Posts by Roger Gomez38
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It’s all pretty negligible and disconnected. Honestly, by the end, I couldn't even tell who was who or why they were fighting over what money. But hey, I guess that's just how Drax does things here. 🙂
Is it actually possible to set up a checking account held by four different individuals? Here’s the deal: we want to be able to deposit money into the account, but I want to make sure nobody can withdraw a single cent without everyone else agreeing first.
I’ve come across a few places online suggesting that cycling might not be the best move for guys dealing with prostate issues. There's also the concern about heat buildup in the groin area during long rides, which apparently takes a toll on sperm count and overall fertility.
Does this risk apply to recreational riders who just hop on their bikes for a couple of hours a few times a week, or is this really only an issue for the pros who practically live in their saddles?
If there are genuine downsides to consider, what can be done to mitigate them? Is it just a matter of picking out the right gear, like specialized shorts or better seating?
I didn't really get that whole thing about the arm tattoo when that wannabe UFC champ decided to just run for it...
Should I request my referral from my primary care doctor, or is it better to just go through a private specialist?
So, here’s the deal: the issue started with my hands, but now it’s spread up to my neck and shoulders. It shows up as intense redness, cracked skin, tiny little bumps, and constant itching. I went to see my primary care doctor, and they sent me over to Silver City to see a dermatologist. They gave me a cream that helped soothe things, but it wasn't a permanent fix. Once the flare-up calmed down, I saw an older specialist—she diagnosed it as allergic dermatitis (if I recall correctly, though I really should double-check my medical records). That was it. But honestly, what on earth could I be allergic to? I need to know so I can avoid the trigger if possible. Otherwise, am I just supposed to wrap myself in plastic wrap and live like that?
A lot of things have changed in my living environment lately, so maybe it has something to do with those industrial chemicals back at the factory.
My bad, my bad, my bad. I wasn't even paying close attention myself. Just went on autopilot. Mea Culpa. Won't happen again, consider this my rookie 😁
Since I'm clearly not an expert in these waters, I totally blanked on the whole AGP vs. PCI thing. What a newbie, right? 😢
The Sapphire AMD Radeon 3650 AGP GPU.
Looking at the ECS Nvidia GeForce 8500 GT GPU.
Which of these two would be better for running 1080p content? This board features a 780G chipset with integrated HD 3200 graphics, but I’m thinking about adding a dedicated card just to be safe. Who knows? Maybe I'll even try to run a modern game or two...
Where did you manage to track down the Pro or the Duo?
Does anyone have a lead on where I can pick this up here in the States?
I watched the first installment last night. Looking back at it now, seeing how far movies and special effects have come since the 80s and that whole B-movie era, the film looks pretty hilarious. But honestly, because of the sheer charisma it still holds—I mean, I was literally terrified out of my mind watching this as a kid—I find it incredibly charming. Even those low-budget practical effects have a certain magic to them. I mean, where else can you find a scene where someone gets their fingers cut off just so we can see green blood spraying everywhere? The movie is genuinely great.
Someone took out a personal loan, and now the borrower has passed away. I’m wondering how the bank goes about recovering those funds? Specifically, is it possible for them to seize a property if the deceased person only partially owned it and the rest was inherited by their children?
Thanks for moving this, I totally missed that there was already a thread 😢
Just one quick clarification: this wasn't a mortgage secured by real estate. It was a personal loan backed by a savings account and what looks like a life insurance policy.