u/Cool_Hand7435

Hello,

Cette histoire m'est arrivé il y a maintenant plusieurs années, autant dire qu'il n'y a plus aucun enjeu. Mais ça me tarabiscote, je pense que je suis le trou de balle mais je voudrais l'avis de la communauté.

Okay, donc il y a deux ans j'ai récupéré un vieux PC du boulot, gratuitement parce qu'il n'y avait pas d'alimentation. C'est un PC type entreprise, du coup j'ai dû racheter l'alimentation d'origine.

La seule que j'ai trouvé était sur eBay, aux alentours de 100 euros. Ça m'a semblé correct, j'ai acheté et reçu le produit. Mais pour une raison encore inexplicable aujourd'hui, eBay m'a remboursé la transaction.

Je précise que je n'ai pas émis de réclamation, je n'ai pas triché ou menti, je n'ai jamais eu affaire au service consommateur d'eBay. Ils m'ont juste remboursé sans crier gare.

Là où je pense être le trou de balle, c'est que le vendeur est revenu vers moi derrière pour me demander de payer. Sauf que j'avais déjà payé une fois, que la transaction était terminée et que je ne pouvais donc pas de nouveau procéder au règlement. Donc je lui ai expliqué la situation, me suis excusée et l'ai invité à voir avec eBay pour leur demander de le payer, vu que moi j'y étais absolument pour rien.

Suis le trou de balle et qu'auriez-vous fait à ma place ?

Bonjour,

Est-il possible de récupérer mon mot de passe sans la phrase de récupération ? J'ai toujours accès à mon adresse mail.

Merci par avance

So... I love Star Wars. As you can imagine, I hate the Rise of Skywalker. I could write dissertations on why it sucks. But I don't go on the "Rise of Skywalker" reddit to shit on it. Cause you know, it's probably a good place for people who like the film to find each other and share what they like about it.

My question is, why are y'all Rings of Powers haters here, jumping at every opportunity to mindlessly shit on the show just for the love of the game? Isn't there like some etiquette about letting people enjoy whatever thing they enjoy even if you personally believe that it's shit??

I'm so confused by the energy devoted to actually piss on something you hate instead of focusing on something you enjoy it is beyond me.

Edit: ahahahahahaha I triggered the haters so bad, they can't enjoy their own echo chamber of hatred in peace, this is DELIGHTFUL. Well I'm gonna watch all episodes of both seasons just to rise up the views a bit, have fun seething in your pool of hate, you goblins 😘😆

I'm currently rewatching the film and I was wondering if anyone could explain to me why Dom chose to antagonise the crew they were working with at the very beginning of the film.

It has always bothered me and I'm thinking that I might be missing something, but I see no reason why they couldn't have let them get away with the car they were after.

I mean, at the end of the day, they're still getting paid. Even if the crew's plan was to kill them afterwards, Dom couldn't have known that.

They were at the initiative of the plan. They wanted a specific car. Let them have it. No?

Bonjour à l'équipe.

Cela fait 2 jours que j'essaye de créer un compte sur le site mais chacune de mes tentatives se solde par un échec. Pour une raison que j'ignore, chaque pseudo utilisé est noté comme existant déjà.

Au début je n'étais pas spécialement surprise, ça arrive. Mais là, même les pseudo les plus ésotériques rencontrent le même résultat.

Serait-il possible d'investiguer

From the moment I started playing freelancer years ago, I was 100% convinced that once I'd manage to finish my first campaign, it would result in an attack at the safe house that I'd have to repel.

With the amount of miscellaneous stuff you find there, all the ways you can go from point A to point B, the tools scattered around that could help ambush attackers, I was certain that this was the plan all along.

Am I the only one who thought that?! Why the heck would they put so much actually usable stuff in that safe house if not for that?

So I'm still only on season 2 of the show so maybe the future will tell me more but idc about spoilers here so, by lurking around in this sub, I already found out the gigantic reason for the beef between Beth and Jamie.

Regardless of whether I think it's a good take story wise, I'd like to know if you think that Beth might've forgave Jamie had he expressed genuine contrition, or if she would've hated him even more for it?

