u/mundane--alternative

i order 200-300 postcards a quarter for warm leads and my old printer bumped the minimum on my size so i went comparison shopping. ran both these back to back, honest notes.

gotprint: my baseline for bulk. per-unit at 500 is low, stock is decent if a little plain, turnaround was about a week. email signup usually gets you a code. proofing tool is fiddly though.

4over4: comparable to gotprint on price, the draw for me was a free sample pack so i could feel the stock before committing 500. checkout for the odd sizes was a bit clunky and the site looks dated. print came out consistent.

anyone got a sleeper bulk option im missing? not looking to overthink a postcard.

The game was musical chairs.

From the original 10 players only 4 players remain, including my nephew.

A miracle that he lasted so far.

For he looks so lost, unsure of what this is all about but he follows the other kids as they circle the remaining three chairs.

Suddenly the music stops, the spectators exclaim collectively, pointing at the chairs.

He reacts a second too late, all three chairs have already been taken. He looks around and sees an answer.

Tossed to the side, an abandoned but still empty chair beckons. He toddles hurriedly, smugly planting his behind upon the empty chair. The audience howls in laughter, his mom shakes her head bemusedly.

"My nephew thinks outside the box, I love that for him," I thought to myself as I hit the play button of the video for the eleventeenth time.

For the last few months I've been considering going back to school to get my master's online, but I'm torn on which path I should take. I thought some fellow psychology graduates could help me decide between a clinical or research based degree.

I'm currently working as an assistant to a psychiatrist and while I initially thought I'd become a therapist when I started my bachelor's, I'm also finding myself extremely interested in the theory of psychology and so I'm wondering if a research track would be better suited to me than clinical. I'd love to hear how you decided, if you think it was beneficial to you and what your career ended up looking like afterwards. Also, if you have any recommendations for online programs I could look into for psychology I'd really appreciate it. TIA!

I am losing my mind here, my brother squeezes our toothpaste tube by the handful like a goddamn toddler, you could even see his finger imprints along its length. I would go after him and roll the ends up neatly hoping he'd eventually get the hint, only to find the tube squeezed again by the next day. What kind of psychopath does this 😭 and no don't ask me to tell him directly he scares me

I got into it at the advise of my German friend and it felt so comfortable because half of it goes under my shoulder blades while the upper half supports my head as usual. It really felt much better than the standard pillows that only jacks up my neck and head (which I thought was one of the reasons why my nevk bump developed). But when I told my coworker about it he said those are actually bad for my posture. I asked him why but he couldn't explain it very well. So I doubted him at first and thought he was just being negative. Later I also asked Gemini about it again and it confirms that it's bad for posture but I don't really understand its explanation about how it's bad to jack up my shoulders with a pillow underneath? Is this true? Sorry if this sounds jumbly I haven't had my coffee yet.