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The 3 day no poop challenge - where it all began (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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August 22nd, 2023. History occurs on Lemmy.world

I need to survive for 3 days without pooping, and eating as little as possible. I can pee, but not very often. It can’t take up too much space. What food do I pack?

OP is very much focused on answers and taking this very seriously. They mean business, about not doing their business.

But, in their steadfast preparation they make a fatal flaw...

[ANSWERED] How long does it take your body to process and excrete gummy worms, and how to make it faster? [URGENT AND SERIOUS RESPONSE REQUIRED]

The memes came in hot.

What makes Lemmy feel like home After day 3 Lemmy users in 3 days

3 Days? Supermarket shelves in 3 days

I’m sorryy :(

Yeah!.. No uh pooping!

Built different

It’s a struggle

Shitty Situation

Collapsing an entire industry

Created a new Lemmy user manual

Putin’s address to the nation - OP "is that a threat?"

No 🚽 where we’re going

Respect the poop guy, him who goes to a honorable quest

Lemmy right now

OP seemed to enjoy them

More notable moments:

Things are looking dire, OP still seeking advice the next day

Is this all a part of some spiritual journey for OP?

A fan asks for a photo.

The community gave OP their everlasting support.

Did they accomplish their goal?? I DID IT

Maybe, the journey is not at it's end yet... They asked for advice about ramen, and calcium tablets...

The community still waits with baited breath...

Godspeed, u/mizu6079 o7

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[-] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

I believe so. Mizu tried to comment on the post, so an update may be coming. I think I didn't set the language correctly on the post perhaps or something because I'm having troubles with it too. I can't view the comments or edit it to fix the date there. Though, I do see your comment in my notifications and seems I can reply here.

[-] [email protected] 0 points 1 year ago

I did wonder why there weren't any comments! It might depend on the instance. Kbin seems very particular on the language thing.

It's a learning curve for sure. It feels like we're all in the "try and find out" phase, which is both exciting and frustrating.

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