u/Jakeb1022

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Good styling product for thick, longer hair that doesn’t listen?

My hair has just started dropping below my shoulders. I didn’t used to think my hair was thick but I’ve since had 4 different barbers call it thick “like straw.” I like it longer and keep it naturally parted but without product it’s always getting in my eyes and generally looking unkempt/lots of loose hairs. I’ve tried some thick hair gels/glues before that have left my hair crunchy and flat looking (and flakes as well), so I’m hoping for something less intensive that is still good enough to tame my hair to stay the way I style it. Any recommendations would be appreciated. I don’t have a ton of money to burn so I figured this would be more effective than trial-and-erroring for much longer.

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u/Jakeb1022 — 9 days ago

I wouldn’t call it jerky per se as I have no issues controlling the car, but I’ve noticed within the past week and a half or so that my Impreza will have an audible vibration during stop-and-go traffic in the city. It’s not triggering any lights, but it’s more audible than felt and it is worrying me. I rely on my car and don’t have money for a big repair. Once I am driving fairly fast, usually around 30 mph and over, the judders cease. Anyone have any idea what this could be? I know it’s sort of vague.

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u/Jakeb1022 — 19 days ago

Hi all,

Planning to take my gf to get Ethiopian food for her bday since we’ve always wanted to try and never have. I thought Demera was top dog but I’ve since read some recent reviews that seem to point out they’ve fallen a bit from their glory days. Where should I go instead? My gf is vegan if that changes anything, though I doubt we’ll have trouble finding veggie dishes at any Ethiopian spot.

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u/Jakeb1022 — 22 days ago

Buying through Amazon so I can return if there are any issues (and because there is a sale). Been looking to pick up a third party controller for a long time and this feels right. Hoping for the v2 but doubting it tbh. I am also buying the cabinet bumpers to prevent any issues with the notorious back paddles. I was wondering if there are any other issues/hiccups/improvements I should look out for? I play a healthy mix of games on PC (not much racing), and I often play modded/emulated games on and off Steam. Would also love to hear anyone’s accessories they bought that improved their experience.

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u/Jakeb1022 — 25 days ago