brightranger52 said:Well, here’s the official proof that State Farm is absolute garbage. The SEC finally slapped them with a penalty.
The punishment? They’ve been ordered to go public with their shady behavior toward policyholders—though sadly, they’re only making them publish it in The New York Times.
In case the link above is acting up for anyone, try this
Noah Smith68;69626227 said:My own run-ins with: Europe - they flat out refused to pay my claim because I filed it "too late."
The Adriatic guys - they sold me some fake collision coverage. I even told them something felt off, but they just brushed me off like, "Just take the cash, buddy, we got you..." Everything was sunshine and rainbows until the accident happened. Once it came time to actually pay up? Suddenly, nothing. Total ghost job.
Stay far away from these people. They’re straight-up scammers and thieves.[/QUOTE]
Stay far away from anything related to the Adriatic or Europe. They’re basically sister companies, and let me tell you, you'll never see a dime of compensation from them when things go south.
Looks like absolutely nothing has changed at the local hospital in St. Louis for thirteen years straight... I try calling the number they give me, which is apparently only open from 1:30 to 2:30 PM, and the nurse just shuffles me off to another line... that nobody ever picks up. It’s pretty obvious there's a massive breakdown in organizational culture and HR over there. If being a nurse is such an exhausting, soul-crushing job that the trauma gets passed down through generations until everyone ends up totally dysfunctional—then why even have a nurse at the front desk or on the phone? Honestly, anyone from a basic call center could handle the basics—pick up the receiver—and it would save us all a hell of a lot of money in our tax dollars.
It’s not just about the acid itself, but the leftovers and junk that get kicked up during the whole manufacturing process...
Can you walk us through how they actually make E330 lemon acid? Like, what kind of raw materials are they using? That way we can talk about what kind of nasty impurities might pop up during the run.
Back in the day, on that old thread about why Coca-Cola is bad for you, Endymion mentioned something about a specific stereoisomer of E330 lemon acid. I can't find the post anywhere now. Could you refresh my memory? Which isomer is the one found in nature, and is there any new word on whether the synthetic version—the one that doesn't exist naturally—is actually toxic to people?
Anyway, here's my little contribution to the thread: check out this pic: 😁
Amy Long9 said:Whatever you do, stay away from that private dental clinic on Fifth Avenue near the big hospital—the one calling itself "aesthetic dentistry." They absolutely trashed my mouth, and honestly, there’s no fixing it now. I'm still fuming, especially since they charged me an arm and a leg just to mess things up. Just putting it out there so people know—it's all just superficial vanity. Seriously, just keep your healthy teeth while you still have them.
That’s just messed up. It feels like they basically wanted to break my teeth just so they'd have more business and could squeeze more money out of me.😠
Seriously, stay far away from that private clinic on Fifth Avenue right near the big hospital—the one calling itself "aesthetic dentistry." They absolutely wrecked my smile, and honestly, there’s no fixing it now. I'm beyond pissed, especially since they had the nerve to charge me a fortune just to mess things up. Consider this a warning: it’s all just superficial makeup anyway. You’re better off just keeping your actual healthy teeth intact.
I was tuning into some talk show on KFI AM 640 earlier—some segment where Radman was chatting with a bunch of college kids. I couldn't catch all the specifics on the science, but apparently, they’re working on ways to stretch the human lifespan as far as physically possible... What's your take on this? Do people actually get happier knowing every single day could be their last? Like, does it make you value life more? I remember reading this bit about Greek mythology where the gods were actually jealous of us because everything about being human is fleeting. Or there's that other old story: There was once this emperor who was constantly miserable and never satisfied... (honestly, I can't be bothered to type the whole thing out...) until he met this hermit in the desert. The guy gave him a ring and said, whenever you're feeling down or life gets heavy, just look at this ring. It had an inscription that read: "This too shall pass." Are we just heading toward a future full of depressed people living forever?
Lisa Martinez82 said:The way you’re handling this thread on LJES pretty much forfeits your right to complain.
My first thought was to just drop a week-long ban on you right now—give you seven days to chill out and learn how to talk like a decent human being before you come back. But honestly? Nah. I’ll just let you keep acting like this so when I finally hit you with a permanent ban, I won't feel even a shred of guilt about it.
Lisa Martinez82 said:the way you're talking about the topic you started on Apple takes away any right you have to complain.
My first thought was to just hit you with a week-long ban immediately—you know, give you seven days to chill out and learn how to talk like a normal person when you get back. But nah, I'll just let you keep being toxic so I can drop the permanent ban later without feeling even a tiny bit of guilt.
What "way of communicating" are we even talking about? just ban me, but don't you dare close the thread!
Alright, check this out for yourselves. They’re nuking every single thread I start! Seriously, take a look at the content—you'll see I'm not some troll just looking for attention. My posts actually make sense. I'm honestly calling for a female moderator to step in and review this mess. And yeah, I’m calling it what it is: pure bias.
So, I was looking at some lab results the other day and it got me thinking... what’s actually the deal when you see a low mean platelet volume on a blood test?
James Cox6 said:Hey ladies... this headline actually caught me off guard. You can live perfectly normal lives with HPV—just so you know, statistically, one in three women deals with it at some point. For most, it just clears itself out within the first year of infection, though obviously not for everyone.
It’s totally manageable—you just keep up with your checkups and stay on top of it.
Though, I gotta say, those warts in the photos aren't exactly winning any beauty pageants.
So I was flipping through a copy of Health & Wellness earlier and saw this claim that eating figs helps you sleep better. Anyone here actually tried that? Let me know if it’s legit or just more wellness nonsense. thx!
