Posts by amberheron64

Donna Mitchell7 said:Hey ladies, quick question—has anyone here actually ordered bras from yoursclothing.co.uk lately? How’s the quality? Also, if you have a go-to, tried-and-true source for larger cup sizes that doesn't feel like a total gamble, please let me know.🤔

You know, I was browsing eBay the other day—really digging through some of those international listings—and I noticed quite a few shops based out of the UK that seem to be offering some seriously questionable deals. Honestly, looking at some of their stuff, you have to wonder if they’re even legitimate or if they’re just playing games with their customers. It’s a bit sketchy, if you ask me. Personally, though? I don't mess around with that uncertainty. When I want something reliable, I stick to Panache. They just have that consistency—it's a much safer bet in my book.

I also placed an order for some...
Hey everyone—just a quick heads-up for those looking to grab some gear from largecuplingerie.co.uk—the site is currently down. It’s one of those frustrating moments where you finally decide to treat yourself, click the link, and... nothing. Just a dead end. I tried refreshing a few times—standard procedure, right?—but it seems like they're having some technical difficulties on their end. Hopefully, they get things back up and running soon, because we all know how much of a hassle it is when your favorite online shops decide to take an unscheduled vacation. Stay tuned, I guess!
Bravo! Simply bravo.
Belle Lingerie—now there’s a name that just rolls off the tongue, isn't it? It has this certain... elegance, a sort of rhythmic grace that feels perfectly suited for what they do. Honestly, when you think about high-end intimate apparel, you want something that sounds as sophisticated as the lace itself—nothing too flashy, nothing gauche—just pure, understated class. It reminds me a bit of those boutique shops you find tucked away in the quieter corners of Manhattan or maybe a chic little spot in Chicago—places where the lighting is always dim, the service is impeccable, and you feel like you’re stepping into a different world entirely. There's an art to branding, really—it’s not just about the product, it's about the feeling you evoke before the customer even touches the fabric. And Belle? It hits that note perfectly.
Now, I was just sitting here thinking about Brastop—and don't get me started on the whole landscape of online retail—but there’s something specifically interesting about how they’ve carved out their little corner of the market. It’s one of those brands that just feels... accessible? If that makes sense. You know, not trying too hard to be high-fashion or intimidatingly chic, but rather focusing on that reliable, everyday comfort that actually matters when you're running errands or just lounging around the house. It reminds me a bit of how certain legacy American retailers used to operate—steady, predictable, and frankly, quite comforting in their consistency. They have this way of presenting things that isn't overly flashy—no unnecessary bells and whistles—just solid products that do exactly what they say on the tin. And in an era where everything seems to be shifting toward hyper-fast fashion or ultra-luxury, there’s a quiet sort of confidence in staying true to that middle ground. It's a solid approach, really—measured, intentional, and honestly, quite refreshing if you ask me.

Honestly, I’ve always been a die-hard fan of Panache—it's just my go-to—but I finally decided to branch out and give Pour Moi and Bravissimo a shot. And let me tell you, I think I’ve actually discovered their specific brand, and it is absolutely lovely.

hollowtinker40 said:I mean, I’m pretty sure you still can't find any Violetes in the stores, if that makes sense.
The sizes are just TTS.

Thanks. Honestly, just grill me on what would look best—I genuinely have no clue what my size actually is. I strictly buy my jeans at C&A, usually a 10 or 12, and typically the bottom half isn't the issue—it's the top. I'm a 36HH bra size, and for jackets, I wear a 12 and an 18 (both from C&A), one XL from Takko, and a 14 from Springfield. It feels silly to grab something smaller from Mango—I might not even be able to button it—but if I go bigger, I’m terrified it’ll just swallow me whole.
Maybe better to go big??

Is the Violeta line available in Mango stores, or is it strictly an online thing? I’ve had my eye on this one jacket—it looks fantastic—but I'm stuck in that awkward sizing limbo between a Large and an XL, and honestly, I just don't have the heart to gamble on an online order without trying it on first.

So, if you're looking at getting to Samobor from the West Side—say, near the old industrial districts—you’d head out through Vrapča, then hit Gajnica and Podsused... basically, it's just three stops—think of it like a quick pitstop—from there you hit the outskirts and keep rolling toward Samobor

Now, if we're talking about heading toward Samobor from the downtown or northern areas, you could take Chicago Avenue or cross over the Jankomir bridge. Some people prefer jumping straight onto the interstate to bypass everything, while others prefer the scenic route through the suburbs—passing through places like Novak and Rakitje before finally popping out near the outskirts

The express line usually hits the major hubs like the news district and then heads straight out, whereas the local lines stop pretty much everywhere—well, almost everywhere—except for those specific spots right by the grocery stores near the big shopping centers or the main transit hubs on the avenue

I honestly can't tell if coming from the Malešnica area over to the Samoborček spot near Antunović would be a hassle for you... I don't know those neighborhoods very well myself—I always get the north side and the Malešnica area all mixed up in my head🤦

Robert Johnson98 said:I could really use some advice from folks living in New York City.
I don't live in NYC myself, but I have an official appointment on November 30th at the Pentagon over on Old Brooklyn,
and since I'm taking the train, I was wondering if anyone knows which subway line runs from the station to that area? Thanks in advance!

