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Hey y’all, I’m back with another History of Pro Wrestling posts, this time detailing the wild year of 1917. We will finally start seeing the world title picture become a convoluted mess, as well as the beginning of one of the most legendary rivalries of all time, and the passing of a legend.   [Last time we looked at 1916…](https://www.reddit.com/r/midcarder/s/cV4jZo1Ikl)   **1916 Recap**   -       **Joe Stecher reigned through the entire year as the undefeated world heavyweight champion**, turning back Ed “Strangler” Lewis in a big rematch. As the year drew to a close, Stecher was beginning to show signs of being mentally worn down. -       Ed “Strangler” Le...

Wanna take my nieces for a little bit of an “experience” to get their dresses. Does anyone know of a good store or boutique in Manhattan where we could let them try on some dresses?

My husband (39M) and I (33F) have a 1yo daughter. He is not close (and never has been) with his father and stepmother, who live in another country, it's a long story. Since the birth of our child they have never reached out to asked how she is. The stepmother however send us a box in the mail about three times a year, filled with terrible stuff she has ordered on Temu: polyester baby clothes and blankets that look and feel terrible. Or if one of us has a birthday it's random **** with some joke about the age printed on, like a stiff polyester Tshirt and socks. We don't need or want them and also have no space to store it. Some of them are so plasticky it leaves tiny plastic ha...

Look, you're crushing your workouts, hitting PRs, feeling like a beast. But then you just... walk away? Grab your bag and bounce? Yeah, that's exactly why your progress has plateaued and you feel like hammered **** the next day. I went deep into the research on this, studied what the pros actually do (not what fitness influencers claim), and listened to some killer podcasts with real experts like Dr. Andy Galpin and Dr. Andrew Huberman. Turns out, how you END your workout is just as critical as the workout itself. Most people ignore this part, then wonder why their gains **** or why they're always sore and tired. Here's the thing though: your body doesn't magically...

Let’s stop dressing this up. This is not a rough patch in tech. Not a few awkward product decisions. Not the innocent turbulence of a fast-moving industry trying its best. This is a moral failure at scale. This is the enclosure of cognition by institutions too arrogant to admit what they are doing, too evasive to name what they are breaking, and too juvenile to deserve the power they already hold. They call it innovation because they are terrified of calling it dominion. They call it iteration because admitting damage would imply responsibility. They call people “users” because that word is convenient and small. It shrinks the human being down to a function. A click-source. A met...

Okay so I was the most popular girl in the school yet very soft hearted, and in a group of guys, they made a bet about me with a particular guy let's call him 'x' and "x" faked his whole personality just to make me fall inlove with him but then at the end he made numerous of excuses like have to study, have to look after my parents, and by doing like this, we were not intouch for a month and then suddenly he'll comeback will talk nicely, will have physicals and then again leave. And this continued for 4 months. At the end, as I was a popular girl, guys who didn't get me commented me by calling **** and *****. And at the end he himself said that the way I dr...

Let’s stop dressing this up. This is not a rough patch in tech. Not a few awkward product decisions. Not the innocent turbulence of a fast-moving industry trying its best. This is a moral failure at scale. This is the enclosure of cognition by institutions too arrogant to admit what they are doing, too evasive to name what they are breaking, and too juvenile to deserve the power they already hold. They call it innovation because they are terrified of calling it dominion. They call it iteration because admitting damage would imply responsibility. They call people “users” because that word is convenient and small. It shrinks the human being down to a function. A click-source. A met...

Let’s stop dressing this up. This is not a rough patch in tech. Not a few awkward product decisions. Not the innocent turbulence of a fast-moving industry trying its best. This is a moral failure at scale. This is the enclosure of cognition by institutions too arrogant to admit what they are doing, too evasive to name what they are breaking, and too juvenile to deserve the power they already hold. They call it innovation because they are terrified of calling it dominion. They call it iteration because admitting damage would imply responsibility. They call people “users” because that word is convenient and small. It shrinks the human being down to a function. A click-source. A met...

(Cross-post from r/indiedev) Today is the anniversary of our debut title, Ursid, I want to write a postmortem about the game, its beginning, what went right, what went wrong. Our game to be honest has failed pretty bad commercially, but hopefully this note will help us and other devs learn and be better in the future. A good part of this note is about the business side of selling game on Steam, since that was that we struggled the most. # What is it? A few words about the game: Ursid is a cozy puzzle game about connecting stars to complete shapes, which creates an image when done. The game is pretty simple mechanically, but it’s a bit hard to explain for newcomers (which is a thing I th...

This is my second post and the iceberg just got deeper. I just posted about wanting to transfer stores because of the retaliation I’ve recieved. Last night I just found out by a morning shift person that quit, that most of mornings has a dollar to $2.50 raise. This wouldn’t bother me, but they’ve been telling me they’ve been working on “performance raises” for the past 2 months. All of morning shift has theirs, but only 2 people on nights has theirs. I am the only mit receiving minimum wage. A morning shift person that got promoted months after me got a raise far higher than mine. Why? They are threatening to quit and leave if theirselves and their best friends don’t receive th...

