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Like most girls, I always picture my high-school prom, and I'm absolutely no different. My friends and I are gearing up to go dress shopping, but my parents just can't seem to grasp how much this matters to me! They insist I stay away from anything that might damage my image or draw negative attention to our family name. Apparently, being the beta's daughter means I'm kept on a tight leash when it comes to having fun. Naturally, I use every chance I get to enjoy myself and live my life to the absolute fullest. My mom tells me I remind her of who she is before she finds her mate, so she tends to cut me a little slack, but my dad is an intense enforcer of the rules. My m...

Recently I have been going through a rough patch financially. Therfore I started doordashing. I have a 2014 Honda Civic. My Civic has 128.5k miles on it. I can always take it to a dealership or mechanic that specializes on Honda cars. However, I do not want to be a victim of price gouging. Service centers on dealerships defintely raise their prices or sell you on doing irrelevant maintenance. So I am here to see what advice i can get. I am on top of my oil changes. When my car was at 110.6k, I had my spark plugs replaced, Brake fluid flushed, fuel systems cleaned, coolant flushed. At 113k i replaced my battery, i had my transmission serviced and had the fluid changed. At 114k I replaced the...

“O Captain! my Captain! our fearful trip is done…” Whitman wrote with a long sigh after the brother against brother ended over 150 years... and began the era of Reconstruction collapse and rise of Jim Crowe... and... “In the midst of all the heartache and heartbreak, our resilience, our remembrance, our resistance, our reverence have not been wiped out… … even in the face of overwhelming injustice, something deeply human endures beyond the reach of any system!” Dr. Cornell West wrote , this week... and... in Seth Grahame‑Smith’s epic novel turned movie “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Slayer”... the future president’s mother... Nancy... spoke haunting words... thro...

Hi, I’m a new college grad getting a first car for job. I found this 2011 Camry LE with 94000 miles on Facebook asking for $7200. The vehicle has been in two accidents as shown in the pictures. The last service record is on 03/2024 with 89000 miles on odo. The seller claims to be doing her own oil change since then. And there is no service record shown between 2016 and 2021. I’m kinda hindering on this. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Howdy You guys may remember me from earlier this week. Long story short my 2013 mustang GT with 86,000 miles started this week flashing a check engine light for a couple seconds at a time. I changed plugs and it did nothing they looked pretty bad. The misfire is hopping between different cylinders There was a bulletin someone showed me about ghost misfires on 2011-2014 models made before may 6 2013 Talking about ghost misfires/ fake misfires due to the crankshaft sensor and to add an o ring and relearn I took it directly to ford and this ended up being the issue. I never ever had problems at all. I had to get a new driveshaft last week (because ford used a **** 2 piece drive shaft) and ...

I started a new job last month and it requires a 50 mile round trip commute for 5-6 days a week. The commute through public transport has been brutal, so I am looking to buy a car for myself, either used or new. I am looking for a reliable vehicle that I will hopefully drive until the end of its life, so I’ve been mostly looking at the Toyota Corolla and Toyota Corolla Hybrid. I am also considering the Camry and Honda Civic. My family’s suggesting cheaper new cars like Nissan Versa, FWIW. I have several conflicting circumstances and I’m having a hard time finding the wisest choice: buying a cheap beater, a decent used car, or going with a new purchase. I’m also unsure if I should bu...

My daughter has fibromyalgia, hypermobility, and IBS. It took 12 years to get there. Twelve years of GPs saying "it's growing pains." Physiotherapists who made things worse because nobody flagged the hypermobility. Specialists who'd look at one piece and miss the rest. We went private because the NHS waitlists were destroying her. Even then, getting someone to connect the dots between the fatigue, the widespread pain, the gut issues, and the joints — that took years more. The thing that frustrated me the most was walking into appointments with nothing. She'd be asked "how have you been since we last saw you?" and she'd have to try to remember three...

Bought the car last Friday and drove 1,400 miles this weekend. I absolutely love this car. 2016 DSG. Only mod is a ECS rear sway bar besides the Konig hypergram 18” wheels. Does have higher miles at 115k miles but it’s been maintained and serviced (with all records) and 1 owner. Going to enjoy this car before making any additional mods. Just wanted to share.

TLDR: For the past few years, I’ve had an unknown knee pain/weird sensation that we can’t ID the cause of. I’ve had blood work, ultrasounds, x-rays, and MRIs. I’ve been to a neurologist, an orthopedic oncologist, a physical therapist, a rheumatologist, a dermatologist, and an ortho/sports medicine doctor. What other kinds of specialists are out there? A naturopath, dietitian, and/or a somatic/intuitive healer are some that come to mind but I’m open to all suggestions!   I did also post this in r/ChronicPain but thought maybe you knee peeps would have ideas. :) Full story: In April of 2024, I (F, 32 at the time) went on a very uneventful 4 mile run. This was nothing new for me ...

# Stick [figure drawing doodles](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hq9CwopUH1s) 10LightStar01 is live! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hq9CwopUH1s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hq9CwopUH1s) This is a fever dream of a digital age—a sprawling, surrealist tapestry where crochet patterns meet high-speed police chases, and the Grim Reaper is just another guy trying to manage an office. Here is the story of **The Day the Grid Glitched.** # The Morning Shift The day began in a flurry of **#ModernCrochet** and chaos. At the local craft guild, a "Magical Crochet Gargoyle Quitter" was throwing in the towel, leaving behind a trail of freeform stars and loose ends. Meanwhile, in the c...

