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Mom always had this habit. She tapped her fingernails against anything: her coffee mug whenever she watched TV in the morning or the table whenever we ate. That rhythmic clicking sound used to drive me insane when I was trying to study. But now my brain hunts for a similar noise every time my flat gets too quiet, which means almost always. Lung cancer took her two years ago, and the silence she left behind wasn’t peaceful at all. It felt like a corrupted video file, where the audio had been replaced with this constant static that gave me headaches. Dad handled the grief by selling their old house and moving into a small flat in his childhood town, stuffing almost thirty years of thei...

Hi guys, I purchased a non-cpo 11th gen si with 40k miles last year in October at a Honda dealership. In the purchasing process, I was able to remove all the dealer addons but the salesperson offered me to include a warranty from fidelity that covers bumper to bumper up to additional 6 years/ 60,000 miles with $250 deductible, along with bumping up my trade in by $1,000. Since I was worried about any possible problems the dealer might be hiding, I agreed to pay $3,000 for that warranty. 6 months have passed, and the car has been rock solid. Thus, now I started wondering if I purchased something unnecessary and I’m considering cancelling the warranty to get a prorated refund. Do you guys th...

I finally pulled the trigger and upgraded to a used 2023 EV6 GT after leasing a Wind for the last 3 years. My residual on the Wind was $32k (before tax/docs), and I managed to snag this GT for **$32k OTD**. That price actually includes $600 for GAP insurance—usually I’d skip it, but with how EV depreciation has been lately, I wanted that peace of mind. It had 29k miles on it, which was not too bad. The previous owner got a full set of new Michellin Sports 4S, and had almost 10 regular checkups and maintenances according to Carfax. You might see some '23 GTs listed online with lower prices or lower mileage, but trust me—once you actually call the dealers, the price jumps by thous...

https://preview.redd.it/elzkhwmj9mug1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=7d19ce967e68fad63ccc9a2bfcc8c31851690c0c https://preview.redd.it/mmog8cnk9mug1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=e39dcf2655d9544891a88de43de94a36de457845 Here's a new edition of "Actors at the Box Office", which seeks to explore the actors' trajectory at the box office and analyze their hits and bombs. I already talked about a few, and as I promised, it's Michael Douglas' turn. #**Early Life** The son of Golden Age star Kirk Douglas, he already had high interest in acting since he was young. He studied acting with Wynn Handman at Th...

Decided in November that I wanted to do the ABQ Half Marathon and I did it! I've been ramping up my training over the last six months from doing 5ks to prepare for this. I'm just glad I finished. &he last three miles were **** on my legs and I lost a lot speed there at the end.

personally, I'd love if it took place in an inhospitable and unforgiving environment; either a dark, dreary and barren world or a planet teeming with hostile wildlife and/or populated by desperate people. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ I think the alien(s) should not be invincible but VERY difficult to kill, and there could be audible/visual cues that indicate to the player if the alien is hurt. For example, it starts limping a little and slowing down, and maybe changes in its hissing sounds. I would also like to see more variety in the android enemies such as hair and skin to look more like Ash or Bis...

Location: OHIO and COLORADO Years ago a landscaper I hired threatens to torture and kill me. He did multiple times. I never dated this person. I rejected them kindly and then they started to destroy my life. This fun time included him a few times using a bike. He has a history of unmedicated bipolar with religious delusions. Back then it was made worse by alcoholism. Unsure if he’s still a drinker etc Anyway, last Christmas someone sent a pair of my favorite sunglasses in a new color to my parents using gift card. I registered for website that tells me if he has change in info. I have notification setup. See eight months ago he registered an address out in Colorado that was six...

**Note of Appreciation**: Big thanks to all of you who have followed along even if you haven't commented, I know you're around. If you haven't watched this yet and you need a good fluff drama...I think you should give this a shot and then come back and interact with the discussions :) **Last Fun Fact**: I always thought this was interesting, but the legal age to marry in China is actually 22 for men and 20 for females. So that's partially why you see in high school cdramas the teachers and parents get upset when the students might be dating or thinking about dating. In China, they don't want anything to distract you from your studies, especially the gaokao (colleg...

My name is Owen, and I work the night shift at EverSafe Self-Storage Solutions, which is located off Route 4 in a town called Silt Creek that most GPS systems actively refuse to acknowledge. If you type the address into Google Maps, it will route you to a Burger King forty miles south and then give up. I don't blame it. If I were a satellite, I wouldn't look down here either. I've been at EverSafe for about seven months, which makes me the longest-tenured night shift employee in the facility's history. That's not a boast. That's a warning. The second longest was a woman named Patrice, who lasted five months before she locked herself inside unit F-14 and, accord...

hey all i’ve been running with my six-year-old Springer for the last two years now. We started running at the same time so he has gradually built up every single mile with me. we are running much longer runs now. I do have him skip one or two runs a week when I think he’s a little bit overloaded, but he’s running 25-35 miles a week. I am running about 45 For short runs (4-7), we don’t bring any water, but I bring water for our long runs (8-16). Most of our long runs are through the woods where it’s a little bit cooler, and he has the opportunity to jump in streams and ponds. we are in the Boston area so it’s not that hot anyway. I am curious how long others are ru...

