swiftscout8 said:Don't mess with me—AxMi isn't an admin anymore? That's absolute garbage. And here I was, thinking the real issues were somewhere else. 🤣
I'm just sitting here wondering what problem they actually solved by making that move... I mean, sure, there might be some advantages to it, but I honestly can't see them.🙂
If you want to close up those gaps where there's just empty space, you’ve got to use the RIP (Remove it Permanently) tool to clear them out. Just right-click and hit RIP...🙂 Once that dead space is gone, the subforum will expand to fill it.
I’m not sure how things work over at Google, but if you’re using Microsoft, there’s an add-on that lets you strip out that annoying empty space once the ad is gone. 🙂
The more this forum drifts toward 3 PM, the higher it climbs on the list of most visited sites in the US. Just when I was starting to think we were circling the drain, Anderlon drops that we’re actually ranked 4th. 🙏
Why can't moderators just ban themselves? 😕 🤔 I’ve actually tried to slap a seven-day ban on my own account a couple of times—mostly because I was just fed up with everything—but the system won't let me do it...😠 Anyone got any advice? 🙂
I think you can still see the thread titles from those subforums—you know, when you hit "New Posts" to check what’s trending, but you can't actually click in and read them. Still, we're waiting on a word from Rachel Brooks63...😁
If we actually manage to roll out version 2.0—or maybe even 2.5 if we’re lucky—we could start moving some product... then eventually expand into the West Coast market.😬
I’m not entirely certain, but I don't think the actual posture matters as much as the distance. You need at least 25 centimeters between your eyes and whatever you're reading—be it a book or a magazine. If I recall correctly, some physics textbook mentioned that for someone with standard vision, the image is actually at its sharpest at that specific distance. 🙂 That applies to print, though, obviously. For a computer screen, you really ought to be further back, because staring at a monitor from just 25 cm is way too close for comfort...😠
EDIT: Found a link for you guys... This piece on CNN isn't exactly breaking news or super deep, but hey, it's something... There's also something over on Yahoo!...
Oh, and that was just the first thing that popped up on Google... hopefully there's a book out there somewhere with actual quality advice instead of this stuff...
At one of our parties back in the day, every single time a song finished playing on Winamp, it would immediately jump right into "Life is a woman, one brewery"... I just sat there staring at the screen, completely baffled as to why that specific track had to follow every other song. No matter how many different tracks we cycled through, it always came back to that one...🤣
Does anyone else feel like things look a little brighter today than they did last night? It felt a bit surreal to me last night (mostly because I was typing away in the dark 😬), but today everything feels totally back to normal. 😁 EDIT: slyviper47, don't start... they shut down that other thread for a good reason. Let's not let a fight break out over here too..
Richard Thompson33 said:Now you're really pointing fingers; you should probably explain how they actually reached that conclusion. I mean, I don't know how much you understand about addiction; even if people are willing to go to extremes, they usually have much bigger problems on their minds than picking fights with people. 😉 They don't exactly have the energy for that kind of thing. 😁
But hey, maybe I just know different types of addicts 😁 😁, maybe these guys in San Diego are the real deal. 😁
Honestly, I feel for the guy, it isn't funny to me, but it is a little funny to imagine those "addicts" out there... Then again, what do I know, it's not my world. :slijeg:
That’s exactly why. They knew them. They had eyes on them, they knew their faces, and they know exactly who they're dealing with. Now the cops aren't just looking for anyone—they're hunting specific targets. 🙂
Nicholas Chavez70 said:Um... where exactly did they beat him up??? Was it out on the street or over at the local dive bar???
Outdoors. Some junkies...
Nathan Myers28 said:I knew a guy in St. Louis who got absolutely pummeled with a club and tossed right into the Mississippi River—man, he was a total wreck.
So, I heard yesterday that one of my fellow citizens got jumped in New Orleans—stabbed, actually. Just brutal. Honestly, I’m thinking about picking up some pepper spray or maybe a telescopic baton. You can't do anything with a knife without putting someone’s life on the line; even the slightest movement becomes a death sentence. A baton? Yeah, I mean, no matter how you swing it, you’re mostly just looking at fractures or maybe some broken bones. Still, it feels like "less damage" than a blade.😬
Pepper spray is definitely the safest bet...🙏 You spray them, and once they're on the ground clutching themselves in pain—or even struggling to breathe—you have the upper hand. It lasts about 45 minutes, give or take, which should be plenty of time for them to come back to their senses.😁
Aha, so that's what you meant... I thought you were talking about those guys...😵 😁 Well, I guess we’ll just have to split the difference then... right? 😬