Lisa Ward52 said:I don't want to clutter things up with a new thread, so I'm assuming I can ask here 🙂 Basically, for a few days now, I've been logging in, hitting a thread, typing a quick reply—usually just a single sentence—and then getting hit with this error: "You do not have permission to perform this action. Please refresh the page and login before trying again." Then I hit refresh and suddenly I'm not even logged in anymore. The whole login process takes less than 20 seconds... 🤷 It keeps happening until about 8 PM, after which everything goes back to normal.
There are foods you just don't eat with a knife and fork—fruit being a prime example—so this whole debate is honestly ridiculous. And like boldjackal10 said, there’s no need to overthink everything...
It seems a bit silly to label people "uncultured" just because they're standing around chatting. Should they be forced onto the lawn or kept walking while they talk every time they cross paths? If you're trying to get through and there's no room, you just ask them to move or say, "Excuse me?" 🤷
You're also stressing over things that don't matter. Who random strangers are or how they behave is completely irrelevant if you actually have your own life to worry about. 😉
If you mess up your password five times, you're locked out for 15 minutes—but before that happens, you get hit with this every single time
You entered an incorrect username or password. Please go back and try again with the correct information. Remember, passwords are case-sensitive. Forgot your password? Click here!
You have used 1 of 5 attempts. After five failed attempts, the system will lock you out for 15 minutes.
There’s really no fix for this other than typing slower... or just saving your password in a Notepad file and using copy/paste
The quality is there—someone on a budget will settle for $500, but if you’re rolling in cash or just want to give your loved ones the dignified send-off they actually deserve, you'll be looking at $1000 or more.
But honestly, it still feels like a total Placka when you're paying those $1000 prices for a casket, especially since the person is already 🤷... just feels wrong.