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Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, well, I'm not a smart woman. I posted on here a year ago giving away my 34 DDDs because I knew I was a 34 F. Turns out that's only true as long as all I do is stand in a dressing room admiring myself. If I plan to sit, talk or eat, I'm a 36DDD. So now I have four 34 F-ish bras I bought and out of pure stubbornness tried to love past the return date. Since I can't really breathe in them, they've been worn max 3-4 times. Yes I tried band extenders, no they didn't help.

They're free except for the price of shipping: $13.60 (the price of a USPS flat rate medium box). Note this means that your shipping address must be cool with USPS. They'll go to

I'm looking for a Youtube video skit I first saw in the aughts by a dance or ballet group. It was a stop motion "sleep study" of a couple that became outlandishly complex and, actually, very sweet. The narrator/host of the video was a doctor who suffered from "ballet affective disorder" due to something his parents did. There was another video (which I'm not looking for) by the same group of a woman who passes a construction site and goes into a reverie of dancing with a bulldozer or excavator. I haven't been able to find it through search so it may not still be available, but it'd be nice to at least remember the name of the group.

Turns out, I'm a 34F! They have both been tried on but never worn longer than a few minutes. I took the tags off the Bali, but the Panache still has them.

Bali Passion for Comfort in Floral Dot Print - 34DDD (us) Panache Andorra Full Cup in Powder - 34E (uk)/34DDD (us)

Proof: http://imgur.com/Nx3nT8F

I'm asking for someone to take both bras, because I'm lazy and don't want to go to the post office twice. Asking flat $5 for shipping.

Everyone knows that post-interview thank you notes are important, and hand-written notes are better than e-mail (at least in my non-tech field).

However, my question is related to internal interviews.

1. Do I have to mail thank you notes through the post office to people in the same office as me? Or is it appropriate to send it interoffice? Or personally hand to the interviewer?

2. What if I'm interviewing for a position in a group with whom I already have a good relationship with (i.e. go to happy hours, meet daily at water cooler/coffee machine, work four offices down from each other and interact with professionally often)? They're not close friends but definitely people that know more

Yesterday there was a post by u/Jihadi_John on quitting that was rather controversial, and it got me thinking about things I've quit in my life, and which ones I regret and which ones I don't. So I thought I would pose the question -- r/GetMotivated, what things have you quit that you regret, and what things have you quit that you don't?

The things could be anything -- careers, majors, relationships, cities, hobbies, pursuits of any kind -- but I'm most interested in things that aren't inherently good or bad. For example, no one regrets quitting smoking and everyone regrets not keeping up with their workout r

I love Uber Black, and I don't mind the extra money for the piece of mind that 1. The car will come to whatever horrific corner I find myself and on time (I love watching the little black car on the map), 2. The car and driver will be in good shape and unshady 3. It cuts down on how many awkward transactions I have to have (dispatch, tipping, cab driver's life story).

But the more I read about the company, the less I want to give them my money. Does anyone have any reasonable alternatives? Some of the cab companies have uber-esque apps, but they get terrible reviews on reliability. I also am a little skeeved by the uberx/ lyft ridesharing thing, I'd rather stay away from unlicenced freelanc

I've been dating a Catalan man for the past couple of months, and I've started to pick up a bit of the language. While I've been able to find a lot of resources online for learning conjugations and asking where the bathroom is, I'm not having any luck with terms of affection/endearment. So far, I have "guapo," but it's getting a big worn. I'm turning to you homes i dones for some help -- what does one call their boyfriend in Catalonia?

My company has a policy that once a month, you have to login to your purchasing card account and check boxes next to that month's purchases. This is, of course, in addition to the separate system in place for managerial approval and receipt filing. It serves no purpose in my work, has no monetary benefit for the company or customers, and is, imo, a waste of time. And it's exactly the kind of thing that I will put off until my boss gets a tattling e-mail from the accounting department and tells me to do it.

This is my problem: my to-do list has become a parking lot for all my tasks that are uninteresting and inconsequential. While this isn't that big a deal, I find it spills up the scale of

I'm just under 96 hours quit and I have cold-like symptoms - stuffy nose, post-nasal drip, coughing up mucus, sore throat, the whole 9. I know this is normal, but it's really unpleasant, kind of gross for those around me, and really not helping with my mood and fatigue. I'd like to get this particular phase over with as soon as possible.

I was wondering if anyone has tried taking medicine for it? Mucinex, Sudafed and the like. Do they work for this situation? Would they be likely to speed up or slow down getting all that gunk out of my respiratory system and clearing up all this congestion once and for all?