Jeremy Cox49 said:Ugh, tell me about it—I need this too! 😍 Yours Truly has some stuff, but the stocking selection is tiny, and the garters and clips are way too "frilly" for my taste. Looking for something more low-key.
Does anyone know where I can find some skin-toned compression sleeves for weightlifting—maybe around 20 days worth of use—and some dumbbells in XL or XXL sizes? Looking in Chicago or somewhere online. The cheaper, the better.🙂 As for the weights, I don't care about the aesthetics. They’re strictly for practical use, not for show.
Thanks 🙂 Is it safer to send this via certified mail or just standard priority? The folks at the shipping center mentioned they’d refund the exact amount we write on the confirmation form, but honestly, that sounds a little sketchy to me..
Can I send items in small boxes using the recommended shipping option, or is it strictly limited to envelopes? Thanks 🙂 I need to ship some cosmetics in a glass container worth $67, and it looks like the recommended rate is actually more cost-effective than a standard package (it's $12.50 compared to $8.00 for a package)
I was thinking maybe some valerian root or a similar blend. The guys at the pharmacy are always swamped, and I don't really want to spend half an hour standing there waiting: What’s a budget-friendly option near downtown? Thanks.🙂
Where can I pick up some black tights with a back seam (that continuous line running down the entire length of the leg) in New York City, ideally on a budget? I just picked some up at Victoria's Secret, and when I finally wore them today, they were already full of holes—and I didn't even snag them on anything. There were at least four different rips, and $15 I actually paid full price for them. I need a size Medium, thanks.🙂
Has anyone here tried Cerazette? Apparently, they’re those progestogen-only pills you take every single day of your cycle. What has your experience been like?
goldenbadger8 said:To be honest, I don't have an issue with a happy ending. My problem is when the characterization is so poorly executed that the whole movie ends up feeling disappointing... I don't know.
I don't want to spoil anything, but the characters set in Alaska are just so poorly written. It’s honestly terrible.
I agree. The beginning is solid, but things fall apart pretty quickly after that. It honestly feels like someone rushed through the script, which is such a shame because the core concept of the movie is actually great.
ironrider20 said:Well, which part of NYC are you looking in—the West Side or East Side? I know a few spots on the West Side, near Newark and that general area.
Any part of Chicago works for me.🙂 Where exactly in Newark is that located?
jadeskipper18 said:They hit me with that extra charge on the package I sent out yesterday, too. They didn't even bother to ask first. Honestly, though, nobody’s going to go broke over an extra dollar and seventy cents, and for someone else, it might actually make a difference. 😉
It’s true, but there's something fundamentally wrong about the fact that we aren't given a choice. We should be the ones deciding whether or not we want to donate, yet they've already made the call for us. Charity loses its soul when it feels forced. If you have to push people into being kind, the whole point is lost. 👎👎
rapidrider3 said:Here’s an idea: grab an extension cord and plug in a radio. Turn it on, but keep the volume low so it isn't too loud. Call your phone from another device and walk through the apartment. You should be able to hear that annoying crackling sound getting louder on the radio as you get closer to the phone. The more the radio crackles, the closer you are to the source. If I think of anything else, I'll let you know.
So, I’ve noticed my phone is somewhere in the apartment. It’s definitely on and the ringer is active (it still has plenty of battery left).. I actually thought about picking up one of those glowing keychains that light up when they sense your phone's signal, just so I could call it and follow the light around the house. But honestly, none of those trinkets I saw at the local Dollar Tree actually worked.😢 Does anyone have any suggestions on where else I might find one of those trackers, or maybe a better way to hunt this thing down?🙂 (I am positive I just dropped it somewhere inside the apartment)
Angela Flores76 said:The mail carrier is going to refund me five times the shipping cost—that's what the fine print on the slip says, and that's how they handled it the first time, too. Honestly, though, I don't want the cash. I just want my damn package back!!! 😠
Why wouldn't they just refund you the full value you listed? Well, isn't that exactly why you declare the value in the first place?