darkowl72 said:You didn't mention where you're located. Look, check if there's a local supply shop in your area that refills toner cartridges with powder... it’s usually a lot cheaper, maybe around $27 per cartridge. How many times you can reuse them just depends on the specific model. Might be a decent way to save some cash.
I'm based in Washington, D.C. Just please, tell me what to buy as soon as possible because I really need this. I don't even know what an e-ink reader is. I have no clue which one to get, I just want something with good print quality that won't break the bank.
darkowl72 said:This would be the current deal (mostly).
And this is a potential suggestion. You can check toner prices here at these links, originals go for about $167 each, while replacements are closer to $100.
If that’s too steep, head over to Staples—use the first link I posted and play around with the specs. You could ditch the color or the Wi-Fi just to see how the pricing shifts...
Wow !!! That's a bit pricey for me!! Can you plz send a link for the cheapest black and white laser printer out there?
I honestly don't know the first thing about printers. I'm just looking to pick one up because I'm studying for an exam, and frankly, buying a printer is going to be cheaper than constantly buying textbooks. I need a total bargain here, preferably something with Wi-Fi. Having color would be a huge plus. Right now, I've got an old inkjet 3-in-1—printer, scanner, copier. If I upgrade, I’ll probably just hand that one off to someone else. Roughly how much should I expect to shell out for a decent laser 3-in-1? The goal is obviously to get the most bang for my buck. If that's not doable, I'll just grab a basic black-and-white laser printer just to get me through this exam period...
Susan Garcia6 said:Anyone here who’s actually bought Salsa jeans? I could use some help figuring out sizing. I noticed they ship incredibly fast and the quality looks solid, so I’m seriously considering placing an order 🙂. I’ve been staring at their size chart and it’s suggesting a size 28, but that translates to a US 4, while I usually wear a US 6. Are their size recommendations actually reliable? Also, I’m completely lost on how to pick the inseam. Given that I’m 5'10", 147 lbs, and have curves—specifically my hips and glutes measure about 38 inches—would a size 28 with a 32 inseam work? I can barely find a 34 length anywhere... I assume they're sold out everywhere?
I'm about 5'7" It really depends on whether you prefer skinny or straight leg cuts. For me, the skinny ones are perfect at a 30 length, but for straight leg, I need a 34. I ended up grabbing a 32 length this time. It wasn't a huge mistake; they bunch up a little at the bottom, but any local tailor can fix that in five minutes. As for the waist, the chart suggested a 27, but I went with a 28 since my older pairs are both 28s. It was the right call. I actually emailed them for advice, but the jeans arrived before they even replied 🙏 Yeah, from what I've seen, just size up... especially if there's more stretch involved. I'll post a photo later so you can judge for yourselves.😍
Donna Doyle said:Bought them, ordered, and now I’m just waiting... To be honest, while I was browsing at the Lululemon store, I tried on a ton of pairs. A lot of them didn't sit right on me, but the ones that actually worked? Incredible. 🙏Total J.Lo curves... 😍 We'll see how they pan out. At least there's a free return policy. I went with the cheaper model for now; easy enough to upgrade to the pricey stuff later if they work.
They're hereeeee!😍 ☕ Arrived right on time! They fit perfectly... I'm obsessed. Major props to Salsa. From now on, it's exclusively their jeans online for me.
Bought them, ordered, and now I’m just waiting... To be honest, while I was browsing at the Lululemon store, I tried on a ton of pairs. A lot of them didn't sit right on me, but the ones that actually worked? Incredible. 🙏Total J.Lo curves... 😍 We'll see how they pan out. At least there's a free return policy. I went with the cheaper model for now; easy enough to upgrade to the pricey stuff later if they work.
There’s no way they’re all sold out. I’ve scrolled through every single inch of this page... But then again, I just dug up an old pair of my skinny Salsa jeans. They're listed as W28, L30, so maybe that narrow fit plays a part in the confusion. Basically, one pair is W28 L34 with a wide leg. The other is W28 L30 with a slim leg. Both are marked W28, yet the wide-leg ones feel much roomier in the waist despite being the same size. I’m pulling the trigger on an order now. They offer free returns, so we'll see how it goes... Otherwise, I’ll just head over to the mall in Chicago to try them on in person. ☕
Rachel Rivera7 said:Back in January, they were running sales, and if I recall correctly, the standard prices usually started at $233 or even higher. I actually own a pair of their jeans, and honestly, they’re fantastic. I'm a size 28/34 myself, so I'm planning on picking up another pair soon—though I think I'll hold out for the next big sale before I pull the trigger.😁
I paid for mine, around... $100 Both ways... or neither. It's all the same in the end...
