They say if you hang out in a smoky bar all night, a secondhand smoker basically "inhales" a few cigarettes' worth. And we're talking about people doing this several nights a week. How the hell does that not turn into an addiction?!
So, you're telling me the bank (let's say JPMorgan Chase, for example) is tied up with ConEd, AT&T, and all those other pieces of trash we're forced to pay 🙂? Is it just Chase doing this, or are the other big banks in on it too?
I’m looking for the basics here... because honestly, I’m pretty clueless. Any chance you guys could walk me through this? How does the whole process even work? Paying the electric bill, water, phone service... HELP me out here.
What’s the deal with scar creams and all that stuff? Anyone actually have recommendations for what works? Sweating at the gym? Please. If you aren't drenched, you're basically just paying a monthly membership fee to stand around and look at your phone. Get to work.
It’s right on my forehead, tiny—maybe 2 or 3 cm. I'm actually thinking about growing my hair out just so I can use it as a shield against the sun. Anything to avoid wearing a Band-Aid while I'm at the beach... The plan is set.
Quick question—is there any actual risk in hitting the beach about 20 days after surgery? Like, am I gonna mess up my scar or end up with a permanent souvenir if I go swimming? I already know I shouldn't let the sun beat down on the scar for too long...