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I don't mind a scratch or scrape or anything, but this is a good chunk right in the middle.

Will it eventually fill in as I cook/season, or am I better off returning it and getting a new one?

Gash in question: https://imgur.com/a/54Vfkk5

Any advice would be helpful. Thanks, y'all.

I see lots of "deals" on Craigslist, but they're hella shady looking. Anyone have experiences with these sellers, and are they legit?

Or maybe know of any other discount situations?

My PC has had some stupid issues, and the place I’ve been taking it to hasn’t really been cutting it.

Anyone know a good place to diagnose the issue, and I can just repair it myself?

I'd like to think I'm at about a C- right now, but if I'm being honest, I'm probably at a D. I'm delaying my drive to Utah for as long as possible, but man, I really don't wanna go. But if I don't go, then I'm the son who didn't show up, and the fam will hold it over my head for all of 2022.

How 'bout you guys?

I've been out of the church for over a decade, I'm in my mid 30's, but still, something about Christmas just makes the anxiety go off the charts. I know I'm being dramatic, but this is just a trigger that refuses to go away.

We're moving a whole 10 minutes away in a few weeks, and would prefer to just hire people to do the heavy lifting.

Anyone have any good recommendations for movers?

https://official.nba.com/l2m/L2MReport.html?gameId=0022001030

Moral victory for us, I guess.

I'm a new Aerogardener, just about to finish my first 14 days. The plants seem to be doing fine, and it's working easier than I'd ever hoped!

But for some reason, for the last few days or so, I'll wake up and check on my plants to find strange yellowy stains on the bottom-right edge of my Aerogarden. It wipes right off, but I still have no idea what it is, and it's kinda worrying me?

Anyone have any idea?

Edit: It looks like it's completely normal, and nothing a damp paper towel can't take care of. Thanks so much for the input, y'all.

So on r/NBA, they've done the annual "Which fanbase has the worst fans" thread, and I'm surprised just how often we come up.

I mean, it's not that surprising considering the fact that we've had two big controversies within the last year-- the racist fans, and the Gobert mic touch.

Still, I don't think we're THAT toxic compared to other fanbases on r/NBA.

So what are your thoughts on this?

What do y'all think we can do to improve the image? Do you even care to improve our image? Do you think we'll just go back to being overlooked once the whole pandemic thing is over?

I'm an uninsured working class dude who needs to see a doctor. Any recommendations?