The screen I was viewing Chandol on suddenly shut off. I stood there waiting for something to happen when the door opened and Chandol stood in it. All three feet of them, they were even more silly looking in person, like a stuffed animal in a doctor costume. “Let me give you the tour.” “Ok but before we go, why? I mean I just want to go home, so why couldn’t you guys wrap me up in plastic and ship me back on my own. Why all this hassle?” “Well I can explain the reasoning for that, but the best way to do so would be to show you in our comms room.” I followed Chandol, leaving the robot behind and we walked for a few minutes before my curiosity got the better of me, “So are ...

Chapter 2: Meeting the Mentor Cold. That was the first thing she registered. Not the gentle cool of her bedroom fan, or the familiar chill of her church’s overzealous AC on Sunday mornings. This was deeper, a concrete kind of cold, leeching through her clothes into her skin. Then, pain. Her shoulder throbbed, and something sharp pressed into her ribs. Her head felt like she’d tried to argue with the YouTube comments section and lost. She groaned. A low hum underlined everything—a sound she recognized before she understood why. It was like hearing the opening notes of a song you’d played on repeat for years. Machines, servers, tech she’d never touched but felt she knew. Jade...

Bonked my 20 miler today… got a horrible side stitch around mile 16. (I almost think over fueling with gels too close together caused it). Made it just over 18 and called it quits. Did 18 last week and felt great. However it’s messing with my head that I didn’t complete it. Marathon is in 3 weeks. Do I call it good or should I try again next week and go for a 2 week taper instead? Side note… I haven’t even signed up yet. I was going to feel out my last few long runs to decide. My legs felt like they could keep going and I’m sitting here with energy, but I couldn’t shake that stitch. WWYD?

Hi guys, I’m usually an easy sleeper. I’ve never had trouble falling asleep at night. But within the last few weeks, I have had such a hard time shutting my brain off and I often just lay there with my eyes closed while my brain is going a million miles an hour for quite a while before actually falling asleep. It has been really hard because my little guy seems to be starting to sleep better after this “4 month leap” (he’ll be 5 months in a couple of weeks). He was walking almost every hour for a few weeks, but I think we are phasing out of that. He usually goes to bed around 7/7:30 and I’m in bed with him every night nursing to sleep, so once he’s out I’ll usually watch a l...

**Chapter 7**   *“Do you get it now, Emmett? I’m not just your ever-entertaining disc jockey. I’m Benjy Rothstein, broadcasting live from the other side.*   *“After my death, I spent a long stretch floating through the Phantom Cabinet, just a confused spirit struggling to maintain cohesion. At first, I was ignorant of my demise, believing the Phantom Cabinet to be an inescapable dream. In green fog, I drifted in and out of others’ memories, reliving experiences both exultant and macabre.*    *“Eventually, I encountered half of Douglas’ soul, the portion trapped in the afterlife. Quantum entanglement linked it with the earthbound half. By interfacing with it, I found t...

**Chapter 7**   *“Do you get it now, Emmett? I’m not just your ever-entertaining disc jockey. I’m Benjy Rothstein, broadcasting live from the other side.*   *“After my death, I spent a long stretch floating through the Phantom Cabinet, just a confused spirit struggling to maintain cohesion. At first, I was ignorant of my demise, believing the Phantom Cabinet to be an inescapable dream. In green fog, I drifted in and out of others’ memories, reliving experiences both exultant and macabre.*    *“Eventually, I encountered half of Douglas’ soul, the portion trapped in the afterlife. Quantum entanglement linked it with the earthbound half. By interfacing with it, I found t...

>!CW: alluded sexual violence!< The sweltering heat is never-ending.  Not yet July, the sun seems **** bent on melting anything and everything under its attentive rays. The train tracks are bracketed by verdant vegetation. The nearest sign of civilization is to my right, a post of weathered cedar marking the start of a split rail fence. It must have been there for a long time, for the plants seem to think of it as their own. Weeds of all kinds coil up the pickets, trying to claw them back into the dirt. On the parallel side of the tracks, the ground steeply slopes. A shelf of unstable soil and hazardous rocks, speckled with thin trees. Below an ocean of dense thicket, the en...

Hi, apologies if this is a bit long i’ll try and shorten it the best as i can. Essentially I started learning to drive in the summer of last year, passed my theory in October first time, and then booked by test for April. I booked my practical test myself, I know some choose to book through their instructor but i decided to get it done straight away as the wait times are very long as you all know. I informed my instructor straight away of this booking. For the last couple of months I would say, My lessons have had no structure, i’ve had 3 lessons on parking after i’ve badgered him to teach me as my test was getting closer and closer. Which i have reminded him several times. So ...

The Polar Street X lasted over 20 hours of GPS cycling across two back-to-back 100-mile rides and still had 43% battery left. AOD was off, but the wake-on-wrist-raise was good enough that I never noticed. That puts the real-world GPS endurance a touch below the 43-hour claim but in the right area. HR was less impressive. Over 14 hours of cycling data, the Street X consistently diverged from both a Garmin HRM-600 chest strap and a Whoop, sometimes meaningfully. If you only wore the Street X you would not spot anything wrong, but a side-by-side comparison makes it hard to trust. The Garmin HRM-600 also had a bad day. It lost an entire workout after I took the strap off overnight, and the data ...