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Raymond Brown13 said:Hi there,
My wife and I have come to the realization that we are drowning in stuff we simply don't need—though none of it is actually junk. We're looking at quite a mountain of women's clothing (all in great condition, mind you), books, various electronics, kitchenware... honestly, the list goes on and on. There is a massive amount of stuff here. 🙂
We’ve decided to either sell it all off or donate it to those who truly need it, so we're trying to figure out the most efficient way to handle this. I assume the whole "yard sale" thing isn't really the standard move around here... We want this cleared out as quickly as possible, so price isn't even our primary concern—we just want it gone. Is it better to sell things in bulk lots, item by item, post them on Facebook Marketplace, try Craigslist, or just load up a trailer and head to a flea market?
Any and all suggestions are appreciated 🙂
Sunday morning, a neighborhood in Washington, D.C., and we'll get through it slowly enough...
The match between Rochdale and Plymouth ended with a 3-0 scoreline—meaning that betting on Plymouth to secure the win at 2.00 odds was, quite predictably, the only logical move... though I suppose some people still enjoy watching their money vanish in real-time.
Rochdale is looking like an absolute powerhouse when they’re playing at home in League Two—honestly, one of the most reliable home sides out there—and now they’re set to host Plymouth... a team that has been struggling significantly on the road. Plymouth is sitting right there at 17th place, and frankly, their recent form is nothing to write home about—three wins, three draws, and a disappointing six losses...
Livingston vs. Morton — odds sitting at 1.70 for the home side... currently trailing 0-1. A bit of a tight one to read early on...
Livingston is hosting Morton this week—who, frankly, are looking like the absolute bottom of the barrel right now. They’re heading into their tenth away game having scraped together exactly one solitary point... and if you want to talk about defensive struggles, their goal differential is sitting at a dismal 7 to 25. It’s going to be an interesting matchup, to say the least...
The matchup between Dunfermline and Airdrie—currently sitting at a 1-0 lead for the visitors—is priced at 1.35... quite a predictable spread if one is paying attention to the current momentum. It’s one of those fixtures where the math seems almost too straightforward to be interesting... though predictability rarely pays the bills.
Dunfermline is set to host the basement dwellers of the league—Airdrie—who have spent their season mired in mediocrity with a dismal record of just three wins against seven losses and three draws... Dunfermline, meanwhile, is fighting tooth and nail for promotion to the Championship. Honestly, if a powerhouse like the Rangers wasn't sitting at the top of this division, they would be cruising in first place without a second thought...
Crewe vs. Leyton Orient — I’m looking at an away win for the visitors at 1.90... though with the projected 1-2 scoreline, it feels like a bit of a gamble—but let's see how it plays out...
Leyton's second squad is facing off against Crewe today—and looking at the numbers, there’s a clear pattern emerging. In their last five head-to-head matchups, Leyton has walked away with three wins and two draws... essentially staying undefeated against them. To put it bluntly, Crewe's defense has been an absolute sieve lately; they've conceded a staggering 51 goals over 25 rounds, compared to just 24 for the opposition. I'm leaning heavily toward a Leyton victory here—they're sitting just one point behind Brentford in the standings, so they really can't afford to drop points if they want to stay in the hunt...
Bala Town vs. Bangor City - Over 2.5 goals + @ 1.70 (1-0)
If you bother to look at the last five times these two sides have faced off, the pattern becomes almost laughably obvious...
4:2
3:1
2:4
2:1
6:1
I’ve got a strong feeling we’re looking at another absolute shootout this time around...
What are your thoughts on the matchup between Feyenoord and Marseille?
Marseille is playing out of their minds lately, whereas Feyenoord is clearly one of those teams that relies heavily on that intense home-field advantage...
Morgan Richardson said:They both serve their purpose—it just depends on timing. The first one is essentially your post-workout fuel, whereas the second is more of a steady, slow-release option meant for sipping throughout the day... so, really, it comes down to what your specific goals require...
Fair enough,$37 I suppose I'll pay
Power System Whey Protein 80, 650g per 100g
- 80g protein
7.5g carbs
including 2.9g sugar
Protein 90 Shake Plus L-Carnitine—Casein based