Can someone fill me in since I’m totally out of the loop? Where are our fans actually gonna be sitting at Madison Square Garden... which section of the arena? Me and my buddy are about to pull the trigger on tickets, but I don't want to end up in some random spot far away from the crowd... hurry up with an answer, there aren't many left...
I am beyond frustrated right now... It’s basically brand new—barely twenty copies through—and it just decided to absolutely wreck my entire day. How? The damn thing refuses to "recognize" any toner at all, not even its own official multipack! So now it's straight to the repair shop. And you know what they tell you when you call for an update: maybe the chip that reads the toner died, or maybe it's some internal circuit, and they have to order parts, but the tech isn't even 100% sure... if it turns out it isn't that specific part, then the whole unit is toast and I might as well just toss it in the trash!
Is this actually possible? And does anyone know how much a nightmare like this usually costs? Any experiences? Thanks guys, I'm honestly just grieving the massive waste of time here...🙂
My little mystery: WBCs, RBCs, the whole nine yards—everything looks totally normal on paper, except my ESR is through the roof. The lab says anything up to 30 is fine, but I’m sitting here at 45...
As far as I can tell, the only thing going on is this absolute nightmare with one of my teeth. Had a root infection recently, finished a full round of antibiotics, but now it feels like it's acting up again... Could that be what's driving the numbers up, or should I be looking for something else entirely?
Watched the movie from the front row and walked away with a stiff neck as a souvenir. Felt like I was at a tennis match: whiplash after whiplash.
But I did pick up a few facts most people out there aren't even aware of... luckily I happened to be watching The Great Gatsby by Baz Luhrmann during the 200th anniversary of its origin story... and honestly, that’s still the reality today. A public apology to a stolen generation is basically just a dead phrase on some piece of paper; the mental segregation is still alive and well, nothing has actually changed. The former colonizers are just the modern-day patrons and the bosses of the whole operation. By shining a light on just one single moment in history, the director pulled it off... though I definitely see why people say trying to cram all that heavy subject matter into a three-hour runtime is a massive stretch. Maybe an omnibus approach using "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" would’ve worked better as a beautifully detailed framework for this flick.
Still worth a watch because it still hits you right in the gut.
Alright, I’m bumping this thread again... Basically, I’ve noticed that every once in a while, my salivary glands get blocked by these tiny little white, hard bits. It doesn't actually hurt, but it's super annoying because it feels like there's just some random grit stuck in there... sometimes I can even feel them like a foreign object in my mouth.
Help!
Years ago, both sides were completely blocked up by these things—it was incredibly painful and it was a total nightmare getting a doctor to clear them out. Now, it's not quite that intense, the bits are just much smaller...
The hate speech stuff is what really gets under my skin...😢I honestly feel sick to my stomach whenever I have to subject myself to it....it's just terrifying.
Well, just got the word back from Washington, D.C.... gotta hand it to them, they moved fast.
The basic "Type A" analysis covering all the fundamental physical-chemical and bacteriological markers is coming in at $67 plus tax, and if you want to check for "mineral oils"—which I'm betting is what's causing that nasty smell—that’ll run you $50 plus tax. The whole process takes about 72 hours, and if you need more details or need to drop off your samples, just head over to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, specifically the Environmental Protection Agency branch over at 16 Arlington National Cemetery.
briskeagle39 said:Look, I get that you're stressed and I hope you sort this mess out, but what do you mean by "they seem carcinogenic"...? 😕
The water reeks of oil and petroleum. People have run tests, the developers even flushed the pipes twice, but nothing changed... there's a ton of rumors flying around. So, I'm taking some samples for testing myself. It's happening right where the pipe joints are connected.
We just moved into a new place... yay... but.... The pipes they installed for the main water line seem seriously sketchy, like they could be toxic or even carcinogenic... I'm currently fighting an uphill battle against the contractor and the developer! Basically, who in Washington, D.C. handles water quality testing, who should I contact, and can I just grab a sample myself to get it "checked out"?
Please....
I already posted this in the Health section. Anywhere else?
The boys look totally gassed out there... I mean, silver isn't even a bad result if you think about it. Just chill out, they’re definitely the ones feeling the most pressure here