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Agh AT&T strikes again!

Agreed. However, in this instance, I went with direct, as some of them were still struggling with English. Typically I would ask them “where is your home?” because that was relatively straightforward.

I’m not familiar with LabDoor, unfortunately. I would suspect you are correct, however, in assuming some bias in independent studies done without a clearly identified financier.

Man, the quality on my mobile streaming for Netflix is already really low... it would be like watching an animated rorschach test or something on low-res.

Yeah, the international kids did not care, but their non-international friends would get offended on the international kids’ behalf.

I worked with international students when I was in college and would get such crap from my non-international students when I would ask the international ones where they were from. They automatically assumed that I was being racist, but I literally wanted to know which country they were traveling from to go to college.

My friend does the no-poo method, and she said that it took about a month for her scalp to “get used to it” and stop producing as much grease.

Mine does not have recommended upgrade installed automatically, and it still installed it automatically last week.

My backup computer automatically upgraded from Windows 7 last week. And I know for certain that no one but me used the computer, and I did not approve the update.

I have been diligent about refusing to update to Windows 10 on my back-up work laptop, and mine auto-updated to Windows 10 last week, too. I am still pretty aggravated by the whole thing.

As someone who used to work in the supplement industry, please please be careful with shakes, powders, and the like. The regulation on the supplement industry is pretty much nonexistent. The best case scenario is that the company does not include the ingredient listed in its advertising, but there are numerous

Still no vaccine for disco fever.

This is cool as heck. That said, I’ll shell out the bucks to have a professional do it. It’s one thing for me to be a garage tinkerer with the laundry machine or the lawn mower, but this seems like it has the potential to end in tears.

I’m imagining somebody with their entire arm full of rubber bands. You ask them what they are for. They look at you and say “I’ve got a lot of bad habits”. You slowly inch away.

My dad had one on his leg when I was growing up, and they kept putting steroid cream on it. Eventually, he was just left with a 2-inch wide, 1/2 inch deep crater where it had eaten away at his flesh.

I am curious how many spider bites end up infected. I suppose that would be difficult to study, but the bite is a puncture and an infection could take route as a study.

There are a lot of trainers out there who insist that their clients follow a specific “form”, but you may end up doing your body more harm than good. The problem is that no one’s body is exactly the same (hip width, stride length, etc.). I would find a reputable physical therapist who works with athletes to watch your

I would try out running an area as geographically similar to race-day as you can. This will give you an idea of whether your indoor prep translates to race conditions.

Except the one part where one thinks it’s okay to make special arm bands for a subsection of the population based on ethnicity...

You know, I never realized that so many women took the moral to be that the woman had to find a man to be happy. As a kid, that only seemed to be... ancillary? And I definitely always saw it as these two people find their true love, rather than this woman finds a man to love.