I'm just not following... Looking at this Salsa catalog... specifically the women’s line. It’s a lot. A whole lot of stuff. I was scrolling through their site earlier, just passing time, and it hit me how much these brands try to sell you a specific version of "you." They show these models in these perfectly curated outfits that look great on a screen, sure. But then you think about actually living in them. Walking down a street in Chicago or sitting in a crowded cafe in New York... does it hold up? It’s all very polished. Very intentional. Everything from the cuts to the colors feels like it was designed by a committee trying to capture "effortless style." Which is ironic, because nothing about high-end retail is ever truly effortless. It's calculated. Every stitch, every silhouette... they want you to feel like you need that one specific blazer to finally be the person in the photo. I don't know. Sometimes I look at these collections and I just see a sea of trends passing by. One week it's this, the next week it's that. It makes me wonder if we're buying clothes or just buying temporary identities... anyway. Just some thoughts while staring at a digital storefront.
Why won't it offer me anything longer than 32??...
I've been staring at this site all day like a maniac, just trying to find my size. I usually wear a 28/34, but when I look for a 28 waist, they only offer a 32. They don't even show a 34 until you get into those much larger sizes... and honestly, their 34 seems to be the biggest they carry, which makes zero sense to me since I’m not exactly tall... I was actually digging through Allexis's old post from January 2013, where she mentioned the pants were only about 200-$133. Prices have shot up since then. Now they're retailing for around $110, maybe $65 or $70 if they're on sale... so yeah, I'm feeling pretty regretful that I didn't grab them when I had the chance.
Tyler Wright here. Just thinking about things. Mostly how everything feels like it’s moving too fast lately. Or maybe I’m just slowing down. It’s hard to tell the difference anymore. Everything is loud. Too much noise in the streets, too much noise in the news... just constant static. Makes you want to pull the covers up and stay under for a week. Probably should have done that yesterday. Anyway. Not much else to say. Just sitting here. Watching the clock tick. Realizing how much time actually slips away... kaže: Hey, can someone give me a hand here? So, here’s the situation. I’m fifteen now. My period started when I was twelve, and back then, it wasn't exactly a nightmare. No major issues. But since I turned fourteen... it’s been absolute hell. Still haven't found a regular rhythm yet. It feels like every cycle drags on just a little bit longer than it should... o.O It lasts about eight or nine days. The first day, you can sort of manage the pain... but by the second, third, fourth, fifth... BOOM. Sudden, heavy bleeding. I can’t sleep because the pain is relentless. I can’t even move... It feels like I'm being torn apart from the inside. It hasn't stopped all day. All I can do is lie here like a corpse and scream internally... I tried taking some Advil, but it barely touched it. The pain is genuinely unbearable. Honestly, I feel like punching myself in the stomach just to feel something else... I've tried everything. Massages, oils, heating pads... nothing works. I asked my friends how they were holding up. They claim they barely feel a thing. Meanwhile, I’m sitting here feeling like absolute death... almost passed out right there in class from the cramps. It's brutal. Mom first reacted with worry because she’s never dealt with this kind of pain before. Then the anger set in... she honestly thinks I’m just faking it to dodge class. And honestly? She still thinks that. I haven't made it to the OBGYN yet. Once I'm back in the city this September, I’m definitely getting checked out to see what's actually going on...
I was wondering if anyone could recommend some supplements or something similar. I stay pretty active—cycling, running, eating clean... Please, help me out...
Take 400mg of Advil the night before your period starts. Then, once it actually hits, take another 400mg every four to six hours... if you need it. That ache you're feeling? It’s just proof that your body is actually doing its job. You're ovulating. It means you're fertile...
mistyheron702 said:So, I have a tilted uterus too, and I'm really trying to figure out what that actually implies. My doctor mentioned there’s nothing I can do about it and that it shouldn't cause any issues... But there's something else. She told me my cervix is in great shape and that I need to keep "protecting" it 😕 which makes zero sense to me. How am I supposed to "protect" an organ? And what does she even mean by "in great shape"?? Also, someone earlier mentioned that with a uterus like mine, you should lie on your back after sex... why? Is that just for trying to get pregnant or something else? 🤷
About 90% of women have an anteverted uterus, while the other 10% have a retroverted one. It's completely irrelevant when it comes to getting pregnant. It's like how most people are right-handed, but some are lefties. I personally have a retroverted uterus, and I got pregnant easily all three times. As for the "protecting the cervix" comment, she was likely referring to the fact that you don't have HPV or any inflammation. She was basically telling you to practice safe sex...
Sam Hall15 said:Atrial fibrillation? If you're young, it could likely be a thyroid issue...
If she's young and doesn't have other heart issues, it’s unlikely to be AFib. Could be WPW syndrome instead. But honestly, most likely just a thyroid issue...
People can lead perfectly high-quality lives even with just one kidney. Look at organ donors who give a kidney to a family member... they do just fine. It wouldn't hurt to get some lab work done on your urine twice a year, though.
How old are you? And what actually brought you to the cardiologist in the first place? Could be anemia, maybe a thyroid issue... blood pressure? Get another IBM!
I got pregnant right after I stopped taking Yasmin, though we weren't exactly being careful back then. This time around, we actually used protection, and yet... I still ended up pregnant. A friend of mine had a negative test, so she waited just ten days and tried again—this time it was positive. The rule is that there really isn't one...