Jeans are hands down one of my absolute favorite wardrobe staples. I just treated myself to a pair in this deep burgundy shade—they’re tight through the hips and then flare out into a subtle bell bottom. Seriously, they are to die for. 🙂 😍
hollowviper72 said:Maleficent, you absolute necromancer... just how deep did you have to dig to exhume and resurrect this old thread? 😁
But hey, whatever... you definitely gave me a trip down memory lane and made me think of some old faces... 🙂
Honestly, I think it’s pretty silly to keep starting the exact same discussions when they’re already archived. There’s plenty of great stuff here, and I personally spend a lot of my time digging through the old posts and reading up. 😉
So how exactly do these lasers affect our cells? UV lasers are dangerous, just like UV lamps. But what’s the deal with dermatological lasers or those low-power red lasers that only run at a few milliwatts? I know they're used for everything from skin treatments to acupuncture therapy. Does anyone actually know the science behind it?
In this universe of ours—or at least here on Earth—things work a certain way. Spiritual awakening (whatever term you want to call it, I think we all get the gist) is something an individual experiences, not a collective movement. There are these theories floating around suggesting that if enough people reached enlightenment at once, it would trigger a global shift and transform the entire world. Personally, I’m not buying it. I truly believe the world we live in right now is exactly how it needs to be for us to learn the specific lessons we've chosen to face. I'm sure there are other dimensions out there governed by different rules where entirely different kinds of wisdom are gained. But really, everything happens in its own 😉 (if "time" even exists 😁).
Hey everyone, I’m dealing with a massive crisis right now. A close friend of mine just had his right leg amputated below the knee a few days ago—all because of a fracture that wasn't handled properly by the doctors. It’s been a total shock to our whole circle, and honestly, we’re all feeling pretty lost on how to navigate this. I’ve spent some time digging through info online, but I’m struggling to figure out what the actual reality looks like here in the States regarding recovery and next steps. I would be incredibly grateful for any insight you can share about the amputation process, prosthetic options, or just general advice on what to expect. Thanks in advance.
Technically, she was incredible, but I’d say stay cautious—she wasn't really pushing her limits or hitting top speed there. Lindsey is playing it smart, though. She’s definitely outmaneuvering the competition.
I’m genuinely curious to see how she handles the downhill and the US Ski Team giant slalom.
You can check the full race schedule here (assuming the snow conditions hold up and everything goes according to plan)— www.fisski.com.
Every single time, she just blows me away. The way she glides down the course is so effortless and smooth. It’s like she’s one with her skis and the mountain itself.
(I'm starting to think I look a bit like Bruno Kovacevic 🙄 😁 ).
silentridge8 said:I mean, he’d better know how to play the accordion, considering he's a Phoenix himself. Oh man, Heraclitus, if you only knew what I heard...🙂 Do you have some kind of beef with the accordion? 😕
What did you hear?😕 Man, why would I be against a real button accordion? Besides, I'm from King City—that's deep rural heartland for you.👋
hehehoho said:honestly, he’s completely lost his nerve lately.😁
give me a break😕 I actually handed out two nicknames on another subforum tonight just to give them something to talk about... come on, don't go overboard now.👋>
A cigarette? No thanks! My coworker couldn't stop smoking, but I nagged him so much about it that he finally decided to quit—and he actually did it! It's been 4 months now without a single puff! That’s what I call true strength of character. And of course, you have to deal with those "judgmental types" looking on from the sidelines!