Posts by Joshua Doyle75

Does anyone actually know what the limit is if I want to drop a bunch of cash into someone else's account at a bank? Like, is there a cutoff point where they start asking a million questions about where the money came from or if I can just slide it in without proving anything?

Hey guys, does anyone have a solid recommendation for a good ophthalmologist up in San Francisco?

Man, what a killer movie! Seriously, such a breath of fresh air since everything else coming out lately feels so stale.

So, I’m on the hunt for some kind of printer/scanner combo, maybe something in the $0.50 range? I really want to use it mostly for printing out photos. It’s gotta have Bluetooth or some way to just shoot pictures straight from my phone to the printer—honestly, Wi-Fi is just a total no-go for me right now.
The big thing is the quality, though. I need the prints to actually look decent, and I definitely don't want to go broke buying ink every two weeks. Cheap, vibrant colors are the dream here.

Man, I’m stuck on Windows 7 and I can't even get past the login screen. Every time I punch in my password, this stupid error pops up: "There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request."
Does anyone have any clue how to fix this mess? I'm in a huge rush and really need to get back into my machine.

Does anyone happen to know how much a referral for stool lab tests actually costs out of pocket?

Emily Kelly4 said:America actually has some pretty solid cross-country trailsAspen, Lake Tahoe, Flagstaff, the Appalachian Mountains, Mount Rainier...

Wait, since when does Aspen even have cross-country tracks?
I’ve never actually given it a shot myself, but man, I really want to. How's the uphill grind with skating? Like, do you just slide right back down? It feels like it'd be way different than classic skiing where you aren't constantly slipping backward.

Man, I seriously can't find it anywhere.
You would be a total lifesaver if you could help me out, because I honestly thought that option didn't even exist 🙂

So, I'm trying to figure out how to get a massive document to actually print on a standard sheet of paper in Excel 2010.
Basically, I’ve got this table that’s way wider than a normal sheet of paper (I'm using Landscape mode), and now I'm stuck wondering how to squeeze the whole thing onto one single page.
I definitely need some kind of resize trick here.

Is there something similar to what you'd find in Adobe, like "Page Scaling -> Fit to printable area" or whatever?

Douglas Phillips4 said:The worst part is they hit me at the end of the month, so I'm stuck paying $6.75 whether I like it or not. It feels like there's never enough interest or fees 👎

@David Garcia21 - You're right, it happened at the end of last month too. Last month they hit me with a massive fee for one big transfer; this month, it's higher fees for smaller transactions because there are just more of them... brilliant. For them, obviously.

Man, I totally thought that PIN card you need for logging into online banking was about to expire or something, so I was just sitting there feeling super confused. It caught me way off guard! 😁

Douglas Phillips4 said:The worst part is they hit me at the end of the month, so I'm stuck paying $6.75 whether I like it or not. It feels like there's never enough interest or fees 👎

@David Garcia21 - You're right, it happened at the end of last month too. Last month they hit me with a massive fee for one big transfer; this month, it's higher fees for smaller transactions because there are just more of them... brilliant. For them, obviously.

That’s exactly why I’m freaking out about it! Honestly, most of my bills are already sitting there, just waiting to hit... and you know how it goes when everything piles up at once. It’s a mess. $167Man, it’s honestly such a gut punch... I feel like I'm getting absolutely hammered by these fees. Like, seriously, I'm paying double what I should be just to cover my bills. It's ridiculous.

So, I was just scrolling through the news this morning—you know how it is, can't even finish my coffee without seeing some crazy headline—and I saw this thing about JPMorgan Chase. Apparently, they’re letting people go over in Canada, too. It sounds like they’re looking to pull back out of Eastern Europe entirely. Man, that's heavy. Makes you wonder what else is shifting behind the scenes, right?
Wait, you think they're feeling the squeeze too? Man, I was just sitting here thinking about how everyone seems to be hitting a wall lately. It feels like every time I turn around, some massive corporation is making headlines because they're struggling to keep their heads above water. Honestly, it’s kind of wild when you stop and look at the big picture. You see these huge names—the ones you think are untouchable—suddenly acting all jittery, and you gotta wonder if the whole system is just... shaky? Like, is it just me, or is that vibe everywhere right now? It's pretty heavy stuff to wrap your head around while you're just trying to grab a coffee and get through the day.

