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I went shorts shopping yesterday. It was eye opening. We are back in the 90s because everything is baggy fit. Our generation pioneered that look (see me in 8th grade with a 28in waist wearing 34-36 shorts with a braided belt). But at 45, it's a no no. A couple of years ago Old Navy had some decent cargos. And believe it or not Wal-Mart had some amazing ones as well (Chaps brand). I spent all day store hopping yesterday and they all looked ridiculously baggy. I'm looking for basic colors (khaki, navy, gray) with nothing longer than an 9" inseam. I know they exist somewhere. Anyone got a lead?

We'd been ordering company swag for years and it kept disappearing into people's homes never to be seen again. Same story every time, we'd pick something, everyone would say thanks, and then nobody would wear it. We assumed it was a quality issue for a while and kept trying different vendors but that wasn't it. It changed when we stopped making decisions for people. We moved to swaggy shop and instead of picking one item for everyone we set up a small store and sent gift codes. People picked what they wanted in their size and suddenly things started showing up on video calls. Not because the items were dramatically better but because people had chosen them. The other thin...

Has anyone noticed that there are WAY fewer types of frozen meals available at WM stores recently? For background, I drive across the U.S. 4x/year, eating frozen food for dinner in the hotels. WM usually has the best prices, plus I can get a salad mix as well. I used to find multiple kinds of Amy's frozen burritos and pot pies, Stouffer's vegetable lasagne, Tex-Mex entrees, etc. in each store regardless of location. Now the Amy's pot pies are MIA, no more single-serving veg lasagne (family-size still available), 1 kind of Amy's burrito or none at all, little Tex-Mex east of Ohio... Anyone else missing their favorite frozen meals? I have a couple of theories: maybe WM i...

A couple of days ago I was doing a small DIY sewing project and I needed some vintage-style buttons, but I had not anticipated it to be so easy to find them online when I began searching properly. According to my research, handmade and vintage markets are the best and sell antique, brass, and pearl, as well as old-style decorative buttons, in small or large lots. These are typically mixed lots, which are ideal to make and provide that old-fashioned appearance. I also observed that specialty sewing shops and second-hand button shops have more curated collections, including decades-old inventory or designed items that are really antique. When I was browsing through various sources, such as ...

I was shopping sewing supplies a few days ago and wondered what the most sustainable and eco-friendly options of buttons would be, as the majority of clothes continue to use plastic buttons. So I did some digging as I was surfing my online shops. Personally, as far as I could discover, one of the most trendy eco-friendly options is corozo (tagua nut) buttons, which are fully natural, biodegradable, and have an attractive ivory-like finish that can be dyed in various colors. The other popular alternative is coconut shell buttons that are light, natural, and commonly applied in the sustainable clothing lines. Other alternatives that I also observed were wood, shell (like mother of pearl), ho...

# PC Case Fan Airflow Simulator – See how air moves through your build before buying fans ###https://fanconfig.mivibzzz.com --- ### What it does - Plan your fan layout in 2D, then watch the airflow in 3D. - It simulates how air actually moves: intake fans pull in air, it travels through the case, warms up, and exits through the exhaust fans. You can rotate the case and watch it from any angle. --- ### What you can configure - **Case size:** Adjust width, height, and depth (150–700 mm) or use presets like Compact, Mid Tower, or Full Tower. - **Fan positions:** Choose where you want fans (front, top, rear, bottom, or side), and how many (0–4). You can also select different rear layo...

# PC Case Fan Airflow Simulator – See how air moves through your build before buying fans ###https://fanconfig.mivibzzz.com --- ### What it does - Plan your fan layout in 2D, then watch the airflow in 3D. - It simulates how air actually moves: intake fans pull in air, it travels through the case, warms up, and exits through the exhaust fans. You can rotate the case and watch it from any angle. --- ### What you can configure - **Case size:** Adjust width, height, and depth (150–700 mm) or use presets like Compact, Mid Tower, or Full Tower. - **Fan positions:** Choose where you want fans (front, top, rear, bottom, or side), and how many (0–4). You can also select different rear layo...

I'm looking for old and overstock bakugan toys in dubai for cheap as gifts for kids, anyone knows where I can buy some?

I visited a sports store to check top rated running tights for cold weather workouts two days ago. I was looking for something warm but still flexible for running. I also wanted something that does not feel heavy during movement. But when I checked the options I felt disappointed. Many tights felt either too thin for cold air or too thick for running comfort. Size and warmth balance was not clearly explained. I could not trust the options. I could not decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same area. A few running tights felt better in stretch and warmth. Some had fleece lining but still felt slightly heavy for fast running. I remembered a pair of tights I used before that w...

TLDR at end So the thing is I wanna try mixing buttermilk with juice at some specfic ratios myself (and also mb some other stuff at some point) after trying some store bought passion fruit butter milk, and my idea for getting measuring equipment with which I could do that somewhat accurately at least would be using beakers. Since I wanna mix food, I should obviously get new beakers. Now the thing is, I don't really trust Amazon beakers and haven't heard all that many good things about them, and with most of them being around 20€ for 1l they aren't exactly dirt cheap either. And at lab-shops online in my country their prices are sometimes also around 30 Euros for a...

