u/Zhirall

Best way to avoid parking at the CTC?

DAMN its expensive. Whats the best way to avoid it? Costco and walk? Grab a meal at eggspectation and walk after?

Sorry, can't do public transit sadly as we come from Gatineau from the game :(

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u/Zhirall — 4 days ago
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Ref : skate and hockey stick (Winning goal - mtl v Ottawa)

Hey !

I don’t want to be a salty Charge fan, but like… isn’t that supposed to be a penalty?

The fact that Victoire scored while putting a player on the ground from a hockey stick in Ottawa’s best defender’s skate, especially seeing as the puck passed straight beside Savolainen, this seems fishy from the refs 🤷‍♂️

I’m a new fan so I’m super open to everyone’s thoughts on this play! Maybe there’s something I don’t know or am not seeing, but I find this extremely frustrating especially when the stakes are this high.

I’m not one to complain usually, but this one seems so blatant 😤

u/Zhirall — 5 days ago

Usefullnes of indices and how to use them

Hi!

How do you actually use the indices? Are they actually usefull?

Same thing with charts and summaries : How do you incorporate them in your studying?

Thanks!

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u/Zhirall — 6 days ago

Hi !

Domestic grad here. Currently finished 2 books : Real estate and public law, and I am scared shitless. I decided to go for a method of study which requires me to read a booklet, then do thee Bar exam crackers practice set for both booklet, and my result is HORRIBLE! Like absolutely crap : 29/44 for public law, 33/59 for Real Estate.

For reading, I kind of just read the pages at around 50 pages a day, highlight with different colors (delays, tests, and professionnal resp. tips + the important stuff in different colors), and that is it.

Please let me know what I should do differently. I am scared shitless now ngl

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u/Zhirall — 18 days ago

My boyfriend was itching when I met him, and about 1 month later I started developing itchy skin. After a few weeks it was unbearable so I went to my doctor, who told me it was scabies.

We both got treated, a first time 2.5 week ago and a second time 1.5 week ago. But I’m still itching quite a lot and can’t tell if it’s improving or not.

Is this skin normal after treatment? Especially on my elbow, this appeared only after treatment.

u/Zhirall — 24 days ago