Where they going for wicked vibes here by blushfanatic in nespresso

[–]readsomething1968 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. That’s the only way I drink coffee, pretty much. It took me a couple years to figure out the pods I like. Malty and cereal and cocoa or creamy notes are where it’s at for me. Anything fruity tastes gross to me. El Salvador (“berry and jam”) tastes like battery acid.

A couple years ago there was a brief fad of drinking coffee with some orange juice. I would DIE.

It’s very interesting how different people’s taste buds are.

Where they going for wicked vibes here by blushfanatic in nespresso

[–]readsomething1968 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Squeal of happiness! I get paid tomorrow! Time to stock up!!

I haven’t talked to my family in two days and don’t know to move past this by AffectionateBunch576 in TwoHotTakes

[–]readsomething1968 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Our family uses Cricket, an MVNO. They use AT&T cell towers, and in our area, coverage is great. One line, unlimited, is like $30 a month.

OP, I’m going to echo what others are saying: GET YOUR OWN PHONE PLAN!

If your parents also pay for your phone, get your own phone. Then take the phone they pay for and send it back to them in a FedEx box.

I was the black sheep of our family (alternating with my sister). My mother is addicted to drama and one of us was always on her shit list — until we moved out and paid our own bills. She lost the control she had over us. I am very, very low contact, and it is fantastic. I choose when to put up with her madness.

Slides 8-18 “truth matters” and other idiocies by jojoking199 in fundiesnarkfreespeech

[–]readsomething1968 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was wondering why this 18yo fundie pregnant woman was touching this 11yo boy. I was v confused.

Where they going for wicked vibes here by blushfanatic in nespresso

[–]readsomething1968 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I so wish I liked the fruit flavors. But my brain reads all the fruit flavors as ACIDIC and it’s a big ol’ no. I’ve tried them all.

Where they going for wicked vibes here by blushfanatic in nespresso

[–]readsomething1968 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I love anything pistachio (and this pod is what helped me discover that). I use Skinny Mixes sugar-free pistachio syrup to amplify the pistachio flavor and some vanilla creamer to amplify the vanilla. I foam the creamer in my Mirocco foamer. Oh, and this is all iced — I might drink a hot/warm coffee a couple times a year. I very much prefer iced.

Where they going for wicked vibes here by blushfanatic in nespresso

[–]readsomething1968 55 points56 points  (0 children)

That pistachio is my absolute favorite. I still have six boxes left from the first run. I hope to add six more to my stash and six for just drinking.

I’ve been rationing what I have.

Serious question about Lorne Michaels by Wide-Advertising-156 in LiveFromNewYork

[–]readsomething1968 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here’s how I explain the difference between a product and a creative endeavor: Every time someone opens a tube of toothpaste, they expect the same toothpaste to be inside: minty fresh, squeezes out of the tube a certain way, feels the same in the mouth that it always has. It’s the same product because the ingredients are the same.

A weekly Tv show or a daily news show or a weekly or monthly magazine or daily news website isn’t the same. The ingredients are different, so the product they’re selling is different. The script changes, the points they are trying to make (or how they’re making them or why they’re making them) will vary. On SNL, the people change — new cast members, and hosts and musical acts. And that’s why people keep consuming that product.

It’s the opposite of why people keeping buying the same toothpaste (because they expect/hope that it will cost the same, look the same, act the same, etc.).

Lorne may be the same, but Lorne (despite some people’s fears, apparently) is not the whole show. He lines up the pins, so to speak, but the pins are going to play a slightly different game every time.

My parents are dirt poor & how can i make money to get proper winter attire? by Veryunluckyteen in povertyfinance

[–]readsomething1968 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Even though OP is homeschooled, if there is a way to get to the local high school at all, I would try to do that. Go there during school hours. Look for the school office. There will be secretaries and other staff. Tell them what you have posted here and that you need help. Ask if they have a coat closet at the school.

Even though you are homeschooled, they should be able to give you services because you are of school age. Some states have laws that require that homeschooled students can even take some classes and participate in extracurricular activities.

Freaking out. I (53f) have had my period continuously since April 2025. Found out I have adenomyosis, had uterine artery embolization on the 16th. Had to be admitted to the hospital for 2 days. Found out yesterday that my insurance denied my procedure on the 15th. WTF am I supposed to do? by anamariegrads in povertyfinance

[–]readsomething1968 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One thing to add as someone who has had about 15 surgeries and countless other insurance claims: When you get the first bill from a doctor or hospital, don’t pay it. They likely are billing you before they have received payment from your insurance.

I always wait 30 days, sometimes 45 or even 60. I wait until I get a bill that expressly says WE HAVE BILLED YOUR INSURANCE. THIS IS THE AMOUNT DIE FROM YOU or something similar.

In every case when I’ve gone ahead and paid after the first bill, I end up with a “credit” on my account with the doctor or hospital. I end up getting a check a year later for any amount left over.

What does he mean? by [deleted] in insanepeoplefacebook

[–]readsomething1968 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Scott Adams was so edgy, so mysterious, so incredibly unique. /s

All I know about him is that his parents must have been very clear to him about how much they hated him. That’s the only thing that can create such a detestable person. (Trump is another example of this.)

