Posts by Mark Lewis4

Samuel Gonzalez85 said:Top tier 🤣 🙏

I suppose you could just reach out to them directly?🤔

I wouldn't be so quick to sell yourself short. ☕

vividmaker82 said:Listen... I just have a few questions:
What is the absolute minimum balance required for a General Electric card at Chase? (I am desperate for an answer!
Is online shopping even an option with this type of card, or is it impossible?
Furthermore, how does the payment process actually work when using a General Electric card in a physical store?
To be blunt, my family is quite old-fashioned regarding financial technology—to say nothing of being completely behind the times—so I have never personally used one for a purchase.

I can't speak to the specific balance requirements, but as far as I know, you generally can't use an Intel debit card for online shopping.

Drew Scott said:It feels just as ridiculous to me that you can't actually do it!

I went through a phase where I really wanted to just delete my account, but I couldn't find a way! 😠

I was scouring my profile settings looking for a "delete profile" option, and I honestly couldn't find it anywhere. I was staring at the screen thinking, what on earth is going on here?! 🤷

I'm curious, though—what kind of situation leads someone to want to wipe their profile entirely?

And more importantly, why would anyone even want to go through all that trouble to delete an account? 😕

Maybe we should just rename the thread after the movie itself, don't you think? ☕

Every time I happen to catch him on one of those satellite channels, I find myself watching his segment. 😍

I suggest you take a second look at your very first post. If you try to step into someone else's shoes for a moment, you might realize how a bit absurd this sounds. What you wrote in your follow-up post is a completely different argument altogether. Just because he had an open Facebook profile doesn't mean he’s planning to cheat or end things. If someone actually intends to be unfaithful, they’ll do it in RL among real people; they don't need the internet for that. Honestly, if this is more about your own self-confidence, maybe you should have started a thread about that instead of making it about a guy messaging other women on social media. How exactly were you planning to handle it? Lock him in the house and never let him leave? If he was going to stray, he would have done it regardless of whether it happened online or not.

Honestly, it feels like you’re just manufacturing drama out of thin air. And then there's this headline: scam. It seems to me that if you’re feeling this insecure about your relationship, you might want to take a step back. Out of the twenty or so hours a day spent living a real life, where would a genuine "threat" even exist, rather than just some nonsense on Facebook? If these things truly bother you that much, maybe just talk to him—but I suspect he’ll probably find the whole thing pretty baffling.

Sam Murphy said:Look, this is my country we're talking about, and in my eyes, the guy owes me $4333 yet I can't collect a dime from him... meanwhile, I'm sitting here getting hit with collection notices for a debt of $13, which is just plain shameful

Well, if you actually have a signed contract with him, you might have some standing to collect.

I mean, what exactly is shareware? You aren't going to get very far with that approach, I suspect. Your best bet would probably be to just grab it via a torrent or some other P2P method.

I experienced some very similar symptoms myself, though mine were probably even more intense because I was dealing with facial palsy—that partial facial paralysis that followed an ear infection. It completely threw my equilibrium out of whack; I dealt with such debilitating nausea for several days that even just sitting up in bed felt overwhelming, let alone trying to stand.

James Robinson2 said:Look, if you hadn't been there, they probably would've come for you instead. Honestly, just be glad things turned out this way, you know? I guess you shouldn't let it get to you too much... maybe just let it go

I don't quite follow that twisted logic... I think I'd feel a whole lot better if I just handled things my own way.

I’ve started noticing a pattern where, whenever I go out for a run, I end up with pain in the exact same spot. It’s right on my shin, somewhere halfway between my knee and my foot, along the front side. It almost feels as though the bone itself is taking too much of the impact.

I switched over to a young female physician’s practice over on Martic Street this week. Before making the move, I had actually consulted with a doctor in his office who was casually smoking a cigarette while he gave me the brush-off right from the start. Honestly, I preferred it that way. It seems I just need a doctor who isn't afraid to have a smoke while they work.

I'm not entirely certain if this thread belongs in this specific subforum, so please feel free to move it if I've misplaced it.

Here’s what I’m wondering about: I've been living and working in Washington, D.C. since last summer, though I haven't officially updated my residency or filed all the necessary paperwork here yet. If I wanted to see a doctor in Washington, D.C., how does that process actually work? Am I able to just select a local health clinic and a primary care physician and start seeing them for checkups from now on, or am I strictly limited to seeing the doctor registered at my official home address?

Richard Miller82 said:Look, man, it’s basically impossible to stay healthy in this day and age. I mean, our doctors aren't exactly providing much guidance either—that's something I find myself thinking about constantly. And don't even get me started on all the food surrounding us. You think you're picking up some organic greens at a local farmer's market, but they can end up being more toxic than five pounds of processed junk. Honestly, the more you try to watch what you eat, the more you seem to worry yourself sick. Then people act surprised when mortality rates outpace birth rates.👎 😕

Then how do you account for the fact that human life expectancy keeps climbing?

silverviper41 said:So, I see there are plans to open an AMC Theatres in a small town near San Francisco. Does anyone happen to have more details on this?

Where exactly are you seeing that, if you don't mind me asking?

I feel like I can shove whatever I want down my throat, but nothing ever seems to stick except for a bit of extra weight around the midsection. I guess I just have an incredibly fast metabolism.

By the way, regarding what was said about Mark Lewis4 😉—you’ll probably find them on their legs if you pay a bit closer attention. It's unpleasant, certainly, but manageable. I remember when I was at the vet clinic asking for advice, back before I knew about the Biokill method, and they actually told me people were burning their furniture. I was honestly stunned by such a moronic suggestion. In the 21st century, people are setting fire to their own belongings because of fleas? You'd think they still believed in witches or something.

If you're noticing bites exclusively on your legs, there's a good chance you've got a flea problem in your house or apartment. We dealt with an infestation one summer, and honestly, it was a complete nightmare trying to get them under control. Are the bites strictly limited to your lower legs? If so, it's almost certainly fleas—and quite likely cat fleas, since they're much hardier than dog fleas and can easily take up residence in carpets, furniture, or upholstery. Our solution was to spray down all the floors with Biokill several times a day, and we kept that up for weeks. I suppose you shouldn't stop spraying just because you stop seeing them immediately.

Scars from what, exactly?