort as the nerve endings separate. This is normal and should quickly resolve itself.

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db2
lemmy.world

Step 1: Stop hunching your head forward.

Barring physical issues preventing it, that's it.

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db2reply
lemmy.world

So you're afraid to try? Good news then, you're already spineless! 😈

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