Love a good high five. Fist bumps can take a hike.

fist bump

Should I pull the snark about "not quite risky enough?"

Baby fist bump? Are you kidding?

A Dorable.

*fist bumps and explosions. happy new year sir!

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*fist bumps

was implying that fist bumping while driving is a bit reckless.

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*fist bumps

fist bumps!
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It is generally understood that acetaminophen/paracetemol binds and reduces oxidized, 'highly active' COX-2 enzymes... this chills out the COX-2 activity until it is oxidized again and cranks back up. So imagine in this animation acetaminophen kind-of causing that active COX binding site to close up a little for a while, and preventing it from working in that way.

Acetaminophen also doesn't appear to have a lot of anti-inflammatory action near the actual site of inflammation, but rather more globally throughout the body; folks hypothesize a lot about the reason for this, but I like the simple answer that acetaminophen itself can't reduce oxidized COX enzymes in an injured area surrounded by high levels of oxidative species.

(nerd fist-bump)

>> ^MilkmanDan:

>> ^spoco2:
But what about paracetamol? That's different, because you can take the allowed dosage of that and the allowed dosage of ibuprofen at the same time without interaction... but how does it work?

Paracetemol is the major painkiller here in Thailand, which annoys me because I believe that I am essentially immune to it. I took paracetemol (tylenol) often when I was in my pre and early teens for migraines. At some point, I found that it just wouldn't do anything for me anymore. Ibuprofen and Aspirin both work great, so I always use those when I have a choice -- but the default is always Paracetemol here.

What is so contrived about a fist bump. Everyone does that. Hell, I just fist bumped a perfect stranger today.

Also, notice, he goes off character at 2:54

My 1st thought was to go shoo the crows away but my luck would have the momma duck flying away and the crows giving me a fist bump for the buffet I just gave them.