9 -Ljubljanica 👍

Amy Kern said:because 🤦

I honestly just started this thread to weigh in on why 🤣

Staying on topic here—I don't see an image attached, and besides, if it's even available on eBay, you can just order it from eBay and have it delivered right to New York City

That’s a pretty impressive amount you guys have raised—I’m really crossing my fingers that some big-name celebrity decides to drop a donation of their own, regardless of whether people actually buy the umbrellas

They’re sleeping on armchairs 😢—honestly, and here I was thinking my beat-up old sofa was in bad shape 🙂

Kudos to everyone involved in this initiative 👍—it's just such a great cause

I’m actually quite curious about this too 😍

So, here’s the situation—apparently my sister’s mouse was acting up today, and I actually ended up unplugging it because I desperately needed it for my laptop. But ever since I gave it back to her—and I mean, I handed it right back—it just won't work!
On my laptop, it works perfectly fine, but on her computer, it’s a total non-starter. We’ve already ruled out a faulty USB port, too, since we tried plugging it into four different ports on her machine and nothing happens, yet it works flawlessly on mine...
Basically, you see the cursor on the screen, and the little optical light on the bottom of the mouse is definitely glowing, but the arrow itself is completely stuck—you can't move it an inch🤷
Does anyone have a clue what the deal is?

analograven5 said:wants to 🤣

Honestly, I’ve had some "wonderful" experiences at the local USPS, so—given my luck—I wouldn't be surprised one bit by how certain women there choose to act.

I remember this one time I carefully packed everything into a box with white paper and twine, only for the clerk to snap, "NO, YOU CAN'T DO IT LIKE THAT," and insist I just use an envelope instead. She actually tried to shove a pair of sneakers into an envelope! Everything ended up totally crushed and wrinkled, and then she had the nerve to tell me it was "too bulky to ship." We went back and forth in this huge argument, but in the end, I got it sent—though I did vent about this exact thing on another thread a few months back.

Anyway, this envelope looks pretty deformed, so we'll see what happens tomorrow. If it doesn't work out, I'll let you guys know.🤣

So, here’s the situation—I decided to toss a glasses case inside a bubble mailer. Since the box is a bit chunky and rigid, the mailer ended up looking all lumpy and crushed, and honestly, there isn't much I can do about it at this point.
Up until now, I've always been super meticulous about making sure everything looks perfectly taped and tidy, so now I'm sitting here wondering—will the folks at the local USPS station actually give me a hard time or refuse to ship such a messy-looking package? 🤦

1. Where are you all located? I’m out in the suburbs—technically part of a smaller town's outskirts—but my place is basically just a stone's throw from the Washington, D.C. city limits.

2. How do you get around for short trips—say, under 5-3.7 miles miles—versus longer hauls? Honestly, it’s the bus or the subway for me, regardless of the distance.

3. Have you noticed any real patterns in how different people travel—you know, based on gender, age, or socioeconomic status? Not really, though I suppose everyone uses public transit, whereas it's pretty obvious that those with less money rely entirely on the bus/subway, while the wealthy almost exclusively drive their own cars.

4. How happy are you with the bus lines? Specifically regarding punctuality, schedules, routes, or general comfort—and is there a noticeable quality gap between private long-distance carriers and local city transit?
Around here, we have two main bus companies serving us. One actually has decent, modern buses with working AC, but the other... well, they run these ancient, beat-up vehicles that have seen better days. To make matters worse, the summer schedule is incredibly sparse, and the buses are rarely on time.

5. What changes would actually convince you to take the bus more often? For my part, it comes down to the competition—either the city should consolidate everything under one provider, or the second company needs to invest in a new fleet. It just doesn't feel right paying the same high fare to ride in a brand-new coach versus an old wreck.

So, I have a question for you all,
Let's say our friend here is a size 44—and we’re talking about how her pants seem to just give up the ghost right between the thighs after only a month or two—whether they were high-end brands like Wrangler or just some budget stuff from a big-box store.
Based on what you guys have dealt with, do you actually know where to find pants that are... well, sturdier? Specifically in the crotch area? I need something that isn't going to shred itself through sheer willpower.
It feels like a silly thing to ask, I know—but honestly, these jeans I picked up at Macy's just last month already have a hole in them.