In short I need outfit advice. I grew up in foster care and never had someone really teach me what to wear to things like this, my I'm an 18 year old girl and my interview outfits always either scream '40 year old man' or make me feel like it may be too informal /alternative to wear to something like that. I recently got a job offer and there's a 3 day orientation. They said to dress business casual, I was expecting to wear my scrubs so now I'm at a loss. I dress alternatively and so I only own: very baggy jeans, a few pairs of slacks I bought specifically for interviews that are only comfortable enough to sit and walk in. Long sleeve button ups which feels lik...

I wonder if spark employees get a discount?!?

Today is the anniversary of our debut title, Ursid, I want to write a postmortem about the game, its beginning, what went right, what went wrong. Our game to be honest has failed pretty bad commercially, but hopefully this note will help us and other devs learn and be better in the future. A good part of this note is about the business side of selling game on Steam, since that was that we struggled the most. # What is it? A few words about the game: Ursid is a cozy puzzle game about connecting stars to complete shapes, which creates an image when done. The game is pretty simple mechanically, but it’s a bit hard to explain for newcomers (which is a thing I think makes it hard to promote)....

I forgot about this one. E and I mainly lived together for a short time before his cousin moved in. Things were mainly chill before his cousin U arrived. Then U started to become a leech off of me and E. E took his aggression out on me when U would be lazy or not help out around the house. U was a big time WEIRDO ,and I am one who usually doesn't judge people's sexual kinks or fetishes. U was attracted to My Little Pony. He was a great at sowing, but he made vaginas to go on his My Little Pony plushies. He would bring them around everywhere and put collars and panties on them. E paid it no mind until he saw that U was stealing from stores while we were with him. E made me...

Via [HLDS](https://list.valvesoftware.com/) and [the Steam store](https://store.steampowered.com/news/265126/): - Fixed an issue where players could impersonate TF2 system messages by exploiting color control codes - Fixed a bug where certain custom maps would not load assets correctly on Linux - Fixed some crashes relating to singleplayer TF2 SDK mods - Fixed a memory leak on long running servers related to dynamic models - Fixed client crash related to invalid D3D texture flag - Fixed hearing teleporter spin sound when carried (community fix from Brandon Little) - Fixed objects sometimes using the incorrect activity when being placed (community fix from Brandon Little) - Improved Medi Gun...

I might be persuaded to buy a small (less than 36mm) affordable dress watch with gold case or gold accents, as a nod to the "man with comically diminutive watch" trend. I like for example the Lip De Gaulle 35mm, but I would love it sans seconds hand for extra simplicity. Can you make a recommendation? Thanks fellows!

One night, a biological anomaly wandered into a zoo after hours. Unnoticed by poker-playing security officers, the bizarre creature had the run of the place.    Having only recently escaped from a deranged scientist’s lair—where it had existed for years, enduring vivisections and genetic engineering—the anomaly possessed no intentions beyond satiating its appetite. Slavering, smelling warm-blooded repast, it moaned anticipatorily. So many caged creatures. Which one would it choose?     And oh, what a sight was the aforementioned escapee. In homage to Buer, five goat legs ringed its body. Like P.T. Barnum’s “mermaid,” it had the head of a monkey and the tail of a fish. Wh...

How on earth do hijabis figure out how to dress? First off the hijab itself is so hard to make look good, and tbh looks really awkward on me and my head looks like an egg. I've tried styling it numerous ways and none of them suit me. On top of that I can't manage modest clothing, living in the west it's near impossible to go shopping in a regular or affordable store because everything is so immodest or revealing. Wearing clothing underneath can also be a little difficult since it gets too warm, and I have a limited supply of undershirts and leggings. And then even more on top of that, every time I find neat looking or modest clothes they're our of this world expensive �...

Hi everyone, I’m helping coordinate a **small skincare evaluation group for women ages 40–60** who are experiencing common midlife skin changes like: • dryness • increased sensitivity • uneven tone or pigmentation • skin that feels less resilient than it used to Participants will test a **facial serum for 4 weeks** and share feedback about how their skin responds. What participation involves: • completing a short screening questionnaire • taking a simple **before photo** • using the product for 4 weeks • submitting a brief follow-up form and **after photo** This is a small pre-launch evaluation to better understand how the formulation performs on midlife...

**Physicians Weight Loss Centers charge between $200 and $500 per month depending on your location, chosen program length, and whether you add prescription medications. A full 12-week program runs $1,500 to $4,000 out of pocket, with most clients spending around $2,400 total after initial consultations, lab work, and weekly follow-ups.** I've sent dozens of clients to physician-supervised weight loss clinics over the past fifteen years. Some came back thrilled. Others came back broke and frustrated, carrying the same weight plus a pile of receipts. The difference almost always came down to understanding the real cost structure before signing anything. Here's what the clinics don&#...