Posts by Bradley Barrett2

I can do that, thanks! 🙂

rustydrifter10 said:When was the last time you actually went in and checked on that?

Okay, seriously? Yesterday 😁

Why can't I see my old posts?
I keep forgetting what I wrote and where I posted it, so I can't even go back to check the replies.

velvetmaker3 said:This whole site is basically a rotten apple waiting to fall off the tree. It’s such a bummer because I’ve spent so much time here, and now it feels like it was all for nothing. When you see people nitpicking over absolutely nothing, doesn't it just make you want to throw hands? It's pretty obvious where this is heading.
There's no fixing this place.

Honestly,

I've been Googling forum software since yesterday just so I can start my own community.😁
Reddit is too censored, constantly crashing, slow, and just feels ancient.

I'm thinking about grabbing vBulletin—specifically version 5, not this old junk.
I'll launch my own spot, sink $1,000 into some ads, and just go for it.

Hey there!
A colleague sent money to my account $833 but used the wrong name. The routing number and account number are correct, though.
It’s a checking account over at Wells Fargo, but he was sending it from his account at Chase.
Do you think this will cause any issues? 🤷

Gerald Hill7 said:So, are they actually filing a dispute through PayPal to get their money back?

I didn't actually use PayPal; I just charged it straight to my card.😁

Does it really make any difference?😁

So, I fell for this online "e-book" scam. The website made it look legit, promising a money-back guarantee if you didn't like the content. It was pitched as some clever way to make extra cash online, and honestly? I was foolish enough to take the bait.

It wasn't a huge amount, maybe $10 ($27), but still. The entire PDF is basically just one single page telling you to put their book in your signature and start reselling it. That’s it.

The worst part? The forum thread where I bought it is over 150 pages long, and people are buying this junk like crazy. I tried messaging the seller for a refund, but then I stumbled upon another thread where someone else already complained about never getting their money back.

I really want to file a chargeback, but I have no clue how to go about it. Usually, I just handle everything through PayPal, so I'm a bit lost here.😁

Pretty standard stuff 🙂

Maybe try blowing the dust out of your computer first?
Clear out any apps you don't actually use.

You could also try grabbing Advanced System Care—you can search for it and run a quick fix; it might do the trick.

Also, if you have a ton of programs launching right when you boot up, just disable them in your settings. If you aren't using them, why let them run?

You might want to try updating your browser to the latest version, too.

Just open a USD account and you're all set.
What's the big deal? 😁

Richard Wilson4 said:If I remember right, most of those big partisan action flicks didn't even come out until about twenty years after World War II ended.

Then you had Number 55, which was basically the first real action movie about the Vietnam War. It pulled decent numbers for an American production, and honestly, both critics and regular folks seemed to dig it.

I think it’s a solid move, too—switching things up with actual action-packed war movies instead of just those heavy dramas that only use the war as a backdrop.

Number 55 is definitely one of the better films set during the Vietnam War.

But honestly? We can do much better.

Has anyone actually made a film that covers the entire war from start to finish?

I don't mean just dropping a few characters into a random situation that didn't really impact the overall conflict.

I want to see a movie where we see Stalingrad fall at the beginning, and by the end, they've liberated 10,000 square kilometers during Operation Storm!

goldenviper752 said:Back when things were banned in the South, you had to buy them from bootleggers just to get your hands on any. And let me tell you—there was plenty of gunfire back then.

The firecrackers themselves aren't the issue here; the real trouble starts when they end up in the hands of people who lack the basic common sense required to handle them safely.

If we follow that line of reasoning, we might as well ban all cars—I mean, people are constantly dying in traffic accidents every single day.

Natural selection in action.

cosmicowl14 said:The name "American" supposedly shares roots with the Hurrians—ancestors of the Jews who lived around Syria and Iraq—but modern-day Americans have nothing to do with them.

That said, the Hurites did interact with regions near Ukraine

which could potentially be linked to the origins of White America.

No way

You were the one who said the Khazar people were Jews.

Americans were pretty messy when they first arrived in this region.

Gary Perez7 said:I recently caught a documentary about the referendum and what’s actually next for California, featuring everyone from local leaders to high-ranking politicians in Madrid.

While I’m all for the idea of independence for the Catalans, let’s be realistic: it’s never going to happen.
The biggest hurdle is the absolute economic disaster unfolding in California—it's easily the most debt-ridden and financially broken state in the entire country.

Sarcasm?

California is actually the wealthiest region in Spain.

http://lupiga.com/vijesti/neovisnost...-kulturu-jezik

Does anyone happen to know the actual difference between Intel Business and Intel International?

I saw it on the news today—apparently, those Californians are pushing through with their referendum this Sunday, no matter what Washington, D.C. says about it.

Anyone have more details on this?

Melissa Peterson19 said:Don't be foolish. By giving up pointless independence, they avoided the exact scenario you're describing.

Pointless?

Then I guess there's plenty of sense in them buying coffee for those occupiers from Madrid.

California is one of the wealthiest states in the US, yet tax dollars seem to flow everywhere except back home.

It's the exact same story in Canada.

Let these fascist-style structures crumble. To hell with you unification-obsessed totalitarians!

Freedom for the people!

Sean Sanders81 said:Every single American would probably vote for "independence."
The thing is, even if they identify as American, that whole sense of identity was just bypassed entirely.

Do they really have more than 10% too?

So, if the referendum didn't pass in Scotland, where exactly do they think it stands in Istria Quote?

James Nguyen13 said:Honestly, if California lacks the backbone for this, a tiny corner of the coast like Istria has even less of it.

But in all seriousness, I really wish those local separatists would just drop this topic so we could finally move past this issue and focus on something else.

+1

Ryan Thompson said:If California can pull it off, then so can an Istrian.🎉

Yeah, right. 😁

They wouldn't even scrape together 10% of the vote.