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I agree. The other waterpark one that we have is really fun but I find it too open, and I've heard the same come from a lot of other Regs. This one looks like there are more places to go and I like that it looks like it's not just one huge open space.

When I was like 7 or 8 I was running around with my sister and she came around one corner and I came around the other side of it. My teeth collided with her forehead. My mouth was bleeding a lot but she didn't knock any of my teeth out. We later found out the force from that (along with me falling on my face another time) had impacted my two canine teeth to where they were going to grow in behind my front teeth instead of where they're supposed to. I had two surgeries to get those into the correct place and braces so that was a really fun experience.

I would not be upset to see this on the rotation. Honestly TTT is in need of some new maps, I'm tired of playing Minecraft City every time I get on lmao. I like the theme and it looks like there's a lot of different places to go. Bigger maps are nice when there are a lot of people on. Overall, this map looks like it could be a good addition to the server.

I think the ball drop in New York City would be really cool to see. Honestly, I've never traveled to the east and I think it would be really cool see NYC during the holiday season (or at anytime) at least once in my life.

I don't have a credit card either, nor do I plan to get one any time soon. I don't want to spend money that I don't have either, or fuck up my credit entirely. However, my credit is fairly good. This comes from paying my previous car payment off early, and my current car payment. I also started paying off my student loans a little bit at at time before I graduate, which apparently helps your credit too.

God dammit @Caution

Congrats to the both of you!

Some of my favorite memories from 2017 include, the opportunity to see a lot of my favorite bands live. I got accepted into an awesome Athletic Training program at the University I transferred to (and love). I advanced in my summer job. I also moved away from home when school started; I don't always love being away from my family and @Gator, but it makes the time I do get to spend with them more valuable. Overall a pretty good year, and I'm looking forward to 2018. and meeting caution

My goals for 2018 consist of saving more of my money and figuring out what I want to do after I finish with my undergrad next year.

Thanks for everything Deliri!! You were one of the first friends I made on here and I am grateful for that. Also I hope that this means you can no longer spam poke me on ts, but I guess we'll have to find out. See ya around.

cant wait

The worst place I've ever worked was at a retail store in the shoe department at the mall. I got paid $7.35 an hour after being there for 2 years. They never scheduled me and when I quit maybe 3 people had bothered to learn my name. One of the managers called me "Shoes" which was really offensive. It was really cliquey and most of the employees were bitches.

I just want to warn you here, about cutting out the sugary stuff. Don't cut it out completely, if you do this you'll find yourself analyzing every single thing you eat going "oh this has sugar" or "that's bad for me, can't have it". Instead learn to moderate the sugar/junk intake, instead balance it with daily exercise. If you do this you will find it much easier to reach your fitness goal. Also, kale is great for you, but I would expand to other veggies. Greens are good, but so are other veggies. The more variety of color the better (like the sweet potatoes Caution suggested). I wouldn't replace these smoothies with your lunch either (idk if you are or if I'm misunderstanding). Instead have them with your food. If you don't really know where to start for food or how much of each group you should be eating the MyPlate website is a really good place to start. It really only give averages based on average intake of a person, but if you're starting from scratch its a good start until you get used to portion sizes and counting stuff. You've gotten a lot of really great advice here and I think you're on the right path. Good luck with it.

It's an iPhone 6 so probably not under warranty. I should've been more clear, but with my last one the SIM card got fried with the iOS 10 update and neither Apple or my carrier would take care of it so I had to just get a new phone.

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Tea Tree shampoo always did the trick for me when my younger sisters brought it home.

They Pixel is made and carried only by Verizon, not Sprint. This would be the phone I would go with if they were my carrier.

When I can afford it I am switching to a Samsung Galaxy S8 because of the notorious iPhone problems. I have had 3 different models in the last 4.5 years and each time I think the new iPhone will be better. I have had to replace one because the battery was so bad that it would die while being plugged in. The next one was fried with the iOS 10 update. My current on has started to freeze, glitch, and open things that I don't even touch. I'm hesitant to update to iOS 11 on my current one because I think the update will be worse for it. Sure, the new iPhone is going to be great for about a year, then it will start to develop these same problems. In my opinion, it's going to be a waste of money for the amount of time that it will be a good phone.

This option really works, 10/10 would recommend.

I like a lot of different kinds of music, I only have a few artist I listen to more others. My top two favorites are Coldplay and Red Hot Chili Peppers. I've seen both of these bands live, and they were both great. I would 100% go to another Coldplay concert if they came to my area again.

Don't neglect your whole leg when choosing exercises, but focus on calf exercises. If it's too weak start with double leg calf raises then move onto single leg when you feel more comfortable. Also a calf raise while holding a tennis ball between your heels is a good one too. Always doing the eccentric contractions with the workout. When you do go to single leg, focus mainly on your injured leg, as I'm assuming it has less muscle mass and has significantly less strength than your non-injured leg. At school we do another exercise that we call 4x4. You take an exercise band and put it around the ball of your foot, then flex your toes toward you while pulling the band away from you (this is easiest with a friend or if you attach the band to something), pull the band toward you and point your toes away from you, then pull it to either side and pull your foot in the opposite direction (do this on both sides). This works your ankle quite a bit, but it also gets your lower leg muscles. I usually have my athletes do these band exercises for 3 sets of 15. Another good thing to do it just stand on one leg (your injured side) for 30 seconds. Then do it again with your eyes closed. Also stand on one leg and flex your uninjured leg to 90 degrees. Then move your uninjured leg to kick back behind you. I would say to this 3x15 as well. Eventually you'll feel strong enough to be able to run, you just have to go through the tediousness of getting the strength back into your leg.

In this case I would recommend doing mostly calf and lower leg strengthening exercises. Is the weak feeling more towards your ankle/foot or calf/shin region? This can help determine more specific exercises to do.

What you need to do before running is get some strength back in to your leg, I can guarantee there is atrophy, which is why it feels so weak. You could do exercises like single-leg press, or if it's too weak for that start with double-leg press until you feel comfortable moving to single-leg. Calf raises also will help, you can do these on the leg press machine or standing. I would recommend lunges if you have the range of motion and body-weight squats if you feel comfortable doing that. Really any thing that will get your muscle fibers firing will be good for it. Start small, so body weight or a very small amount if you're doing something like leg press. Eccentric exercises will be best for getting your full strength back. This means contracting your muscles on the "back side" of the exercise. Like doing a leg press, you'll want to contact to do the "up" part of the leg press, but also contract your muscles while on the "down" part of the exercise. Essentially instead of relaxing to put your weight down, you'll slowly do it. Pretty much you can pick any leg workout, modify it to fit your needs (less weight, a different more comfortable position), and always do eccentric exercises. I don't know much on your injury, other than broken leg, but I hope those help. However, I would 100% recommend the exercises I gave above for any leg injury. If you need any more help/advice feel free to PM me. This is what I'm going to school for so I'd be happy to help.