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Where do you guys buy your cards from? Is Ali Express (Anime Card store) legit?

What do you use to protect your cards and where do you buy it from? Xox

Hello,

I really want to start collecting the MLP cards when they are released in the UK. I've never really collected any sort of card before, so I don't really understand or know where to start. If someone could explain or help I would really appreciate it💕🦄

How likely are we all thinking a Zelda Edition of the Switch 2 will be released?? I will be getting the new switch just to play OoT. However, I am happy to wait as long as it takes if there is going to be a possibility of this!

Hello everyone just thought I would give some positive reassurance for anyone trying to or wanting to give up vaping.

I am currently 5 days in, the worst day for me was day 3 but in all honesty the cravings for a physical vape have not been there!!

I am currently taking 2mg nicotine tablets and want to eventually wean myself down to 1mg over the next couple of weeks then to nothing. My partner is on the patch currently stage 1 along with 2mg tablets only when he has a physical craving which is hardly ever!

I have only suffered with a little bit of tiredness and sleep disturbances. It really is about knowing you are in control of your mind and that identifying symptoms and cravings and working through them really help as well. My breathing has improved and im no longer getting rib pain when walking - feeling very positive about how much more my health will improve when im fully nicotine free! Please keep on with it if you're struggling - it will be the best thing you've ever done!

An on going theme in From is knowing too much has consequences. The main title theme song Que sera sera is From a musical called The Man Who Knew Too Much.

I done a slight read of what its about and there isn't much that I thought was related however the ending.

'She proceeds to sing "Que Sera Sera" at the top of her lungs, hoping that Hank will hear his mother's voice from somewhere in the building and respond. Their plan works, as Hank whistles the song in response from an upper level, which aids Ben in finally freeing his son. Hitchcock proves that sometimes even the simplest solutions from seemingly ordinary people can result in triumph over the odds.'

When Jade plays the violin the children show up. I haven't delved in too much on a theory but maybe this is food for thought?!

Edit: Tabitha remembered she used to sing them lullabies. Does Angkoohey mean remember the lullaby. Did Tabitha sing whilst Jade played the violin to stop the sacrifice from fully going ahead? Would they need to do this again to free the children? Does the lake of tears coincide with this???? Is the boy in white their son, the 8th child. Hence why Victor doesn't get killed and Ethan would survive. The ghost girl who tells them to remember is their daughter and that's why the girls don't survive.

Edit Edit!: The boy in white is getting older everytime Tabitha and Jade are to finding out the answers. It ties in really well with the movie to finding their son & showing progression in finding the truth in the series.

Hey everyone...

I'm needing some advice on whether to get the New Nintendo 3ds or New Nintendo 3ds XL. Is there much difference between them?

Hi Everyone,

I was just hoping if someone has experienced something similar to myself today.

I went to gynaecology for irregular bleeding and a lot of pain generally in the abdomen area.

The doctor I saw wanted to do a biopsy of my womb using the Hysteroscopy procedure. He first explained the fact I might feel some discomfort and some dizziness as the camera passed through my cervix and some cramping. I was offered awake or under general anaesthetic. I chose for the first option given that I suffer with very bad period cramps and I could handle the dizziness if it would pass.

By far the 'cramps' were the most excruciating thing i have ever experienced in my life. At the beginning I was able to breathe through the initial waves until they pumped water in and I went from a pain level 6 to 1000 really fast, we had to stop and the biopsy he intended to to did not happen. (He asked after i said stop if he could carry on and take the biopsy quick) Afterwards I bleed, was shaking and had the most awful cramps and back pain. Bless the nurses for talking to me and trying to distract me but I felt that just made it worse because I knew that's what they were trying to do.

Am I the only person to have experienced such high intensity of pain during this procedure?!