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I’m looking to potentially breed my female Rottie I’d like to have a few babies from her. Where do you guys find studs or I’ve heard you can buy artificial insemination kits online. I’m located in the USA.

So basically I’ve been nicotine free for almost 3 months back when I quit I was doing close to 1/3 - 1/2 can a day of ZYN cool mint. Literally the week after I quit they start selling all the different flavours of ZYN as well as FRE, ZONE, Velo, and all others types and hundreds of flavours. I’ve only ever done the basic shit but now i kinda want to try the good ones! Am i crazy?

I have no issues with him. He’s still a great guy. I’m curious about everyone’s thoughts. We joined the company together and work on the same shift in the same department. I’ve noticed he’s always sitting in the shop while I’m taking calls and working. Then, just before we finish, he suddenly calls or shows up and gets thanked for his contribution, even though he didn’t do the work. It’s frustrating to see someone else praised for a job they didn’t do. He’s also constantly on his phone and talking to his girlfriend. It’s not a major issue, but it’s aggravating to see him casually not give a shit about the highest-paying and best job we’ve ever had.

I’ve never really managed the hair down there and I bout a trimmer and a foil shaver thing but every time I use them on myself I always nic myself multiple times. What’s the best tools, products, and advice? because I think I’m doing more harm than good.

I’m a single 20yo male on a weight loss journey I’ve been meal prepping for probably about a year now but in these past few weeks I’ve definitely been slacking… I work 5 days a week from 4am-12pm so my hours are all whacky too. Getting to the point I hate having to work all week have one Saturday then spend all day Sunday shopping, cooking, weighing, and cleaning. I really enjoy cooking but how can I make my high protein low calorie meals take less time? I’m open to all options. Typically my meal prep looks like overnight oats for breakfast, chicken and rice for lunch and then something like grilled chicken with broccoli or maybe beef and broccoli for dinner.
TLDR; How can I save time on MPS what precooked options are there and what do you recommend?

I’m needing a catchy phrase to start saying to everybody on my last day something similar to “it’s been real. It’s been fun but it ain’t been real fun” but I need something a little better.

I am a M(20yo) I live at home with my parents I have no major bills other than groceries, gas, gym, supplements, medications, and some other things. I’m still on my parents insurance until I’m 25 I have no current car payment but I probably will have one since I’d like to get a car with better MPG but it will be a cheaper beater car. My needs add up to roughly $1,500 dollars a month. Currently at my job I make $21.50 a hour typically 40 hrs a week my new job pays $39.82 a hour 40hrs a week. I have no current investment in my retirement, stocks, or savings I only have $4k in my checking account. The company I’m going to offers a 401k 100% match on the first 3%, 50% match on the next 2%, therefore contributing 5% will get me a 4% match so that’s what I’ll do 5%. So my next question is what should I do with the rest? Roth IRA, HYSA, stocks, or what? I’m gonna have before tax $4,871 after my needs every month. I would like to put some of this into a HYSA over a couple months to save for like a $10-15k work car.

Just got a nice job five 8’s, 4pm-12am. How do you schedule your days? Especially if you work out. Is this shift really bad?

l've got a question for everyone I just finished my Industrial Maintenance 2 year apprenticeship through what's called the FAME program it allows people like me to go to school 2 days a week and work in a Factory 3 days a week and you end up with a AAS degree in something like Electrical Technology, Industrial Systems Technology, or a degree similar to these. Anyways I just graduated in May and I recently landed an amazing job as a Maintenance Electrician 2 making close to $40 a hour it's a really nice place many people retire from. So my question is in an extremely large work place what can I do more to remember solutions and memorize machines so I can actually learn. I've tried using a notepad before but I really don't know what to write down. I know that it's about learning how to fix something not just memorizing how to but I just want to excel at this job and I'm curious to know what your methods are if you have any? I hope this message finds you well and I'd love to hear back.

Been running the Brunt Marins 6” for about 4-5 months. The boots were amazing the first 2 months then after that they feel like shit. Thinking it’s probably just the insoles tho. If not I’m gonna throw them things in a vat of caustic acid and call it a day.

Looking for a slim pocket flashlight extremely bright but also can be dim. Laser is a must as well.

The types of hunting I do is Dove, duck, and Turkey. I’m between the Browning A5 or the Browning Maxus. Or maybe even a Bennelli or Beretta if anyone has a good recommendation. I would like to shoot 3” and maybe 3 1/2” and my budget is $2k. Just to add in I currently have a Weatherby 12ga that shoot 2 3/4”-3”.

