Hey quietdriver3, did you ever get around to reading that book? There are people you wouldn't call stupid, per se, but they spiral and panic over every little thing. They spend their entire lives acting like that, which, when you think about it, is actually pretty idiotic.
Man, what a mess. So some psycho with a busted car ruined your day. 🙂 Honestly? He deserves it. Throw some firecrackers on his porch and let him see who’s actually crazy here. 🙂 🙂 He’ll fold once he realizes you’re more unhinged than he is. Then you can sing whatever tune you want. 👍
If you need a flame thrower too, just let me know! I know a guy... he’s always sucking gas from a lighter and lighting it right in his mouth. The only issue is he always picks the wrong spot at the worst possible time. Last time, he actually singed a dude's hair off. 😢
So, I was at a local pub today... they’ve got this jukebox that the competition uses specifically to drive people away. It was mostly just Madonna and some cheesy oldies like "Udi Udi Udi Mickey Mouse." Honestly, I died. 🙂
I’m using soft quarterly lenses myself, paired with Bausch & Lomb Ren solution. According to the instructions, it handles both disinfection and protein removal in one go, so I don't see any need for extra tablets.
placidotter15 said:It’s true. Everywhere I go, it’s either standard straight-leg pants or these pathetic little micro-flares. I’m not exactly hunting for those massive, bell-bottom hippie vibes, but a bit of actual flare wouldn't hurt. So far, the only places I've actually found anything decent were Amadeus and Wit Boy.
I was over at the Big Star mall earlier. Picked up some dirty teal jeans, but they only had size 30 in stock—at least that’s how it looked just a few days ago.
There’s a way to handle this. Look at how they did it in Canada—they set up an anti-corruption unit that basically goes around trying to bribe anyone and everyone they can find. Then, once they catch them red-handed, the legal hammer drops.
I’m honestly not sure where to land on this. In my view, Twinlab is way too established of a pharmaceutical player to just be handing out dangerous stuff over the counter without a prescription. Not to mention they're actually putting it in their brochures. Either way, if things go sideways, I'll have my family look into a lawsuit. They could be looking at some nasty profiteering here.😁
Morgan Nelson2 said:Tyrosine is COMPLETELY safe to take.
I stopped by a Twinlab store in a small town today to pick up some tyrosine. The clerk there was being incredibly difficult—refused to sell it to me and instead tried to push a bunch of useless supplements. She kept insisting tyrosine would "kill me" or wasn't safe, even handed me some book about it that didn't mention a single negative thing. After wasting half an hour listening to her lecture, I finally just told her to give me the tyrosine, and she basically told me to get lost. So, I just headed over to their other location in downtown Chicago and bought it without any drama.🙄
Morgan Nelson2 said:Grab some Twinlab Tyrosine 500mg. It sharpens focus and gives you a subtle kick. Plus, it helps with those low moods since it converts into L-Dopa and then dopamine...
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I actually just saw this in a Twinlab product guide. Has anyone here actually tried it?
How are you even supposed to tell? What are the symptoms, and how far in advance do they show up? I’ve been feeling off all day today—just this weird pressure in my chest, and I have no clue why.