Because thus far, I'm still on the fence. At the beginning of the show, they have an antagonistic relationship but Beth doesn't seem to mind too much being in his vicinity (she calls for him to pick her up when she's drunk for example) and he doesn't act very apologetic (he's superbly annoyed and even criticise her whenever he can).

I feel like there's something missing. And then even have a "moment" of sort in Jamie's car after he picked her up where there's almost tenderness on his part AND she accepts it (seemingly).

Soooo I'm currently at the point where Meredith's interference has been found out, Derek is angry with her and that compromises their adoption of Zola.

Now I won't reash what's probably been said a hundred times about Derek's rigid view of the world and Meredith's more fluid understanding of right and wrong.

What I'm quite upset about is that, technically, the chief and Derek messed with the trials first, by including Adele when there were other people on the waiting list far ahead from her.

They made an unilateral decision to include her because she's the chief's wife, thus bumping down the chances of one other person of getting the treatment. It might not be as overtly wrong as what Meredith did but it's still the same end result: someone who should've been on the trial was denied a chance because of personal affiliations.

My point isn't to say that it's entirely comparable: I would definitely agree that what Meredith did is far worse. But I'm supremely annoyed that Derek gets to tell her that she doesn't know right from wrong when it could be argued that he doesn't really know either. He's just staunchly certain that his way is the right way, no matter what.

Edit: people are reading this and jumping to the conclusion that I'm trying to absolve Meredith of her responsibilities, which couldn't be farther from the truth. I'm appalled by what she did. Please, learn to read.

Edit 2: I'm just sad now. People aren't engaging in good faith and it's depressing. I was happy at the idea of discussing this but you guys are too weird. You didn't even read the post in its entirety.

Soooo I haven't watched Grey's in over a decade, and I'm currently binging it. I'm at episode 21 of season 6 and I'm actually in tears laughing because you guys were right.

Owen sucks.

I thought that you were all exaggerating, or perhaps that it came out later down the line but nope. He's already a gigantic turd.

I was already on the fence with his anger issues, his untreated PTSD that he refuses to seriously face on, and his habit of making everything about himself but with this episode, it's over.

I was already pissed at him when he tried to fuck over a woman's legal right to die because he was heavily triggered by it. I get it. He lived something traumatic. But he KNOWS that. Better than most vets, by virtue of being a medical practitioner, he knows what's happening to him and he knows what he has to do. But he only ends up doing something because Cristina recoiled in front of his anger.

And then he tries to get Teddy kicked out? He lies about it? He's angry at Meredith because she KNOWS and is rightfully upset?!

That man is a turd. You guys were right. He's not as hateful to me as Karev but I find him unpalatable.

And I'm kinda shocked that you weren't exaggerating his flaws when it comes to his romantic partners.

I'm currently rewatching Grey's for the first time in a decade and I'm at season 6 episode 16 when, completely unaware of a patient's history, Mark is able to look at a scan and say (to Callie's and Derek's astonishment) that the patient is deaf and that he can fix it.

He says it matter of factly, and recognises immediately that problem even though it wasn't even the actual medical issue that had brought that patient in the hospital.

And it hit me once again how seriously underplayed Mark's talents are.

Derek is constantly praised, Addison is, Hell all attendings are. Somehow, this hospital is full of the geniuses of that generation and the next. Yet Mark is never praised to the level he deserves.

I can't remember the season nor the episode but once, he managed to diagnose that a man's serious headaches came from an inflamed nerve in his nose - a nerve, you know, Derek's thing!

(Edit: Lexipedia made the headache's diagnosis, thanks to the people pointing that out! He still is the one who fixed it though, so I'll let it there)

He grows skin from nothing. When Derek had troubles finding a way to extract a tumor from a patient because it had to go through the nose, he called on Mark to help him create the tool that would do the trick.

Mark is two times board certified. He is a machine. Addison said that in the OR, he never loses his cool. He's always in control in there. He has great bedside manners. He's smart, brilliant even.

And he doesn't get half as much credit as he deserves.