SPAtreatment

Talking about sub comments. They look like a blockquote, or like it’s quoting the about, but it isn’t. I’d consider revisiting the use of the thick vertical line on the left. <blockquote> typically looks like that.

It’s really odd. 1 out of 10 pieces of media load off of Reddit now. But if I’m persistent and click the same image over and over, eventually after many many attempts it will load. It’s incredibly annoying. Is Reddit throttling the requests made by the app?

People seem addicted to them. Almost like they believe the more acronyms they use the smarter they look. Almost like they are apart of some exclusive club if they know what the acronym means and others don't. Is it so hard to just spell it out? Everyone is here to learn, and using acronyms doesn't save that much time.

p.s. I'm now realizing my username does not help my rant.

People seem addicted to them. Almost like they believe the more acronyms they use the smarter they look. Almost like they are apart of some exclusive club if they know what the acronym means and others don't. Is it so hard to just spell it out? Everyone is here to learn, and using acronyms doesn't save that much time.

p.s. I'm now realizing my username does not help my rant.

Album - https://imgur.com/a/CBvoJMp

Context: I bought a newish house a few years back in FL. The builder put in St Augustine Seville for everything. The bad bit is my front lawn gets ZERO shade. Watering it costs an absolute fortune. One water bill was over $400. Well, I had a guy come out and tell me I needed St Augustine Floratam to handle the heat and sunlight. So I had him replace it, which in hindsight was a poor choice. I feel very defeated. In one year we dropped 6k on my lawn for smallish lot. 6k! Between new grass, dude to spray chemicals, and water. I hate it.

We can't afford (or we can and simply do not want to afford) massive water bills for a lawn we don't even enjoy. But I do

I bought her both these books. She loved them. But right now her life needs some positivity. What would you suggest after reading these?

Try not to hate. Just trying to keep it vegan.

As the title states. I think it would be really helpful and fun to use.

I couldn't find one. If there's not, someone should start one. There's r/JapaneseWatches and r/ChineseWatches.

Context.

I do notice most "American Made" Watches are just assembled in the USA. Parts are Swiss... which isn't a bad thing at all.

While this is quite personal, I'm just curious where people would go.

Right now is an amazing time to sell if you live in Tampa. We've tossed the idea around several times over the past 6 months. Now with it feasible to sell at 180% what we paid 2 years ago, selling has become super appealing. Problem is, where would we go? I feel like it's a terrible time to buy a house anywhere near here or even out of state. And mortgage rates aren't as nice.

So, if you sold your house this weekend, where would you be looking to move to?

Thanks.