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My ****** Valentine 3D-this film is great. The shot where Tom is standing menacingly in the supermarket scene is just peak cinema. The kills were good too, like the one a woman gets a shovel jammed through her mouth. The Friday the 13th remake-I liked the fact that they portrayed Jason as crafty and strategic. Again, I liked the kills, like the firepoker through the eye one. The Stepfather remake-I don't exactly know what I like about this film. I guess I liked it's "atmosphere". Cornered!-not enough people know about this film. The idea of a serial killer traveling around stores and killing the people in them just sounds good. Laid to Rest-ChromeSkull is a great vill...

Last night I went to 7-11 in the silver spring area and was charged $45 for an item that usually costs $15 by the cashier. I almost walked out unknowingly because I didn't look at the screen. They also frequently don't give out receipts. Also their credit card kiosks are filthy. Now 7-11 has also implemented a rewards program, that discounts items for entering your phone number, which I don't care to do, because that is giving up personal information for lower prices. The prices on their shelves are rarely right, and stores are often not exactly clean, on numerous occasions I've had to go there, because they are the only option, and have been for far too long. 7-11 ha...

So with all the news and supposed plans for the cathedral precinct and demolition of the ridings and the at the other end of the spectrum wishing to save it, I wondered about a middle ground hybrid alternative in which true indoor shopping is retained in the city centre whilst also bringing development. I want to discuss and hear what ideas other people have and show you mine. My rough idea is that we partially demolish the ridings (outlined in red) and retain what's outlined in yellow, whilst also opening up Southgate back up to Westgate/Northgate. Much of the displaced businesses from the demolished area could be moved into, a reconfigured ridings. Also note Morrisons remains maintai...

hi I’m considering buying a **robot window cleaner** but I’m torn between the **Ecovacs Winbot Mini, Mova N1, and Dreame C1**—all **without the station**. I have a few questions for those of you who’ve tried these (or similar models): **A little context** I'm buying this for my mother who doesn't want to bend to clean her windows. She has small windows. But I'll be using it too. I have many and large windows. **Performance Differences:** Is there any difference between these three? Will one clean better than the other? **Stations: Worth It?** The stations (like Ecovacs OMNI or Dreame C1 Station) look huge and expensive? It's basically a storage box wi...

hi I’m considering buying a **robot window cleaner** but I’m torn between the **Ecovacs Winbot Mini, Mova N1, and Dreame C1**—all **without the station**. I have a few questions for those of you who’ve tried these (or similar models): **A little context** I'm buying this for my mother who doesn't want to bend to clean her windows. She has small windows. But I'll be using it too. I have many and large windows. **Performance Differences:** Is there any difference between these three? Will one clean better than the other? **Stations: Worth It?** The stations (like Ecovacs OMNI or Dreame C1 Station) look huge and expensive? It's basically a storage box witha ...

https://preview.redd.it/8wt0vxyn3jxg1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1b4a85b2abec0ce82819260b282722d34efe7d67 ***Photo above*** *- screen shot from the Barbie movie. She does not repeat her iconic line "math is hard" from the 1992 teen-talk-Barbie era. Evidently driving still is, though.* Kudos to New Jersey (where I don’t live) for getting out in front of this.  The state is drafting a bill to prohibit dynamic pricing by stores, with repeat violators fined as much as $20,000 per incident.  (see link below). What is dynamic pricing?  It began life as a Texas soda machine which raised the cost per can dramatically as the air temperature went...

Hey everyone, I'd love to introduce you all to the **Sustainable Fuelling Guide** that i've spent the last few months writing and putting together. I don't like how nutritional brands prices have increased whilst the industry promotes and market more and more single-serving, laminated plastics packets that end up in the landfill. All whilst saying "its more inclusive", yet it actually becomes more unaffordable. The aim is to help people find cheaper options for fuelling and reduce single-use plastic at the same time and below i'll add some examples of fuel options and they're price savings. In this guide you will find a complete and growing list (as I f...

Basically, I wondered if anyone knows anything about these 2 products that can be bought it most Thai supermarkets and convenience stores: Doi Kham honey and Mont Fleur water. We regularly buy both. Does anyone **know** if they are genuine honey and genuine mineral water (i.e. spring water) rather than poor substitutes? Thailand is not a country where you can often trust labels (to put it mildly). I ask this because of the relatively high prices for both compared to similar products. Mont Fleur ist three times the price of some other brands of drinking water. If it is genuine spring water - which it claims to be on the bottle - then I can understand that. Honey is another issue: I know t...

Welp, the price on milk has gone up mates! I went to supermarket today and saw these prices when doing my shopping. I checked online and saw it is for every store and not just the specific store I went to. I'm not happy. I know they most likely will not lower it once their reasoning has stopped being an issue. I remember milk being $2 growing up for 2 litres, then it went up to $2.90 - $3.20 during and after the pandemic. We shouldn't stand for this anymore, this is beyond ridiculous. $1.85 for 1L $3.55 for 2L $5.15 for 3L

Hi everyone I am cross posting this in both the Audi and Lidl groups. I shop in both stores and I’m always impressed at the quality of food, the prices and the middle aisle offers. However, I find the location of pricing labels really confusing. Aldi as normal puts the price of an item on the edge of the shelf below it, which is pretty standard for UK supermarkets. However and confusingly, Lidl puts the price of an item on the shelf edge ABOVE the item. I wondered what the logic for this is? It is non-standard and really confusing when you go to look at the price on the shelf edge below only to realise it is for the item below it, not the item on the shelf next to it.

Also the stats are decent for a ready meal and it filled me up, so for 99p as an emergency meal to keep in the freezer or to have now and again - I think it’s fine.

First time experiencing this. I scheduled a Whole Foods Woodbury C264 block. Used the Flex gps and hit "I arrived" and "I'm parked". Verified my ID, and expected it to switch to the scan bags screen. Instead, after verification it switched to the route itinerary and wanted me to go to Cub Foods in Oakdale which is 9mins (3mi) away to pick up bags. I still completed this block, but found the whole situation odd. This Cub Foods location in Oakdale is not even one of the "Instant Offer" locations. Has this happened to anyone? Yes I know Cub uses Amazon Flex for deliveries, I just found it odd that it told me to go to Whole Foods first instead of directly...

Understanding the Importance of General Pest Control Most homeowners don't think about pest control until they spot a problem — a trail of ants in the kitchen, droppings behind the fridge, or a mysterious bite on a child's arm. But by then, an infestation is often already underway. Effective pest management is not reactive; it's preventive. Pests such as cockroaches, rodents, termites, mosquitoes, and bed bugs are far more than a nuisance. They carry pathogens, trigger allergies, contaminate food supplies, and cause structural damage that can cost thousands to repair. Understanding why pest control matters is the first step toward protecting your family and your home inves...

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Hey! I am looking at Malvinas väg (KTH accommodation) and had a few questions before applying: 1. What exactly is provided in the room? (furniture, kitchen setup, etc.) 2. Is the laundry room in the same building, or is it shared across multiple buildings? 3. How does garbage disposal work? Are there garbage rooms in each building/floor or a central area? 4. How far is Malvinas väg from AlbaNova University Center? What’s the most convenient way to get there (walk, bus, metro)? 5. What are the nearest grocery stores/supermarkets that students usually go to? Would really appreciate any insights from current or past residents! Thanks :)

Hi everyone, i have been seeing everyone's posts and was very fascinating of the progressions. My family immigrated to the US when I was 14. Just want to share my journey as the first person in my family to graduate highschool, much less in another country. However being a pharmacy owner is not all that glorious though, since the US healthcare system is trash. So it is my new stress