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Getting partial veneers removed in Feedback & Suggestions ·
rustydrifter10 said:It’s finally happening tomorrow! 😬 I'm clearing out those partials for you, but please, try to be careful so we don't end up having to put them all back! 😁

rustydrifter10, I’m actually a really lovely person, I guess. ☕
Anyway, thanks!
Getting partial veneers removed in Feedback & Suggestions ·
rustydrifter10 said:Sorry for the wait! I'm gonna look into a few things and then get back to you, hopefully tomorrow.

Maaa, relax.
Getting partial veneers removed in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Getting support from the people you least expect actually matters way more than the final result.
That’s really all I’ve got to say about it. 🙂
Getting partial veneers removed in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Attached are two PDFs.
They cover Off and Social & Coffee.
The moderator gave me the green light, though I was told I need to start a thread using this PDF first.
Highly sensitive people (HSPs) in Psychology & Therapy ·
People like that just aren't very sensitive to others, I guess. 🙂
Biased moderator in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Casey Bennett said:look at this, Samuel Turner2

Just imagine: one of those elusive rules you could never find is suddenly right there in front of you:
Do not interfere with other Forum members in a thread unless your complaint is strictly related to their specific issue. It is better to start a new thread to outline your own problem so that every complaint remains transparent.

And since this thread relates to a PDF link that I highly doubt you're even visiting, it looks like you're breaking the rules right here too.

Yeah.
I mean, someone would have to open 150 threads, maybe even 1500, all with the exact same title.
Do you honestly think that's... easy to pull off, or even worth doing?
Even if we assume you aren't breaking any rules, I guess you could say...
you're just posting for the sake of posting.
Which is totally fine, I suppose, but it's really not important.
Biased moderator in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Arthur Robinson2 said:Can we please be real here—don't you see she's doing this on purpose? She drops one totally unhinged post just to stir the pot, waits for everyone to lose their cool, and then starts frantically deleting critiques and handing out bans. Then, to top it all off, she threatens to lock the thread when she was the one who started the whole mess with that weird post in the first place. The discussion was going so smoothly, but now everything's just stalled and everyone's gone wild...🕺

Someone is clearly letting her get away with it, so just deal with it. Honestly, I’d suggest just ignoring those obvious attempts at trolling from now on.

I mean, the funny thing is they act like this is some sacred space, but it really isn't.
I can just imagine what those meetings look like... honestly.
It feels like this PDF is more of a place to make fun of anyone who actually tries to complain.
Biased moderator in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Oh, totally.
They’re constantly throwing these "rules" in my face, even though I haven't seen a single one of them in over a year.
It feels like they just make them up on the fly whenever they feel like it.
I mean, you can basically ask if they feel any shame about letting people bring up someone's parents, and then suddenly you get hit with a partial ban for it.
Or how they let banned users post from someone else's account—you know, using clones.
Rules, rules, rules... 🙂
Beautiful weather today. in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Jacob Alvarez said:Don't screw it up? 🤣

Yeah, it's pretty hilarious, I guess. 😁
Beautiful weather today. in Feedback & Suggestions ·
wearybison63 said:I'm all for breaking things down into smaller parts! I guess it just makes more sense that way. Maybe? Definitely!👍

In my case, maybe two.
Beautiful weather today. in Feedback & Suggestions ·
I've no idea what Josh did, but I'm right there with him.
Since apparently I was supposed to be kicked off the forum for "not contributing enough."
Sedona, I’ve had this happen a few times in my life where I’ve run into people from my childhood.
By some crazy coincidence, we end up in the exact same spot at the exact same time and just start hanging out again.
You know what I noticed?
That they are actually the SAME people we knew back when we were kids.
Sure, the look is different—everyone’s a bit more polished now—but the core... it’s exactly the same.
Alright, just wanted to clear a few things up here. ☕
Hey, I'm curious—what actually defines someone's character?

https://velikirecnik.com/2016/09/14/karakter/
Alright then...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Example_link
Behavior can be changed, but character? Not so much.
I guess that’s just not something you can really switch up.
What's the secret to a perfect pizza? in Food & Drink ·
Ashley Vaughn79 said:I was just wondering how many of you actually ended up eating a pizza inspired by this topic today.

I did. 😬
Just a standard, mixed one.

😁
It's not like the idea didn't cross my mind like ten times today.
Tomorrow! 🙂
What's the secret to a perfect pizza? in Food & Drink ·
Daniel Palmer36 said:I agree with you. It loses its essence, and frankly, it leaves me with this strange aftertaste that I just can't stomach.🕺

PS. It slipped my mind that I once tried a pizza topped with artichokes, and let me tell you, they were a complete disaster as a topping! 👍

I wouldn't say I'm a huge olive oil person, but I'll take it if it's offered.
Sometimes I get some from America, sometimes from Greece.
I mostly just use it for salads.
From what I know, using that oil for high-heat cooking might not be the best move, I guess.
What's the secret to a perfect pizza? in Food & Drink ·
I've never actually used olive oil on pizza before, and if I remember correctly, maybe it isn't even great for high-heat cooking.
What's the secret to a perfect pizza? in Food & Drink ·
Jeremy Johnson18 said:03/16. What’s the secret to a killer pizza?

Got into this debate on a chat thread earlier, so I figured I'd start a new thread here to see what you guys think. The argument was basically that you can't make a real pizza without a wood-fired oven.
Personally, I think that's total nonsense, but hey, I'm no expert.

So, what makes a pizza good in your book? Are you even into pizza at all?

Topic of the day moved after post 50 from topic of the day.

Good dough and good sir.
Those are my big priorities, I guess.