So I just recently graduated from what is known as the FAME program which allows you to go to school for two days a week and work with a sponsoring company three days a week the whole program is based around industrial maintenance. It is a five semester program and very hands-on. My first year. I started out at a company making $25 an hour I worked there for just under a year and was laid off along with other apprentice/interns. After that I continued on my program in a couple months later got hired on at another place where I’m still currently at. I started making $14 an hour and then once I graduated I went up to $21 an hour. Although it sounds great in all the company I’m currently at promised me $23 an hour and did not come through with it. I am trying to leave the place I’m at because one they lied to me and two. I just cannot learn anything here. Everything they do is just rigged up and not done the proper way and management is even worse. They’re allowing somebody who I’m not exaggerating knows nothing about this field make more than me like a lot more and that really makes me mad. The reason I’m regretting it is because all of my friends who is in the same program as me are out on their own ventures making an upwards of $30-$40 an hour while me I’m stuck here making $21. I graduated in May and I’ve been applying and applying and applying and I can’t land a job out of probably 25-30 applications put in. I’ve probably interviewed with about 7-9 and I’ve had an offer from one but I didn’t really care for it. I don’t really know what my point in posting this is but any advice would helps. Or maybe I’m being overdramatic, but please just let me know.

So I just recently graduated from what is known as the FAME program which allows you to go to school for two days a week and work with a sponsoring company three days a week the whole program is based around industrial maintenance. It is a five semester program and very hands-on. My first year. I started out at a company making $25 an hour I worked there for just under a year and was laid off along with other apprentice/interns. After that I continued on my program in a couple months later got hired on at another place where I’m still currently at. I started making $14 an hour and then once I graduated I went up to $21 an hour. Although it sounds great in all the company I’m currently at promised me $23 an hour and did not come through with it. I am trying to leave the place I’m at because one they lied to me and two. I just cannot learn anything here. Everything they do is just rigged up and not done the proper way and management is even worse. They’re allowing somebody who I’m not exaggerating knows nothing about this field make more than me like a lot more and that really makes me mad. The reason I’m regretting it is because all of my friends who is in the same program as me are out on their own ventures making an upwards of $30-$40 an hour while me I’m stuck here making $21. I graduated in May and I’ve been applying and applying and applying and I can’t land a job out of probably 25-30 applications put in. I’ve probably interviewed with about 7-9 and I’ve had an offer from one but I didn’t really care for it. I don’t really know what my point in posting this is but any advice would helps. Or maybe I’m being overdramatic, but please just let me know.

In my routine, I alternate between consuming stimulant-containing pre-workout supplements and stimulant-free options before workouts. However, on most days, I typically consume between 300 and 450 milligrams of pre-workout supplements and energy drinks. I am curious to know how much caffeine consumption varies among others.
Additionally, I have a final question: does it become more acceptable to consume a larger amount of caffeine as long as one consistently attends the gym compared to an individual who rarely goes to the gym?

In my routine, I alternate between consuming stimulant-containing pre-workout supplements and stimulant-free options before workouts. However, on most days, I typically consume between 300 and 450 milligrams of pre-workout supplements and energy drinks. I am curious to know how much caffeine consumption varies among others.
Additionally, I have a final question: does it become more acceptable to consume a larger amount of caffeine as long as one consistently attends the gym compared to an individual who rarely goes to the gym?

I have a interview coming up and they gave me a few practice questions and this is one of them I don’t work around a lot of bearing but from what I’ve heard is a sealed bearing 230 F for a non sealed bearing 250 F. Is this correct?

Me and my brother are both 20 years old and we are fraternal twins We are 100% complete opposites. I’m a heavier person and he is a smaller person. I’m brown headed he’s blonde I wear contacts and he does. I went to a community college/trade school and he went to a community college and now to a four-year university, but besides all of that, I have always been more independent than my brother. I completely paid my way into school while working a full-time job, attending classes in person and online and making my way through the world after high school. However, my brother is a little different. He got on a scholarship to the community college and for your college although they are both partials not completely paid so he still has to pay for dorms books and other things like that. Well he does not work so my parents are essentially paying for his way through his community college and his four year college. They didn’t help me with a dime on my school. I treat my parents amazingly if they asked me to take the trash out or do some basic things around the house because I do still live with them. I don’t complain. I do it and I get it done. I always have a positive attitude around them I’m never negative towards them or aggressive towards them. However, my brother on the other hand is a complete opposite. He will pitch a fit about the smallest things he acts like he hates it there at our house. He literally despises my mother, and when he is gone to college, he will not call her for weeks and weeks until she calls him and it’s the same with my dad when he is home from college he will leave and he won’t tell anybody, and he will be gone for hours upon hours with nobody knowing where he’s at, and yet my parents still continue to baby him and pay for his way through everything. I’m not saying that they’re doing anything wrong to me because they’re not it. It’s just it seems very obvious to me that they like him more because no matter how much shit he gives them they still seem to want to always be helpful to him and always be there paying his way through everything but me on the other hand, I buy my own groceries. I go to work every day. I’m working over 40 hours a week I go to the gym and I just tried to hold my life to a decent standard but yet they never offered to help me other than praising me on how independent I am so my question is just because I’m independent means that I don’t deserve to have things bought for me just like my brother is? And just to add to it all when we turned 16 they bought my brother a 2012 sports and they got me a hand me down SUV that was my grandmothers.