Douglas Phillips4 said:They actually pulled it off—they swiped my $6.75 during a transfer (right inside my JPMorgan Chase account!) just a few days ago 🤔

To top it all off, I already received a new card, even though this one hasn't even expired yet. Activation $6.75. This is getting ridiculous...

I haven't received anything yet, what's the expiration date on yours? 😠
Man, they have totally lost their minds. Honestly, it looks like I might be switching banks too.

So, I just noticed today that they bumped up the fee for online banking transfers from $0.33 to $0.67. Honestly, it’s such a gut punch. It’s even more annoying because I was just reading this article in the Wall Street Journal about how banks are basically printing money through these tiny little digital transaction fees. Like, seriously? 🙄

Hey, can anyone lend me a hand here?
What's this thing actually called (the part circled in red)? http://img824.imageshack.us/img824/1363/55618600.gif
It's that top section of the roll jeans, right? Any idea roughly what I'd be looking at for a price tag on that?

Benjamin Wilson7 said:From what I can tell, you really only need to enable macros if the file you're opening comes from someone you actually trust (check point 4), and you're doing this:
....

Nah, that’s not it, I already tried that. Turns out, I figured it out—it's actually my PDF add-in causing all this drama. Like, if I strip the PDF maker out of Word, everything runs perfectly fine, but the second I put it back in? Boom, there’s that error again. Just total chaos.

Here’s the stuff I’ve already messed with:
- nuking Word and reinstalling the whole thing
- installing and then uninstalling two different versions of Acrobat

But even after all that, every single time I try to launch Word, that stupid message just pops up right in my face. 🙂

Ugh, I’m running into a massive headache here. Every single time I try to fire up Microsoft Word 2010, this pops up:

http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/5167/72769048.jpg
I’ve tried following all the usual online tutorials, but honestly? Nothing is working.

So, here’s the deal—if I launch Word in Safe Mode, everything seems totally fine and the error stays away. But the second I go back to normal... boom, there it is. I noticed that if I completely wipe Adobe Acrobat off my computer (or just strip out those annoying PDF add-ins from Word), the error disappears. I’ve been playing around with both Adobe Acrobat 9 and 10, doing full installs and uninstalls over and over, but it’s like a loop—that same stupid error keeps hitting me every single time.
The weirdest part is that Microsoft Word actually works fine with Adobe PDF Maker once it's finally open, but getting to that point is a nightmare. I have to click "OK" like ten times before the program actually lets me in, which is driving me absolutely insane.

Does anyone have any clue what's going on? Any ideas at all? 🤷

Man, my absolute top-tier favorites when it comes to silent films have gotta be Häxan and Metropolis.
Honestly, when you're watching stuff like this, you don't even miss the dialogue or anything—they're just so perfectly put together. And man, *Metropolis*? That movie was lightyears ahead of its time, seriously.

If you're looking for proof, these two are basically the perfect answer to that question the author asked: "Are silent films actually just as good or high-quality as movies with sound?"
If anyone out there is itching to dive into the world of silent cinema, do yourself a favor and start with the masterpieces by Fritz Lang.

Look, man, his salary isn't even the half of it $12 he’s pulling in monthly, plus all those massive endorsement deals, not to mention he's basically got a guaranteed cushy gig waiting for him once he retires—probably something like an instructor at West Point or a high-level training academy
Let him go, honestly. Who's actually gonna shed a tear over him?

The Tenant by Roman Polanski definitely hits that mark for me—just an incredible movie with an atmosphere so thick you could cut it with a knife, even if there isn't much of a traditional plot or action going on.

Solid movie, honestly haven't seen it in ages. Wait, hold up—is that Japanese guy training him actually the same dude from Kill Bill who’s all like, "you want this?"

Does anyone know if I can actually send money abroad to an American citizen, like, someone who doesn't even live there?