u/karannchawla

Selling my Thrustmaster T300RS GT bundle, around 3 months old and in mint condition. It’s still under warranty.

Unfortunately, I had to undergo ACL reconstruction surgery and won’t be able to use the wheel for another 6–7 months, so I’d rather sell it to someone who can actually put it to use.

● Condition: Almost as good as brand new (used it for a week literally)
● Age: 2-3 months
● Warranty: Yes
● Price: ₹32000
● Location: Delhi NCR
● Preference: Would prefer an in-person deal

I haven’t really been able to use it, so it’s genuinely in excellent condition.
Interested? Feel free to DM me.

anyone?

So a very dear person had shared a torrent magnet or link of some sort for The Americans back when it was not available in my country and bro is not replying anymore😭

I need the same links for -
Gomorrah (Italian original with Englist Subtitles)
The Beaureau (French version with English Subtitles)

Please share them if u have! Thanks

Hi everyone,
I had ACL surgery yesterday at around 10:45AM, and I woke up around 4AM for that and I’m having a rough first night post-op.
I’m struggling to sleep because I have to keep my leg straight, and I’ve been waking up every 15-25 minutes to urinate. There’s also a mild feeling of bladder pressure/uneasiness, but no fever, chills, blood in urine, severe pain, or confusion.

My questions:
Is frequent urination and bladder discomfort common after ACL surgery/anesthesia?
Is it normal to have a very difficult first night of sleep after ACL reconstruction?
For those who had anxiety because of previous health experiences, did it get better once the first post-op night was over, since it it’s been almost 28 hours since I’m up

Would love to hear if others experienced something similar. Thanks! 🙏💪🦵

After a lot of research and consideration, I finally got my first wheel, a Thrustmaster T300 RS GT!
Managed to get a great deal at ₹32,000 (brand new obv) and honestly, it’s miles ahead of the G29/G923. Haven’t even pushed it fully yet, running it at 73% FFB and already loving it.
Currently playing Automobilista 2, but I’m happy to jump into other sims as well. Looking to meet some chill people to race with, improve together, and have some competitive fun.

HIT ME UP BOYSSSSSSSSSS

Discord / Insta - karannchawlaa

I’ve realized I don’t really enjoy traditional story modes or single-player vs AI games. Even in single-player, the only thing that keeps me hooked is hotlapping because there’s still a competitive element to it.

What I’m looking for is something immersive, challenging, and real — a game with a progression system that keeps you constantly grinding and improving.

Best example I can give is FIFA Ultimate Team back in the day. You build your squad, grind divisions/weekend league, chase better cards, improve over time, compete against real people, and it never really feels “finished.” There’s always something to work toward, which makes it insanely addictive for competitive players.
I’m looking for that same kind of feeling, but preferably in honestly any genre if it fits the vibe.

Games where:
progression matters
skill ceiling is high
online competition feels meaningful
there’s always something to grind for
the experience feels alive instead of “beat the AI and done”

Any recommendations?

Only believed in love all my life and unlucky in that department, and now seeing everyone around me getting married, damn

Almost 30, and I feel like life’s starting to hit differently now.

I’ve always loved deep character-driven shows like Breaking Bad, The Americans, Peaky Blinders, and The Wire, but lately I’m looking for something more emotionally reflective and existential. Something that makes you think about life, relationships, loneliness, growing older, love, etc.

The last show that really made me feel something deeply was The OA. I also resonated a lot with Ted from How I Met Your Mother, and Friends was comforting in a way.

Looking for shows that feel emotionally honest, comforting, introspective, and stay with you after you finish them.

GTX 1650 4GB
10500H - I5 / 2.5Ghz
24GB Ram

Lenove Legion

Would this be enough to run LMU?

I'm a huge racing games fan, but i lean towards liking games like FH/Crew/NFS and all

Recently was seeing some WRC highlights and thought why not try a rally game, now from all the research I've done, WRC 10 makes most sense but everyone is saying that Dirt is tougher and that's kinda something I want

I'm playing on a controller btw - any suggestions?

So I’ve shifted to Charmwood, from South Delhi, and we used to have lot of good spots over there, eg Dolma Aunty, Yashwant Place, Amar Colony, GK, and I’m kinda new here

I searched around on google and I got some suggestions like Golu, Durde,Red Dragon, but none of them look appealing honestly

Like I remember going to this one place in Omaxe World Street, and that guy had like insanely juicy momos, I mean very similar to Yashwant, but it’s pretty far off from where I live

Could someone suggest me something insane closeby?

NONVEG ONLY

And if we don’t have? I mean that’s literally calling for an insane business opportunity

So I wanted some honest advice from people who’ve either gone through this or understand it well

Back in July 2025 I played football after a long break. I was trapping the ball mid air similar to that Lewandowski control and it was raining that day. My landing felt off and I blacked out for around 15 seconds. I brushed it off as a normal injury and thought rest would fix it

By end of August I played pickle and there was a smash where I jumped slightly and again didn’t land well. Had another blackout for about 5 seconds

After that work got busy and I barely stayed active so I kind of ignored it

Then in February this year I was on a trip and did a small jump around 4 to 5 feet and again couldn’t land properly and blacked out. That’s when it hit me that something is seriously wrong

I got an MRI done and it turns out I have a complete ACL tear

I’ve consulted multiple top doctors and even family doctors and all of them are recommending surgery

The problem is I realistically cannot get the surgery done for the next 3 to 6 months due to work and finances

So my question is how risky is it to delay ACL surgery for a few months. Am I making things worse long term by waiting or is it manageable if I’m careful

Would really appreciate any advice or experiences because I’m pretty stressed about this and it is kinda freaking me out that it’s hit now

So I’ve been using the Iphone 16 pro, almost a year now, and i have been using iphones (10r, 11, 13, 15) for the past 5 years now

I need a bro who wants to shift to apple,
Because I really am on the verge of buying an S25/S26 Ultra

Just wanna experiment for like a week, and just wanting to see whether the whole leap of faith of switching to samsung even suits me