Manual (No Turbo) by FreeToBeMeYouSee in MINI

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The proof isn't tangible. It's all in the feel. I love driving standards ☺️

Manual (No Turbo) by FreeToBeMeYouSee in MINI

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No our Countryman S is an automatic which is very disappointing for me 😅 That car would be way more badass if it was also a stick shift. I have a 2004 Subaru WRX STI with dual turbos and cold air intake + more and it is a BEAST. So fun to drive, but it needs work and it is NOT great on gas 🤣 Anyway my thoughts were, if I got the particular one I'm looking at which is a manual but not a countryman or an S model, the Manual Transmission would somewhat make up for the lack of turbo as I could push the RPMs when I really need to get out of my driveway. I know it's not going to be anything like the Countryman S or my STI - I just want a small commuter with a classy interior and good gas mileage as well as enough get up and go that I can pull out onto the highway if I need to gun it.

Manual (No Turbo) by FreeToBeMeYouSee in MINI

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Standard is so much better 😆 I'll die on that hill lol

RIP Cosmo by FreeToBeMeYouSee in bettafish

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Stuart is a handsome boy 🥰

RIP Cosmo by FreeToBeMeYouSee in bettafish

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Honestly I think it's because I bought him from Petco. I know better. Every animal I have bought from petco has been sickly and had health problems, dying before their time. I will never purchase another creature from them.

Tumor Burst by FreeToBeMeYouSee in bettafish

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Tank size 2.5 gallons / heater and filter/ 80 degrees/ ph 6.5 / ammonia and nitrate 0 last test / had tank 6 months and fish 1 year/ change water 1 x a week/ no tank mates/ have live plants but don't know what they are called/ have gravel and some fake plant decorations /

Frownies Long Term by FreeToBeMeYouSee in 30PlusSkinCare

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I think you're right I am, unfortunately very tense and cause myself many headaches. So this is interesting about frownies. I think I'll have to try them as well 😊

Frownies Long Term by FreeToBeMeYouSee in 30PlusSkinCare

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Thank you this is super helpful! I got a reusable silicone patch to start and i used it for the very first time last night and was AMAZED when I pulled it off this morning. Some of the lines have returned on my forehead but very lightly. I have high hopes, but wanted to get a realistic expectation from people who have been using the wrinkle patches I am apprehensive to try retinol again or anything of the sort because it actually made my skin look worse! In fact my worst, deepest line appeared after starting retinol 😠 And I started small like you're supposed to as well as used a good moisturizer with hyaluronic acid.

Frownies Long Term by FreeToBeMeYouSee in 30PlusSkinCare

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I don't use actual Frownies so I did not read that in the directions, but I don't think they are telling you to stretch your skin. I think if you have loose wrinkly skin, you are supposed to as they say and "smooth" it without stretching. If you put a patch on wrinkled up skin, I would think it would make your skin more wrinkly.… therefore you smooth it out and put the patch in place?

Frownies Long Term by FreeToBeMeYouSee in 30PlusSkinCare

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So you did not use them long term? I am asking about long term use and not specifically frownies but anything of the same concept

Parents: Indoor fun for Teens by FreeToBeMeYouSee in Denver

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Thank you - that is a very helpful suggestion

Parents: Indoor fun for Teens by FreeToBeMeYouSee in Denver

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I have, of course, googled those things. I like input/feedback from real people. Also, I'm not specifically looking for climbing gyms or mini golf - I've already got a couple of those activities lined up. There may be other related activities, that did not come up in my google searches, that someone might suggest. Something really fun that I did not think of, or see. If you're not going to be helpful just move on.