u/TheOriginalSage

I've never used a tanning booth/bed so I wanted to ask about them.

Are you supposed to use a tanning lotion? Or do you just strip down and get in nothing applied?

I'm so extatic that I just grilled some burgers! I lost my will to grill after a very bad breakup in my early 20's. I basically lost myself.

Today I decided to grill some burgers and remembered how much joy I got from it. I'm a little sad I didn't have more to grill. Only had 8 burgers. I used to grill everything.

I honestly can't describe how wonderful it feels to do it again and will be grilling as much as I possibly can from now on.

I do want to ask a question of everyone. I was a grilling novice when I started and have forgotten a lot. How would you say is the best way to grill using wood chips when using a gas grill? (I prefer using charcoal but only have a gas grill right now.)

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LAPTOP QUESTIONNAIRE

Country

●United States

Budget

●$2500 or less

Are you open to refurbs/used options?

●No

Screen size

●16" - 18"

Weight limit

●I don't know. Reasonable weight.

Purpose

●Writing, Coding, Streaming videos, Gaming

Form factor

●Standard

Intended usage

●Crunchyroll, Prime Video, Coding softwares, Microsoft Word, games such as Red Dead 2, The Witcher, Halo (each one), GTA(each one)

Desired battery life

●4-9 hours

Please list, in order of most important to least important, the priority between Size, Weight, Performance, Battery life

●Battery life, performance, size

Info/Requirements

●I wish all I had to say to ask for a recommendation was the following: I want to get a laptop for on the go use. I want it for Coding, writing, streaming, and gaming. Probably wouldn't be used for gaming too much though. Main usage would be coding and writing but I want the option to game.

LAPTOP QUESTIONNAIRE

Country

●United States

Budget

●$2500 or less

Are you open to refurbs/used options?

●No

Screen size

●16" - 18"

Weight limit

●I don't know. Reasonable weight.

Purpose

●Writing, Coding, Streaming videos, Gaming

Form factor

●Standard

Intended usage

●Crunchyroll, Prime Video, Coding softwares, Microsoft Word, games such as Red Dead 2, The Witcher, Halo (each one), GTA(each one)

Desired battery life

●4-9 hours

Please list, in order of most important to least important, the priority between Size, Weight, Performance, Battery life

●Battery life, performance, size

Info/Requirements

●I wish all I had to say to ask for a recommendation was the following: I want to get a laptop for on the go use. I want it for Coding, writing, streaming, and gaming. Probably wouldn't be used for gaming too much though. Main usage would be coding and writing but I want the option to game.

I've always been curious about this. The united states has hunting seasons. But on the show even when they are located ink the U.S they kill whatever animals they can for food.

Does the show have to get pre-approval for hunting animals out of season?

So I'm currently in Florida. Probably a bad decision for the summer. Anyway I'm wondering what everyone does to manage the heat when they try to go to sleep? I'm good with it during the day and while awake but I have a very difficult time sleeping in 78°+ weather.

If there's already a post with answers to this please drop a link because I had trouble finding it.

Either way I'd really appreciate help with this issue. I guess I could just go further north and into higher elevation but sometimes you want to be in certain places and it is just a hotter climate at that time.

Do you need to clean them later on? If so, how often and do you use the same method for cleaning them?

I get this may have an obvious answer but I'm asking because I want to know if people have different ways of doing so and I want one I'm comfortable with.

What do you all do to clean your drinking water storage containers after you've first bought them?

Do you need to clean them later on? If so, how often and do you use the same method for cleaning them?

I want to get a laptop for on the go use. These are the things I'd use it for. Probably wouldn't be used for gaming too much though. Main usage would be coding and writing but I want the option to game.

I have a Hisense TV and downloaded the crunchyroll app on it when I got the tv 2 years ago. My app has been having issues loading for the entire past week.

It's doing it currently. It's anyone having issues with ANY of the crunchyroll apps where all it's doing is showing the loading circle?

So I'm planning to live out of my car and eventually buy a van to live in after saving up enough. I've got one concern holding me back and wanted to ask people in similar scenarios.

What are you planning to do when you get into your later years?

What happens if you get to an age that you realize you just can't live like that anymore? Are you saving money for that kind of possibility?

The reason I'm thinking of doing this is I can't even afford the type of living "society" says we should be doing. I'm a bit worried it'll just get worse and worse as the years pass and I'll be unable to afford anything at that point in time to.

I guess I'm just scared I'll get to an age that's I can't survive doing cat camping either and it's holding me back.

