u/CapicDaCrate

Essentially the title- I didn't realize it may be an issue. I haven't donated yet, but for some reason I've gotten a few different answers and BioLife themselves aren't replying lmao

I don't have a huge chest or anything, 36c, but I'd prefer if I were not that big. I currently wear sports bras that help a bit, but I'm looking for a bit more compression.

I don't really want to wear binders, as I know there's risks with that.

I just want something compressing yet safe, but also supportive.

Wishful thinking?

Volunteering at the box office for the first time- is it supposed to be kinda formal wear?

I know I can ask, but wasn't sure if it's a dumb question

Edit; Seeing a bit of variety - I will just email to clarify lol.

So I got brake fluid exchanged like a little less than 2 years ago. Just had an oil change and they said I'm due for another- Isn't it a bit soon?

Maybe I'm just dumb, but I swear I see most people going years.

Edit; I have learned a lot, I didn't realize this was a debated topic lmao. I bought some of those strips to test it, and will get it changed out if it says to. Thanks y'all!

It's never gotten better. I'm always having to gently blow my nose otherwise it gets clogged. I have to breathe through my mouth, literally can't breathe through my nose. It's been like this my entire life.

At one point I had that balloon thing done, and some other surgery in my nose. I think it helped a little but not much.

Either way I'm still dealing with it. Allergy meds have never helped.

I think I'm just fucked

It seems pretty complicated, there's a whole bunch of material I'd have to review prior to showing up, and you seem to run it solo (although someone is nearby working something else if you have questions). I see a lot of people saying that this is typically a paid position, but this local theatre near me seems to only rely on volunteers.

I haven't run box office before, I'm just trying to get involved in the community behind the scenes at some point.

I'm not against it. Just wondering if this is weird/brings up red flags?

I own parrots so I can't really use all that many chemicals.

I've cleaned out all the drains, have been pouring boiling water down them the last two days- Zevo traps have caught a bunch of them. Seem to be more in the bathroom than anywhere.

I've lived here for 3 years and this is the first time I've seen them.

Any advice?

Not cropped, just normal tank tops. Just something comfortable and good material, not thin.

I'll be sitting most of the time- good time to break in or will I be in hell?

I have never had jeans that actually fit. I'm wanting to spend some money on good ones, if it's worth it.

I'm sure y'all are biased, but are these worth the price? I see a lot of people collecting the older ones, are the new ones still good or not as high quality?

Any other jeans you also happen to recommend?

I have an appointment at a shop in downtown GNV, but there's no parking right there. The lot I see on MAPS near it says a city permit is required. Where am I supposed to park?

It's at the Anatomic Body Arts piercing place.

I don't really wear accessories at all. I want to! I actually have an appointment to get my ears pierced soon!

But I don't know where to start. I know in general rings are a pretty big one for a lot of the gays- where do y'all get your rings?

Necklaces? Anything else I'm missing?

Thanks y'all

Normally I do obviously shampoo/conditioner, but then I do a leave in conditioner, gel, then an oil to scrunch.

Should I just do a leave in? Because otherwise it'll be a mess.

What do you all typically do?

Routine for rules:

1. Joice Kpak shampoo/conditioner

2)Curls Blueberry Bliss Leave In

3)Ouidad red gel

4)Curls hair oil

I'm working on a dairy farm milking cows, and am having issues with the arm I use for stripping. I'm assuming the dip gets on it and is causing a reaction, I'm getting bumps/itching.

Any solutions? I wear a waterproof jacket but I think it still gets through unfortunately

Hello,

I recently started working on a dairy farm, and while I have prior experience with cows/animals through vet med, I haven't had to feed babies.

We have a bottle holder that the babies can come up to in their pens, though occasionally I have to guide/hold a calf there to get them to drink.

But sometimes I literally just can't get them to latch on at all. I know that this is sometimes normal right after they move off colostrum (we tube colostrum), but I don't know what to do. I'm barely able to get a pint in them when they refuse to latch on, even if I can get their mouth around the bottle.

Any advice would be great

I was kinda looking into getting a Sam's Club membership, as I have one right near me and have been baking a lot. Figured it would save money to buy in bulk.

I see that Members Mark (Sam's Club brand) has a 25lb bag for about $10, which is wild. But it's bleached.

King Arthur has a 10lb bag for about $10.

Trying to decide if it's going to really make a huge difference. I've only ever used KA Bread Flour.

Thanks