For about ten days now, I’ve been running a low-grade fever, somewhere between 99.5 and 100.5°F, along with this wandering pain in my hands and feet. Some joints ache constantly, while others just flare up and then subside. My ankles are the worst part—the pain there hasn't let up once—and I've started getting these red patches and bumps that look like I was swarmed by giant mosquitoes. On top of all that, I haven't had a sore throat in years, but suddenly it's back.
I know, I know, I really should be seeing a doctor, but I'm still holding out hope that this will just pass on its own. I'm hoping someone here might have some insight into what on earth is going on.
A friend mentioned that Meli Bakery makes incredible cakes and pastries, but honestly, I haven’t had the chance to try them myself yet.
Like I said before, if you check out the food forums, there are tons of real foodies living in Washington, D.C. who know all the best spots, from high-end restaurants to hidden gem bakeries, and they’re usually great at giving recommendations. You'll actually find more people on those threads who are already married and can give you honest feedback based on experience, rather than just folks who are getting married in a few months and are still in the planning phase.
Sean Lee7 said:I honestly have to ask... what kind of garbage portable CD players are you guys actually buying if you're dealing with issues like this? 🙂
Seriously though, why wouldn't you just grab an MP3 player instead?
Even though this thread is specifically about weddings, you’d probably have better luck heading over to the Gastronomy subforum. There are tons of people from Washington, D.C. over there who can give you much more specific advice and solid recommendations.
SETRA Samoborček said:My scores are pretty underwhelming, but honestly, that's just because of my GPU. I don't even want to put those numbers down—it would be too embarrassing. 😁
My gynecologist just diagnosed me with PCOS, and since I’m trying to get pregnant, they recommended a procedure called ovarian drilling. Has anyone else gone through this or dealt with similar issues?
Yeah, that makes sense since you're rocking the Hardcore series, which I'm guessing uses those Micron D5 TSOP chips... It’s actually pretty interesting that Kingmax doesn't explicitly guarantee their RAM will hit its rated speeds—which a ton of online benchmarks have already proven to be true. But look, the Kingmax SuperRam 433 with the Micron B chip (whether it's TSOP or BGA) rarely ever pushes past 433 MHz. On the off chance a specific stick does go higher, it almost never holds a 1T setting. That’s really the core distinction between the SuperRam and the Hardcore series. Because of that, I’m taking **boldhound8**'s claim that his SuperRam outperforms the Hardcore line with a massive grain of salt.
Freak said:Personally, I’ve got my Kingmax SuperRam 43 running at 455MHz with 2-3-3-7 timings, and I can push it to 510MHz using 2.5-3-3-8.
There is absolutely no way you're hitting 510MHz on 1T. What kind of chips are you actually running? According to the specs, the Kingmax DDR500 Hardcore PC4000 is rated for 3.0-4-4-8 at 1T using Micron D5 chips...
We aren't even talking about that... and if things actually go south, there isn't enough aspirin or herbal tea in the world to fix it, let alone help a company like 😂...
Look, I know this condition isn't something you can just cure... and 🙂as much as I hate it and wish it would just disappear, I've come to realize it's part of who I am. It's mine, through and through. Honestly, it’s what makes me unique... I've finally made my peace with it. From here on out, I'm just gonna smile and keep moving forward... hehe...😍