You can actually use the C.O.D. option with HP Express too, if you want to go that route. You just have to check the box for "cash on delivery" on the HP Express form and write in the specific amount you're looking for—oh, and don't forget to mark that the recipient is covering the shipping costs. I guess you'll also need to fill out that yellow C.O.D. slip to make it official.
Man, you’re never actually going to have the chance to test them out if you're constantly tied up with work like that. I mean, seriously, he’s always working and never gets a moment to breathe. Must be nice for the rest of us who aren't stuck in the grind and can just spend our time out on the trails😛
Edward Long2 said:Listen, get this: some people work all day and then, after ten or more hours on the clock, they actually have the energy to bike to the other side of town just to pick up some damn tires. It takes me an hour by car, so I can't even imagine doing that on a bike.
Honestly, this forum is becoming a complete disaster based on how people act. I've been ignoring the comments until now, but I've said a thousand times that I'm just looking for some help, yet all I get is nonsense (looking at you, Dana Reyes5, Patrick King7, and a few others)
I don't need any of this. I'll figure it out on my own, even if everything goes totally wrong. I'm not going to let myself be harassed... best regards.
You're probably five times faster across town on a bike than in a car. It's pretty obvious you aren't even riding it if your only option for getting to the other side of town when there's a problem is driving—which, let's be real, is barely 12 miles. ☕
Look, kid, you don't need brand new tires or rims—not when you're being this lazy about heading down to the local bike shop to grab them. And honestly, get this: you live in the exact same damn city.😕
for any orders over $53, you're looking at Customs and Border Protection fees plus sales tax.
With a 23% tax rate and customs hitting up to 15%, you're basically adding maybe 38% to whatever price tag you saw online.
Depending on how big the package is and the shipping method, the mail carrier might just drop it at your door along with a declaration form you pay right then and there, or you might get a notice saying you have to swing by the local post office to settle up.
Actually, I think customs is calculated after the tax is applied, so it ends up being closer to 41.45%. You can't really just add them together like simple math.
Honestly, this guy is just messing with everyone at this point... he seems to be rating everything completely backwards. He’ll give absolute masterpieces a 0/10, then turn around and hand a perfect score to total garbage like this one. It’s bizarre, really. And please, don't hit me with that "everyone has different tastes" argument, because in this case, I don't think that actually applies. 🙂 I sat through the movie, and calling it a disaster would be putting it mildly... I honestly couldn't even make it to the end.
It’s actually a pretty solid schedule. I mean, if you had scrolled through the whole thread, you might have picked up a bit more context on why we do this 😉 . You can't just smash three massive meals a day if your goal is putting on muscle mass. It's just not how the body works—you can't really digest everything you shove into your system during one giant sitting. That’s kind of why people advocate for smaller, more frequent meals; it ensures your body actually absorbs all those nutrients rather than just wasting them.
Here is a great resource that breaks down the whole thing... nutrition, training, supplements, the works . I'd suggest starting with the introduction. Once you get through that, things should click much better, though honestly, you're probably a little too young to be stressing over this stuff right now. Just focus on eating more frequently, keep an eye on the quality of what you're eating, and, well, obviously hit the gym.
neonfox16 said:I recently downloaded the Epic Movie, haven't actually sat down to watch it yet, just caught a few quick glimpses of some scenes and immediately regretted hitting download... such a waste of precious time... parodies are nothing more than cheap shots at some truly great films...
Are you just stating the obvious here, or what? I mean, I guess you’re basically just pointing out that the water is warm.🤔
Around 11:50 PM, I was driving back from Oakland toward downtown. Right where you hit that turnoff by the traffic light, I headed toward the stadium. A cop pulled me over just before the next light and pointed out that I was doing 46 miles mph in a 31 miles mph zone. The fine is $167. While he was writing me up, an ambulance was pulling up behind us—they were also doing 74 (which feels a little weird to me)—and the officer just told them to slow down and let them go. I know, I know, I’m being nitpicky, but even they have to follow the rules if their sirens and lights aren't actually on. This is my first offense; I was just rushing home (my parents are pretty old-school about this stuff, plus I'm driving a total clunker). I'm a sophomore in college, so paying this ticket is going to sting. What do you guys think I should put in my appeal?
What kind of experiences have you guys had with swimming in the ocean? Like, does it leave you feeling itchy or does it have that weird smell afterward?
Does anyone have any bright ideas on what I should do next? I’ve got about 20 bucks sitting on my debit card, and I really want to move it over to my Moneybookers account. The problem is, DraftKings blocked me from using my card because I messed up the verification—I entered the wrong amount three times since I was messing around with different currencies, and I totally blew it. I guess I'm wondering if there's some kind of workaround... maybe I could deposit that cash into a sportsbook first and then try to withdraw it to Moneybookers? Or does that won't work since I didn't fund the initial deposit through MB? Any clever tricks or advice? 🙂
Edward Howard2 said:How long does it usually take for the cash to actually hit my DraftKings account from my checking?
If you're moving money into a foreign currency account at JP Morgan Chase, I’d say expect maybe 3 to 4 business days... I can't speak for your specific situation, though. But honestly, I'd probably plan for something in that same ballpark.
copperpanther36 said:Oh, right—speaking of DraftKings. I just placed a bet and now it’s completely vanished from my view. I’m really hoping it pops back up somewhere soon. I guess BetMGM doesn't run into these kinds of glitches? Also, can I transfer funds over to BetMGM using Moneybookers? It seems like DraftKings handles payouts through MB, whereas BetMGM is more about deposits...
Does anyone happen to know if any of the online sportsbooks actually carry the Mexican First League for handball? I’ve got a few leads on some upcoming matches, so I was just wondering if there's anywhere that lists them in their offerings ;P