I don’t even know where to start this disturbing story. What happened that night doesn’t fit into any logical box. Since then, my hair has turned gray—don't be surprised, even though I'm only twenty-four, I look like an old man now. That night left a mark on me that will stay until my dying day. It all started on that ill-fated evening when I was standing at the station with my bags, buying a ticket to Little Rock, Arkansas. The station was nearly empty, and outside, a bitter wind was howling, biting through my clothes. I didn't want to go, but I had to. My grandmother lived there, and she’d passed away a week ago from a heart condition. I hadn’t seen her in three ye...

Bought my R1S brand new in June 2023. My 12v died in October 2024 and was replaced (super f-in inconvenient) under a warranty. Today I got the message that I needed to replace the 12v again, with the statement of work costing over $1k. When I called about the warranty, they told me three years/ 36k miles. This would be the second one within that time period, never mind the fact it has only been 18 months since the last replacement. The service rep told me that if I would have paid for the first battery replacement, this one would have been free since it has been less than two years. Anyone else been in this scenario of two failures in three years and NOT had to pay for it?

Hey guy, I have a 2020 Volvo S60 T5 Momentum. I bought it with like 1K miles on it and it’s been fairly smooth sailing since. It currently has 75K miles on it and I was wondering how long I can expect this car to last. I’m not a car guy at all but I see stories of cars lasting up to 200K miles. I take fairly decent care of my car but I want to be better. Is it too late to maintain it so it can last 200K? I‘m going to list I think are relevant to give y’all more context: * For the first 35K miles, I did standard oil changes. Started doing fully synthetic afterwards. Was always on top of the oil changes. * Ball joint had to be replaced (mustve been a bad pothole or something but it br...

Lately I've noticed an insane amount of battery consumption to drive a short distance if I charge over 75%. I only have access to fast charging with my current living situation and the charger i use is 2 miles from my house. Usually if I charge to only 75% or less, on the drive home even with heat on i only use maybe .8 kwh to drive the 2 miles home. Today I went and charged to 85%, it was 65°, no A/C on. On the drive home i used 1.3KWH to travel 2 miles!!! How??? Why?? last summer I could drive home right from charging and only use like .2kwh in 85° weather.

So playing with TrackBlazer, and I find the scenario not as bad as people say it is… however, there is one major flaw people seem to not notice: how brutal the early graded races are, especially if you’re doing a Mile-Long runs. Even if I get my Classics Umas to A Mile, the races are so annoying to win in, especially if there’s a rival in it. And if you lose it, get ready to waste all of your clocks to the point it’s better to focus on training for the last three races of the junior year rather than do the mile races for extra stats. It’s so frustrating!

# An Introduction to Coherence Physics Through the Lens of the Soliton There is a pattern the universe keeps repeating, and once you see it, you cannot unsee it. A wave travels down a canal in Edinburgh in 1834. A naval engineer named John Scott Russell watches it move — not spreading, not dissipating, not breaking — just *traveling*, perfectly intact, for miles. He chases it on horseback. It holds its shape. He has no framework to explain what he is seeing. He simply writes it down, calls it a "wave of translation," and knows it is important. What Russell witnessed was a soliton: a self-sustaining, localized wave that neither collapses nor disperses, because within it, two ...

TLDR: For the past few years, I’ve had an unknown knee pain/weird sensation that we can’t ID the cause of. I’ve had blood work, ultrasounds, x-rays, and MRIs. I’ve been to a neurologist, an orthopedic oncologist, a physical therapist, a rheumatologist, a dermatologist, and an ortho/sports medicine doctor. What other kinds of specialists are out there? A naturopath, dietitian, and/or a somatic/intuitive healer are some that come to mind but I’m open to all suggestions!  Full story: In April of 2024, I (F, 32 at the time) went on a very uneventful 4 mile run. This was nothing new for me - that was about my average mileage and I was in the very beginning stages of training for a ha...

I started running multiple miles a day recently as stated and I’m now having pain on the outside of my knee I’m almost certain that the pain is associated with me running a lot daily, I’m currently at the point where i don’t want to stop my positive momentum and really want to get back at it today once i get home after taking the last two days off my grind For more context i run about 3 miles along the sidewalks of my neighborhood. The ground isn’t really level the whole way there’s a bunch of hills, dips, potholes etc. my car is currently down so i can’t drive to the gym as of now so running on the streets is all i have for now.

Used stock S3 with 75k miles or used stock S5 with 75k miles. (Taking into account likely future repairs around that mileage?) Last Audi I owned was a 08’ s4 so the newer cars are new territory for me. Thanks for the advice. Side note: if your honest opinion is to just steer clear from the S-models and stick to a base model, hit me with it!

Hi all, just wondering what you guys think about this truck I’m looking to buy. I talked him down to 2500 and am just wondering if you guys think the oil issue he mentions will set me back too far if I do end up buying. The truck itself is very clean especially for 200k miles. He mentions the oil issue not milky because blown head gasket is another cause for oil in the degas bottle. If he is not lying what other problems might I run into on a 5.0 with this many miles?