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andre1157 t1_je9q4bn wrote
Reply to comment by HHegert in LPT: Deactivate Facebook and make a real effort to avoid social media in general and evaluate how to honestly feel in 3 days. by Ann_not_a_cult_er
Social media has been proven to be detrimental to people's health already, especially teens.What are you even trying to argue here.
https://healthcare.utah.edu/healthfeed/2022/09/impact-of-social-media-teens-mental-health
Mr_Bluebird_VA t1_je9pvfe wrote
Reply to LPT: After a good haircut, take a photo of your hair to show to the barber next time you go, it makes life much easier for them and for you. This especially helps if you're going to a new barber for the first time. by bongingnaut
Has not worked for me. Got a FANTASTIC haircut 4 cuts ago. I showbher the pictures every time and we've not been able to replicate that majesty that was that first haircut. But we try!
TheLarkingCat t1_je9ptmi wrote
Reply to LPT: Take your adopted animals from shelters straight to a vet as soon as possible. by bcurtiswx
100%! We took our new kitty boy to the vet the day after bringing him home from the shelter because he'd lost most of the hair on his ears. The shelter said it was because he was allergic to their plastic collar, but we wanted to check for ear mites anyway and have him looked over. No mites, everything is good, and he now has hair on his ears. He is fat and lazy, but that's our fault.
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Reply to LPT Request: What do you do to get better search results on the internet? by SamuraiSardar5
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Dogenegra t1_je9pkat wrote
Reply to LPT: After a good haircut, take a photo of your hair to show to the barber next time you go, it makes life much easier for them and for you. This especially helps if you're going to a new barber for the first time. by bongingnaut
It's hilarious that you think I can afford a hair cut
ImSoBoring890 t1_je9ozde wrote
Another LPT - if you buy a NEW one of something, give an old one away or sell the old one.
Example: blankets and bedspreads. If I need/want a new bedspread I force myself to give an older one away. Having not done that for many years I have accumulated multiple comforters and bedspreads. I keep them because they have sentimental value and because I spent good money on those. But as a single person, do I really need six bedspreads? I do not.
But that's a good way to get clutter gone. Give away something every time you buy a new something, and that includes, many times, CLOTHING.
Like, I still have clothing items I bought at the thrift stores 11 years ago. Why? They still fit! But lately I've been trying to replace those old thrift store clothes as I can with new items.
Anatana11 t1_je9o8tx wrote
Reply to LPT: Deactivate Facebook and make a real effort to avoid social media in general and evaluate how to honestly feel in 3 days. by Ann_not_a_cult_er
Done that 3 years ago. Never looked back :)
rosco2155 t1_je9o80i wrote
Loko8765 t1_je9o5sy wrote
Reply to LPT: When parking somewhere unfamiliar, open Google Maps and start a walking route to your destination. Screenshot it to remember how to get back to where you parked later. by BatmansNygma
Better: in a big parking lot or parking garage, take a photo of your car with enough context around to identify the spot (license number, parking spot number, floor number). Did you park on level 3 or level 4? The answer is on the photo. Is your car not there? Show the photo to the parking people.
ToughRock99 t1_je9o3vh wrote
Reply to LPT: After a good haircut, take a photo of your hair to show to the barber next time you go, it makes life much easier for them and for you. This especially helps if you're going to a new barber for the first time. by bongingnaut
I do this, but new barbers try to be extra creative. That screws everything.
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[deleted] t1_je9nms4 wrote
Reply to LPT Request: What do you do to get better search results on the internet? by SamuraiSardar5
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Rosewoodtrainwreck t1_je9nlsc wrote
Reply to comment by supergrl126301 in LPT: After a good haircut, take a photo of your hair to show to the barber next time you go, it makes life much easier for them and for you. This especially helps if you're going to a new barber for the first time. by bongingnaut
This happened to me once. All I asked for was a trim.
pieceofwheat t1_je9n2cp wrote
Ojntoast t1_je9mkgq wrote
Reply to LPT: Take your adopted animals from shelters straight to a vet as soon as possible. by bcurtiswx
Every shelter Ive worked with will suggest this to you as part of the adoption process also. That is because they know they aren't even looking for everything that could be wrong.
LPT: even pets available for free adoption from a shelter have a large financial commitment associated with them. Before adopting, make sure you have a budget monthly for everything your new family member will need.
SubstantialWish t1_je9mgpd wrote
Reply to LPT: After a good haircut, take a photo of your hair to show to the barber next time you go, it makes life much easier for them and for you. This especially helps if you're going to a new barber for the first time. by bongingnaut
I can tell a guy wrote this bc no girl on earth would forget to take a selfie after getting a hair cut
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TheMaStif t1_je9m6j1 wrote
Reply to LPT: After a good haircut, take a photo of your hair to show to the barber next time you go, it makes life much easier for them and for you. This especially helps if you're going to a new barber for the first time. by bongingnaut
Better yet, understand what your barber is doing so you can tell it to someone new.
You used clippers on my head? What size, where?
Did you cut some parts with scissors? How many inches did you cut off that part?
Notice if you have a cowlick that needs special maneuvering around, etc.
It's easier if they know what they're doing rather than trying to figure out how to recreate the final product.
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LotusTheLurker t1_je9ljl8 wrote
Same with Bluetooth! Change your device names. Be very careful with BT and turn it OFF in Settings when not in use (the quick “swipe menu” only turns it off for a few hours to 1 day). Do not pair new devices in public places, even your own. A Bluetooth device name may not be the device it says. Make sure your devices are not discoverable or open to connections.
IndianaJeff t1_je9km4e wrote
Reply to LPT: Deactivate Facebook and make a real effort to avoid social media in general and evaluate how to honestly feel in 3 days. by Ann_not_a_cult_er
A month would be better as it would fight off the dopamine addiction in the brain.
YYC9393 t1_je9qgsu wrote
Reply to LPT: After a good haircut, take a photo of your hair to show to the barber next time you go, it makes life much easier for them and for you. This especially helps if you're going to a new barber for the first time. by bongingnaut
After a good post, copy and paste it back to this sub every three days for fake internet points.