Would it be better to learn coding from YouTube videos and self research, by taking an accelerated course, or by taking legit college classes?

Which would you say is more worth it?

Ok, so I go through what I think are different types of sleep issues and from what I can tell they are completely random. I'm hoping to find out if I'm not the only one. Here it is:

I will regularly have extreme difficulty getting to sleep in general. I also have trouble staying asleep. These are a normal occurrence for me. I've been having something else occur that is clearly contradictory to these though.

I have extreme difficulty going to sleep in general. I have a hard time staying asleep after having been asleep for 2-3 hours. But then if I reach the 5 hours asleep mark I am no longer able to wake up AT ALL. It's as if I've gone into a mini coma. If I do wake up it's for minutes and I'm aware of being awake but suddenly I just can't stay awake and I'm back into my mini coma. It goes on and on until I've been asleep for around 15 hours. I've tried fighting it repeatedly but my body and/or my mind just says, "no you must sleep" and then I'm gone.

This isn't a normal occurrence for me. It's happened randomly throughout my life but at such a low occurrence I never put thought into why but the last few years it's been getting worse and worse.

Does anyone else experience this or something similar? Is it normal for those of us that are Autistic and ADHD?

I want to get one and have a few in mind but wanted to see what camping minded people would choose and why.

I saw someone's post the other day and it related to something I've been worried about but I didn't see any replies that fundamentally answers my own question.

So basically I have two essays due and I've already written one and started the other but I saw it would go through turnitin to check for AI usage. I haven't used AI for any assignment but I do pull quotes from the book and sources provided by the professor (she insisted we do so to support our thoughts). I ran my written essay through Scribbr I think it's called. An AI check platform. It said my assignment was 60% written with AI. 😑 I decided to try other AI check platforms and they all came back saying it was AI written.... no... no it wasn't. It flagged the quotes from the books and sources as well as all citations and some of my own personal opinions.

I managed to go through and rewrite it so it only showed as 15% AI written (even though it was my own original work).

Anyway the point I wanted to ask is this:

What happens to you if your Professor falsely claims you used AI? I don't do drafts. When I write my essays I do it in one sitting. Will I get kicked out of school? Will I be failed from false claims? This is extremely stressful. I ran old essays from before AI was a thing and it said they were 75% AI. Completely ridiculous

So I'm very interested in starting to grow vegetables and just bought a variety of seeds, but I don't know when to start. I'm in central Florida. Does anyone have reference material on when to start growing vegetables (from seed) in central Florida?

Some of what I want to grow is:

Tomatoes(Cherry and Rutgers), Kale, Spinach(Bloomsdale Longstanding), Sweet Corn(Golden Bantam), Green Scallions, Garden Bean(Burpee Stringless Green Pod), Broccoli, Pepper(Keystone Resistant Sprouting), Lettuce(Buttercrunch and Parris Island Cos), Carrots(Nantes Coreless), Cucumber(Marketmore 76 and Chicago Pickling), Squash(Zucchini Black Beauty and Early Prolific Straightneck), Pumpkin(Jack O' Lantern), Lavender(English), Sunflower(Giant Grey Stripe).

So pretty much that. If an electrical company sends out an electrician and the electrician recommends you get wiring updated so you pay for them to do so, is it then the home owners fault or responsibility of the electrician gets electrocuted while doing their job?

So pretty much that. If an electrical company sends out an electrician and the electrician recommends you get wiring updated so you pay for them to do so, is it then the home owners fault or responsibility of the electrician gets electrocuted while doing their job?

Sorry if this doesn't belong here. I was curious about this legal hypothetical question.

Well, I'm taking United States History up to 1877 and I'm really confused on how to proceed with my 700 word essay. It's asking questions for me to answer in essay format about a certain person that went to court. I get that much but every single question is about the hearing.

How can I explain this to those reading this? It feels like this assignment would have more to do with going to school to become a lawyer and the question is extremely about that more so than about history.

I get that history contains court cases that were significant but I'm having trouble seeing this assignment as a history assignment. I legitimately feel like I took the wrong class and am somehow actually studying law. Specifically law.

I'm just confused about it and there are other things that are making me feel uncomfortable about it to the point I can't do the assignment. I tried to move forward and listed all the questions it asked for in word, separating them with large spaces between questions, and answering them with the intention of erasing the questions and connecting the answers somehow but it wouldn't work. There wasn't enough to make 700 words and it just wouldn't flow.

Not sure what to do. How would you proceed from this?