Posts by jadesailor14

placidsurfer86 said:The only issue is I can't seem to find flavors like Piña Colada or Grapefruit in any of the shopping malls.

You can definitely find them at places like Walmart, Target, or Kroger!
I swear I saw them everywhere during my last grocery run!

crimsonotter29 said:Nah, I'm actually a little older than you. 😉And I'm not even sure if things were easier for kids back then;
for me, it wasn't really about that—I just kept putting off dealing with it.

Oh, really? Well, since over 90% of the people on this forum are younger than me, I constantly get called "Auntie jadesailor14" or "a lady of a certain age." 🤣
I honestly feel like the forum grandma! 😁
I actually had you filed away in my head under "college years" because of how you write.

So, what stopped you from, uh, how should I put this... having technical 😬 issues while you were waiting all that time? 😕

crimsonotter29 said:So you're basically saying, "Same thing, just different packaging"? 🤣

I wouldn't simplify it quite that much! 😬

Before you hit 17? You were just a kid back then! It definitely feels a lot easier to wrap your head around things when you're that young.

Edward Green said:I don't mean to be judgmental, but honestly, it feels like ruggedjackal46 hasn't lived in a vacuum his whole life, if you know what I mean! 🙏

If we’re going by that logic, then Arslan is basically 🤣

Look, I honestly don't know much about all that technical stuff
I can tell if someone's circumcised or not, but that's about my level of expertise!

But man, I really wish Dr. Arslan or Eric Robinson81 would jump in here and explain things to us.
If he’s decided to step away, there’s an old thread out there where he was debating with a lady from New York, explaining his method for widening through specific exercises. 😬

Edward Green said:What's the difference..?

Veli Arslan mentioned that you actually have to practice that second part😬
so it stretches out to just the right width.

Chris Morgan67 said:I’ve seen this mentioned in tons of news outlets. I think Dr. Kinche is doing similar procedures here in the States, and it costs around $550. It's a quick procedure and nothing too crazy.

I still don't get how people can be so judgmental. I actually know a woman who had a massive tear during childbirth... and honestly, that's just not okay.

Good luck, JFK👍

I'm not judging if there's a genuine medical need, but if that's the case, gynecologists definitely know where to find patients—way better than they would on a random forum!
But the real question is, "who is actually seeking this out because they feel they're too wide?"

Yeah, it’s been all over the papers and even on TV once or twice.
There are a few doctors performing them here, though I can't quite recall all their names.
Aside from the one I already mentioned, our most famous specialist was also brought up.
But most of the coverage was about how they specialize in hymenoplasty since that's their main moneymaker.

Just grab a phone book and start calling plastic surgeons one by one!

I highly doubt anyone would be bragging about doing something like that.
The thread's all cleaned up now—got rid of all my nonsense and everyone else's too. Sorry, jadesailor14! Please, carry on with the discussion about this surgery.

Go ahead and give 😁
a shot! Then we can set up a little competition
. Honestly, I bet you’d crush it and finish right near the top 🤣.

Someone told me the cost would be about 1/3 of what you'd normally pay 😵
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You’ve got a massive thread going here!
There was some talk about the fish in there too.
If I remember correctly, that was all about the coast down in Istria.

Hey, maybe shoot a quick DM to whoever posted that recipe and double-check!

From what I remember, gardenia helps balance out oily skin and really relaxes everything, while geranium works as an antiseptic and soothes the skin
assuming one of those two oils is actually in there at all
as for the third ingredient, I'm honestly not too sure

Or maybe geranium
It’s actually super popular in skincare too!

brightcobra15 said:What even is MANA? And where can you find it?
I've never heard of it.
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I actually just grabbed a flyer from the local CVS
It's at the shop on Ilica in downtown Chicago—basically right near that old corner spot by the Super Target in the suburbs.
They have locations in other cities too; like San Diego, Houston, Orlando...
I haven't checked it out myself, so I'm not sure about the quality, but the flyer makes it look like a great deal!

H&M has been pretty meh for me the last couple of years.
Once you head toward the border, it’s a bit of a trek to Mexico City, but there are way more options if you hit the bigger hubs.

Betty Patel17 said:I actually started wearing them when I was 15, back when they were still a brand-new thing here in the States! I never had any issues at all.

They really became mainstream toward the end of the '70s.

It’s actually pretty common to see little preschoolers wearing contact lenses these days
and unfortunately, sometimes you just have to start that early.

As far as I know, Tupperware has two locations in New York City where you can order directly from their office or just jump online and grab what you need.
With companies like Avon and Oriflame, it’s all about catalog sales through representatives. There isn't any brainwashing involved; honestly, the only downside is that some reps can be a little overly persistent!
I think Avon actually started promoting online shopping—I'm not sure if it really took off, but it's definitely worth checking out.

Grab some clear spray paint—you can go with either a glossy or matte finish depending on what you're feeling!
Just apply a few thin coats to get it smooth.

I've heard from a few DIY enthusiasts that it really does the trick.

I mean, what else is there to say?
She’s an adult, after all.
She knows perfectly well that smoking is bad news for everyone—whether you're young or in peak health.
But she still asks questions like that.
At the end of the day, it's her call.

Keith Phillips3 The user said:By the way, are you speaking from actual hands-on experience, or is this just pure theory—like, just dryly reciting legal paragraphs about how things "should" be?

Just standard practice!
It’s a bummer, but at the end of the day, we just have to follow the dry laws and legal jargon!
They're just as useful for private companies as they are for government agencies!
Whether it's lawyers, tax specialists, or anyone else in between, they don't get to just interpret things however they feel like!

It’s actually wild when you think about it—you have hundreds of companies out there that have been operating for years without hiring a single employee!
I didn't have a single issue during that entire stretch!

When it comes to your initial investment, you can actually use that seed money for pretty much anything! It’s such a relief to have that kind of flexibility right from the start.
Even if you're just taking a luxury cruise through the Caribbean, you still have to make sure everything is reported correctly so your taxes are handled properly! 😉

Keith Phillips3 said:Let's skip the talk about Customs!

😕 Should we have?

danaye said:Spending money would involve claiming back sales tax. 😁

Until that first transaction happens, the company stays dormant (meaning you just file zero returns with the IRS, etc.).
From what I understand 😁, once that first transaction hits through the transition account, at least one person has to enroll in Social Security within 15 days.
I heard if you miss that window, you get hit with penalties (or at least that's what I was told).
What actually happens if you don't register anyone while the company is technically "active"? It would be great if someone who’s been through this could share their experience.

you don't have to

Could you please cite the specific law, section, or paragraph that says an LLC is required to register someone?
And where did this 15-day rule come from?
Didn't I already mention which legal bulletin stated that provision was repealed? Is it really that hard to check the facts?

How can you claim a sales tax refund if the company is dormant? If you're getting a refund, it means you bought or paid for something, which means there was cash coming in (seed capital, revenue, a loan, etc.), which—miraculously—means there was activity on the account.

If the business is dormant, you don't submit complex forms; you just file a statement saying there was no activity, and that's that!

Milky Way said:My business plan isn't your concern..

🤣
Exactly, I actually care about it!

I'd just love to watch you explain all those excuses to the IRS
It would be quite an education
And honestly? It sounds pretty entertaining 😍

Plus, every bit of income needs a solid paper trail and a clear explanation—you can't just show the expenses

Milky Way said:Honestly, this subforum has been such a letdown. So much talk and zero substance.
There are plenty of other places where I can find the actual details.
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Yeah, it's always easier to point fingers at everyone else when you can't cut it yourself