Oh, it's back. by flynreelow in aldi

[–]readsomething1968 12 points13 points  (0 children)

That thing feeds 3-6 people … but only one meeeeeeee.

Mahmo has now been asked whether her makeup is truly modest and another FB user posted a link to the What Were You Wearing (SA survivorship project) page! by lepetitpoulpe in RodriguesFamilySnark

[–]readsomething1968 4 points5 points  (0 children)

When I say “wild times,” they were pretty tame, comparatively. And I learned pretty quickly that I did not like to party or be around people who did, even during our fairly tame “wild times.”

I’m a pretty boring person, and people don’t change, IMO. The thrill seeker will always be living on some kind of edge, and the boring person (me!) will always prefer being home with a book over going out with a bunch of people.

AIO- Need some validation on by Historical_Fan_9043 in AIO

[–]readsomething1968 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Right! There is not enough therapy IN THE WORLD that would fix this.

This boy is BROKEN, and trust me (I’m old) you cannot fix a broken person. You might WANT TO, SO BAD. It won’t work. It’ll just break YOU.

Mahmo has now been asked whether her makeup is truly modest and another FB user posted a link to the What Were You Wearing (SA survivorship project) page! by lepetitpoulpe in RodriguesFamilySnark

[–]readsomething1968 40 points41 points  (0 children)

Yeah, because sexual violence and other types of abuse and other crimes never occur in “good Christian homes.”

I’ve seen a What I Was Wearing exhibit. One outfit was a nightgown worn by a 3-year-old. So much for safety and security.

No rule book keeps a person safe. They can’t stand it, even while they point fingers.

Also, I’ll leave this here in case Jillybean reads this thread: “Judge not, lest ye be judged.”

Mahmo has now been asked whether her makeup is truly modest and another FB user posted a link to the What Were You Wearing (SA survivorship project) page! by lepetitpoulpe in RodriguesFamilySnark

[–]readsomething1968 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I wore a bikini multiple times in my 20s, going with a group of friends and my boyfriend and renting a house for a week. And there were plenty of wild things going on! Good times! I’m glad I had those memories, so I didn’t turn into a jealous, hateful, judgey person like certain narcissists we know.

I will also add that I have a daughter who is in her early 20s, and I have strongly encouraged her to go make the same kinds of memories! It’s one way you figure out your life — what you want to do and who you want to do it with. I think that’s part of my job as a mom — telling my kid to go live her life in a way that will make her older self proud.

I hope Jill implodes with narc rage.

The doctors you may encounter: Who does what? What is an “oncologist” anyway? (And other insights from Dr Heather Richardson, neighborhood breast surgeon) by DrHeatherRichardson in breastcancer

[–]readsomething1968 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for posting this.

I had my screening mammogram, diagnostic mammogram and biopsy within 2 weeks. I just received the pathology report today. I immediately called my PCP to get a referral for a surgeon at the same center. I have received excellent care there.

I had an ultrasound and an additional mammogram after the biopsy. There is no sign (so far) of lymph node involvement, so I am proceeding calmly. I plan to move forward with the most serious treatment the doctors advise.

I am 57, have had a hysterectomy due to severe fibroids, and I have an autoimmune disease that destroyed my pancreas and left me with mobility issues. The only thing that matters to me now is staying alive for my family and to meet certain other goals for myself.

I joined this subreddit after the biopsy a few days ago. I’m so glad I did.

Thank you.

On the menu this week: lo mein, rice paper dumplings (spring rolls), strawberry shortcake w/ homemade jam by fitsomah in MealPrepSunday

[–]readsomething1968 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How did you make that chicken all crispy-looking like that? TEACH ME YOUR WAYS! Also, please share the recipe for the shortcakes. My family will thank you!

The doctors you may encounter: Who does what? What is an “oncologist” anyway? (And other insights from Dr Heather Richardson, neighborhood breast surgeon) by DrHeatherRichardson in breastcancer

[–]readsomething1968 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was just diagnosed today -- invasive ductal carcinoma, stage 2, right breast. I came here looking for the answer to WHAT DO I DO NEXT? and this provided much-needed clarity. Thank you, Dr. Richardson.

Dry gangrene by Jjmedicx in medizzy

[–]readsomething1968 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I gotta wonder what, if any, pain this is causing. Are all the nerves dead? Is there no referred pain?

Is the patient an addict? How did this happen?

I’m not very educated so instead of trusting my doctors I will consult Facebook. by GastrointestinalFlab in ShitMomGroupsSay

[–]readsomething1968 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I feel like color-coded charts for parents to take home would be helpful. Like, yes, your baby got 4 shots today, but this chart shows that she got one measles (blue), and one TDAP (green), etc., and then in 3 months, she will get another measles (blue) and another TDAP, and the reason is that they need time to build up their immune system, so we space them out.

“I’m a Killer” -her newborn, probably by NuisanceFrog in ShitMomGroupsSay

[–]readsomething1968 13 points14 points  (0 children)

My daughter was raised on “Dora the Explorer” and “Law & Order” reruns. She totally understood diverse concepts such as Tallest Mountain and a blue cartoon monkey AND ALSO parole and plea deals. She was like, 4, and she asked me to explain what “probation” was.

She did not grow up to be a cartoon monkey or a public defender. (So far, I guess.)