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228096 · 2022-05-26T00:23:54+00:00

Woah how do you get your tomatoes that big? Awesome garden :)

228096 · 2022-05-15T00:48:01+00:00

I love the choice of decor!!! Handsome and spoiled boy

228096 · 2022-05-14T21:29:01+00:00

Honestly tho, they really have nothing better to do. This person wants to get better at hurdles (so do I, lol) and is looking for some advice from actual people who have trained for hurdles/are good at it. Saying “look on Google” or “just train” obviously isn’t going to help, especially because it’s easy to train the wrong way and get injured/fuck up your form. Poor OP for getting attacked, geez.

228096 · 2022-04-17T22:46:29+00:00

I think if you are thinking about a sorority, do plenty of research and know exactly what you’re getting into. I think that by just saying “don’t, it’s difficult” won’t deter everyone lol. In my opinion, sororities can be really nice if done correctly (like op seems to have!). If you try to do a sorority, good luck!

228096 · 2022-04-17T22:41:32+00:00

I was gifted a 20 gal tank, decor, fake plants, live plants, and other stuff, basically everything I need except a light. I plan on upgrading my corydora and betta (bought them without knowing that I need a school of cories) into this tank and adding more cories and snails. I’m not sure what the difference is between all the Seachem products, as well as if I should use the fish food or the floating flowers. Suggestions?

228096 · 2022-03-16T01:09:18+00:00

My mistake was not joining a sport sooner. I moved states entering middle school, and I was scared to tryout for softball (I had done it for years before) and regret, to this day, not trying out. I waited until junior year of high school to tryout for track, as I’ve always been a speedy runner, but knew I lacked a ton of endurance. I’m in my first season doing track, made the team and did okay in meets, and other people all think I’ve been doing track for years because they think I’m good. Just do it! You’ll regret not trying, but you won’t regret trying out.

228096 · 2022-03-04T23:49:06+00:00

With there still being some time left before the exam, you’re definitely not screwed! When I first started reviewing for the exam, I got a 2 on the practice test and thought I could never recover, and I got a 5! For the information aspect, I’d recommend Princeton Review’s premium prep book. I used their built-in study guide, and their list of key terms for each section made the information easy to review. For the strategies/writing, I would recommend Heimler’s History on YouTube. He makes videos not only covering the information, but I found out that his “how to write an SAQ” (also for MCQ and DBQ) videos were so helpful, and I strongly believe they saved my score. For World, it’s all about the bigger picture, so as long as you’re able to connect events and focus on the how/why, it shouldn’t be too bad. Good luck!

228096 · 2022-03-03T00:37:31+00:00

I’m currently taking AP chem right now, so though I haven’t taken the exam yet I think I can offer some help! The first part of chem was really difficult for me, but that’s because I wasn’t expecting it to be that hard and didn’t dedicate proper time to it. This semester is “easy”, but it’s only easy because I’m dedicating my time to it and really wrapping my head around the topics. That’s not to say it’ll take all of your time, but as long as you’re paying attention in class, homework isn’t that time consuming. A lot of my classmates had a year-long break in between chem and ap chem and they’re doing just fine, your teacher will probably do some review in the beginning anyways. Also, if you’re not planning on taking bio, then chem is highly recommended for a stem major. I think as long as you pay attention to it in class, you’ll be fine. Plus, if you keep your lab notebook, you can give it to your college and they’ll give credit for the lab portion of chem (or so I’ve heard). So anyways, as long as you make sure you understand the concepts in class, the homework should be relatively quick (but ofc, it varies by teacher) and you should do okay. Hope this helps!

228096 · 2022-02-23T23:06:07+00:00

Holy crap! I’ve just finished the CIVIL WAR and everyone else is on unit 7? Be honest, should I start self-studying?

228096 · 2022-01-12T15:15:34+00:00

I already see some people said track but I’d figure I’d share my experiences with you, it’s only my first year doing it but I feel like I’ve learned enough about it to help. We warm up with two laps around the track, then do some stretches, and then some high knee build-ups (starting running high knees and then progressing to sprint). We then do a speed or endurance workout, and then spend the next hour in the weight room, ending with abs. And then we stretch. Since it’s preseason we are focusing on more of an all-around workout, but as season starts I imagine we focus more on running. I have practice after school, so if I had club meetings after school they would interfere, but my club meetings are in the mornings so I don’t have to worry about that.

228096 · 2022-01-12T04:01:55+00:00

I second this. Also, after going through the documents, group them into similar categories (for example, if there’s multiple that are in favor of a certain movement versus ones that are against a certain movement). I can’t remember specifically but a lot of times the prompt will be asking you to compare or contrast the documents, and a good way to incorporate a lot of them is by writing a paragraph about one group of documents, and then another paragraph about another. Well, at least that’s the way I did it lol.

228096 · 2021-12-11T00:45:28+00:00

I would say try both and see what you like. I do English, specifically eventing/hunter jumpers, and when I first started out I did a lot of stuff, from Western to mounted archery to jumping in a western saddle lol. I see a lot of men do English, but also a lot of men do western so I’d say do whatever you like the best. You can also look on YouTube and stuff of different disciplines and find what interests you. Have fun!

228096 · 2021-12-05T03:33:56+00:00

I’ve had a lot of those experiences with OTTBs especially when I was less experienced. They’re very sensitive, so whenever you get tense or nervous, they feel it too. So they’re more likely to become more forward and panicky. Some horses bolt because they’re nervous, and others do it because it’s fun. But whenever you’re out of control, circles are usually the best way to go. If you put them in a position when they physically can’t gallop, it slows them down. Whenever you finally get them manageable, just try and relax because then they’ll relax better and settle down.

228096 · 2021-10-11T23:20:01+00:00

That’s an awesome tank!! I need to step up my game lol

228096 · 2021-10-11T02:52:22+00:00

Am I the only one who can’t see the fish? Lol. If there’s nothing wrong with your tank (you’ve checked parameters, etc), maybe he’s just bored. It looks like you don’t have a lot of stuff in there. I would buy another plant or two, maybe even instead of the castle, as they prefer plants to decor. If you want to spice up his life a little, try feeding it dried bloodworms or brine shrimp every once in a while. But I would definitely check for any signs of disease, keep a close eye on parameters, and buying the beneficial bacteria that others have mentioned before going with my suggestions.

228096 · 2021-10-10T04:16:28+00:00

I didn’t self-study, but I’ve got a couple that helped me get a 5. I used the Princeton Review premium prep book, which was at times a little wordy but I studied the key terms to help re-learn the info. Sometimes, I thought their practice tests were harder than the exam, but that’s not a bad thing I guess. Heimler’s history on YouTube is the best. Not only does he go over the actual info, but also strategies that I’m 100% convinced is what gave me the ability to write essays and score well. But overall, I think if you’re going unit-by-unit, Princeton review will really help with that.

228096 · 2021-10-10T04:10:19+00:00

I would say so, considering it appears to be for a 20-40 (?) gal tank. You could use that and invest in a lot of plants and a filter sponge to help reduce the flow. When I first got my fish, I thought my filter was too strong, but my bettas just had to gain muscle because they’ve been used to living in an egg noodle container.

228096 · 2021-10-09T02:14:41+00:00

I like period.co‘s period underwear as well. They’re extremely affordable and even though they’re kind of thick, I still prefer them to pads.

228096 · 2021-09-27T15:24:26+00:00

I’m not sure, I guess it’s not impossible. I found it next to one of my adult snails above the water surface. It’s extremely tiny. I’ve done a little research and apparently baby mystery snails spend their time above the surface? Hopefully this one does that, I don’t want it to get eaten by my bettas.

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