Posts by Rebecca Barnes2

So what about this GF 8600?

Hey there,
-CPU: Athlon64 3000 1.8 MHz
-Motherboard: Gigabyte GA K8N SLi
-GPU: Nvidia GeForce 6600 PCI-E
-RAM: 1GB

So, I'm wondering, if I go out and grab a new graphics card, am I actually gonna be able to run Far Cry 2, and more importantly, which one should I even bother picking up?

Seriously though, what do you even do when someone you’ve called a friend for ten years decides to stab you in the back just to suck up to someone else by spilling your business??? Doesn't it make you want to absolutely lose it? I always go into things assuming people are decent, thinking everyone’s got a good heart and trusting them, but honestly, people are just hunting for dirt on you so they can tear you down—or worse, once you actually start winning, they just want to drag you back down to their level. So now what? How am I supposed to build any kind of connection with anyone when I don't want some idiot having a front-row seat to my private life? I’d much rather have one or two real friends who actually know how to shut up than a hundred fake ones. The sad part is, these people running their mouths usually don't even realize how messed up they're being; they think it's no big deal, failing to grasp that I only shared things because I actually considered them close. They just talk trash because they're socially stunted and lack any basic sense of decency. And there’s nothing you can do about it! You can't fix them! Your best bet is to just bail and, whenever you have to deal with them, give them zero intel or just straight-up lie to their faces. 😁Let them spread lies around; they'll eventually look like total idiots when the truth comes out, and then you can just laugh and say, "Wait, you actually believed that? Seriously?They won't dare ask you anything ever again because they'll be too embarrassed about looking like fools with their little gossip sessions. 👍

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Neosporin Plus from Pfizer is gonna run me about five bucks, thanks!

So, should I just grab the regular version or go with the Neosporin antiseptic cream? And am I supposed to be slapping that on after shaving instead of using my usual Johnson & Johnson balm?

Look, obviously I’ve got my Gillette shaving gel—not that cheap foam crap—and a brand new Mach 5 razor ready to go, but please don't come at me with a list of five different products because I can't just run out to the local CVS and grab whatever I want, okay? I just need one thing that actually works. Besides, even with fresh blades, using gel, and following up with balm, I still end up with this massive patch of red irritation on my neck every single time I shave. What am I even doing wrong?

So I went ahead and slapped on some Johnson & Johnson balm after shaving, and wouldn't you know it, the breakouts are already back, and my neck is acting up too even though I’m using that Johnson & Johnson balm-milk stuff right after I shave

So I finally bit the bullet and shaved my pits yesterday since I've been hitting the gym like crazy and the sweat situation was getting out of hand—it's just way more practical this way, right? But then, wouldn't you know it, the very next day my skin is a total disaster zone covered in red bumps and irritation, so now I'm stuck wondering what actually works... does anyone know which product is actually effective for post-shave treatment when you're a guy with super sensitive skin?

Lower back and knees are killing me... but I’m hitting those posterior chain muscles hard, training Taekwondo six days a week, and I’m sitting here at 222 lbs and 6'4", especially since I didn't do anything active or even stretch for years before this sudden burst of energy, so I just let myself go completely, you know? Is this kind of reaction normal? I'm 30.

So, I’m wondering where the best spot is to get my spine checked out because my back and knees have been absolutely killing me after workouts lately, and honestly, is it even worth paying for a private specialist or should I just stick to the usual route?

Hey everyone!
I’m 30 years old and I’ve never actually stepped foot in a combat sports gym before. I’m standing at about 6'4" and weighing 210 lbs, and my plan is to jump into Taekwondo to really dial in those kicks, while also hitting up some boxing sessions with this big-name coach down in Split—maybe even grabbing some one-on-one training every now and then. You think it's a smart move to train both hands and feet simultaneously like that, maybe grinding through both for a year or two before finally making the jump into kickboxing?
Also, I was wondering how the whole belt progression works in Taekwondo? Like, if you're actually talented, can you knock out a few ranks in a single year, or are you stuck waiting on maybe two per year max? How does that timeline actually play out?