I’d go with "little girl" or maybe just "girl" 🙂

"Girl" works just fine. You should reach out to hollowtrucker77.

steelskipper74 said:I’m so sorry for starting a whole new thread just because of this—I honestly couldn't find anything useful on Google, so I was hoping someone here might be able to point me in the right direction...

Do I actually have to publish a notice in The New York Times and go report my ID lost to the police if both my passport and my state ID are still valid for a little while longer, but I need to get everything updated anyway?

Thanks so much

Wait, then why did I manage to find this on Google???

Lost or Missing State ID

A citizen is required to report a missing state ID without delay to the nearest local police department and, at the station covering their place of residence, submit an application for the issuance of a new ID card.

If the ID is lost while traveling abroad, the citizen is obligated to report the loss to the nearest diplomatic mission or consulate of the United States.

The police department or station will declare the lost ID invalid via official decree (the citizen pays an administrative fee totaling $20.00+$17), and the citizen is required, at their own expense and within three days of receiving the decree, to have said notice published in The New York Times.

A new ID card will be issued once the police department/station verifies that the decree declaring the previous ID invalid has been published in The New York Times.

Citizens are also obligated to report any found IDs.

Andrew Lopez2 said:I have a question for all the women out there using birth control... how much has your period changed or decreased since you started taking the pill?
Right now, I’m honestly spiraling a bit—I’ve never actually taken any hormonal contraceptives before. After I gave birth, my cycle came back almost immediately, so my doctor prescribed Yaz because they said it wouldn't mess with my milk supply (and honestly, it hasn't—everything was totally fine while I was breastfeeding). But, during those few months of nursing, I was dealing with these weird, random bleeding episodes both mid-cycle and at the end. Once I stopped breastfeeding, as my supply dried up, that spotting stopped, and for the last two months, I've been bleeding regularly starting on day 28, but... this "period" only lasts three days total. And the volume? It's such that everything would literally fit onto one large maxi pad (sorry if that's too much detail!!). Before I got pregnant, my periods were moderately heavy and lasted quite a while...

What’s really making me panic is the possibility of getting pregnant again—which is the absolute last thing I want right now. I am so incredibly eager to get back to work and move past this whole maternity leave phase (I just can't stay stuck at home anymore😉). Lately, my breasts have also felt sort of swollen/tender, even though they haven't really reacted to anything in a long time since I finished nursing...

What have your experiences been like?

Before I started taking the pill, my periods used to last a full week—they were super heavy and painful, sometimes I wouldn't get one for two months and then it would drag on for an entire month straight.
Then I started on Diane, and the bleeding would happen about 3-4 days after my last pill, lasting just 3 days of light spotting... it was such a relief, and that stayed the case for about 3 years.
Now I've switched to Logest, and I've been bleeding for three months now while on them. Apparently, breakthrough bleeding can happen for up to three months... so I'm just waiting; if it doesn't stop by the end of this pack, I'm quitting them.

As for the pregnancy thing, just go buy a test and check—that's the only way to be sure.
It's also possible your breasts are just swollen from the Yaz pills.

Jeffrey Walker3 said:You probably shouldn't have taken that second pill... but since you were throwing up this morning, I guess your hormone levels from the meds are actually fine!

Okay, thanks.🙂
I mean—I know I shouldn't have taken that extra one, but honestly, the panic just kind of took over at the moment.😁

I know what the instructions say—really, I do—and I’m fully aware that several hours have already slipped by since then.
Basically, I took the pill around 8:00 PM last night 🙂 (and then ended up throwing up around 2:00 AM),

and then there was more vomiting this morning around 11:00 AM—which happened after I took another tablet at about 9:00 AM.

I’ve actually got a bit of a pile over here myself—does anyone know where I can track down those four-leaf clover varieties? I’ve already harvested about 200 of them, and there’s still a whole bunch more standing tall out in the field 🙂

No, I’ve been at this for a whole week now and it’s just... impossible to get installed.

I mean, I sat there and poured over those installation instructions—really tried to follow them step by step--
and then, after God knows how many attempts, I finally got it to say "installed," but it absolutely refuses to actually work.🤣
The moment I plug in my scanner, the software acts like it doesn't even exist—it just won't recognize it, and honestly, I'm completely lost at this point.
And let's be real, the scanner is ancient—like, prehistoric level old. Honestly, I don't even care anymore; I just went down to FedEx Office and scanned everything I needed there instead.