I had to go to the grocery store today. Was running out of food for the dog, short on milk and just needed some things. I haven't been out for a month because of my step dad. I can't trust my step dad. He will just sit and watch TV while I am gone. He has dementia and 85 years old. Not too long ago he went outside in the shed. He slipped and fell. I didn't know he was outside he never tells me. His son came by for dinner and found him while I was outside vaping. I did walk around looking for him but just in the wrong places. But anyway I got out today because my step sister in law came by for awhile to keep an eye on him. I went to Weis grocery store. While I was shopping I ...

About a month ago, i went into a store in Cleveland. The worker there, (Bill i believe) was so welcoming and let me paint a mini. I have not painted a mini in over 25 years, so was very intrigued to try contrast paints... on hand was a blue and a purple. I definitely need to practice more with contrast paint. I had a great 1hr in the shop, also talking a long time with a local gamer (sorry forgot the name). The whole experience was great. I am really glad to see that this painting opportunity exists in the store now. Also shoutout to a great community.

I went to Sephora with 2 goals in mind, pick up some staples I ran out of and find a really good wedding foundation. I went a few days before the sale started and got shade matched and samples of the NARS Matte, Dior, and Haus Labs to wear throughout the week. You can see which one won 😂 Also I was pleasantly surprised by some of the Danessa colorfix fluid products being on discount a head of the sale. My only regret was not getting a perfume I had on my list, but I’m sure there will be more sales with Mothers Day and Memorial Day around the corner.

The Lies of Marriage, The Price of Love Chapter 1 In the second year of her relationship with her boyfriend, Dave Ferdinand, Kate discovered he was cheating on her. The person he was cheating with was none other than her sister. Even though they had both been adopted into the family, everyone doted on her sister more. Even her own husband would abandon her in the hospital to go find that woman. Kate's heart turned to ashes. She secretly purchased a yacht without anyone knowing. On the day of their wedding, she left and presented them with a grand gift. "Congratulations to my sister on her wedding." —— "Miss, this yacht is on par with the Titanic back in its ...

If you could be the creative director of a future Atelier game, what would you create? Tell us your dreams, wishes or ideas for the series and let’s have a fun discussion about it. Here’s mine. I would like to see an Atelier game in a different setting than the usual European-ish fantasy worlds. I’d love a 1980’s Showa era Japanese island setting. With a cozy seaside village. I came up with Millie, she works in the convenience store of her grandmother and one day she finds her grandmother’s old cauldron in the storage room behind the store and she discovers that her grandmother used to be an alchemist. She creates an alchemy shop in the storeroom of the convenience store. Millie i...

Most Shopify SEO lists are outdated. They focus only on **Google rankings**, but discovery is shifting toward AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity AI. That creates two different categories: 🔍 **What is AI Visibility SEO?** **AI Visibility SEO** = optimizing your Shopify store so products appear in AI-generated answers (not just search rankings) This depends on: Structured product data Semantic context (what the product is, who it’s for) Machine-readable attributes 👉 If AI can’t understand your product → it won’t recommend it 🏆 **Best Shopify SEO Apps by Category (2026)** **1. SixthShop → Best for AI Visibility SEO** Focus: AI shopping visibility Strength: Conv...

I visited a sports store to check discounts on running pants and shorts for the upcoming season two days ago. I was looking for something light for daily jogging and training. I also wanted something affordable with good comfort. But when I checked the options I felt disappointed. Discount tags were confusing and real savings were not clear. Some items still felt expensive for basic quality. I could not trust the offers. I could not decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same area. A few running pants felt comfortable and stretchable. Some shorts had decent airflow and light fabric. But even with discounts the prices did not feel much lower. I remembered a pair of running sh...

I visited a sports store to choose the right size for high waisted running shorts two days ago. I was looking for something that stays secure during running and does not slip down. I also wanted something comfortable for long workouts. But when I checked the options I felt disappointed. Size labels were not very clear and fit changed from brand to brand. Some felt tight at the waist and loose on the legs. I could not trust the sizing. I could not decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same area. A few shorts had better elastic waistbands and felt more stable during movement. Still the fit was inconsistent and it was hard to understand which size works best for long runs. I re...

I've been doing this thing for the past few weeks where before I put anything in the cart I check the price per ounce on the shelf tag. Sounds obvious I know but I genuinely never paid attention to it before, just grabbed whateve r looked right or was on sale. Went to the store yesterday and spent probably twice as long as usual just standing in the cereal aisle doing math on my phone. The store brand oats were literally less than half the price per ounce of the name brand ones in the exact same style bag. I knew store brand was cheaper but I didn't realize it was THAT much cheaper across basically everything. Also found out the bigger size isn't always the better deal which...