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General Discussion / What Sort Of Living Room Furniture Do You Own?

« Last post by Xuarantui on April 24, 2024, 13:09:16 PM »

For the living room I have a dark brown leather sectional, more on the modern side.

And for myself I have my king power reclining chair, also leather.

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General Discussion / Re: DJT going on the NASDAQ

« Last post by RayneMay on April 24, 2024, 13:06:50 PM »

You know, seeing DJT going on the NASDAQ, it's like watching a crazy reality show unfold. The guy's always got something up his sleeve, especially when it comes to money. And now with all those legal troubles, it's like he's trying to bounce back big time.
I wouldn't be surprised if his next move is to try and take down Truth Social Media. I mean, he's not exactly known for playing nice when things don't go his way. It's like he wants to be the king of everything, even if it means stepping on some toes.
If you're still looking for ways to stay ahead in trading, I recently got into using Quantum AI Trading. Let me tell you, the insights and strategies it provides are at the next level.

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General Discussion / bad time to buy land?

« Last post by Xuarantui on April 24, 2024, 13:02:02 PM »

So been thinking about land for awhile and not sure what i want to do...

But is this even a good time to buy ground right now? local real estate is insane..

Also thinking about buying ground out of my home state

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General Discussion / Re: DJT going on the NASDAQ

« Last post by DerekVendel on April 24, 2024, 12:46:25 PM »

This could be bigger play than Nvidia... those who believe in MAGA and get in first will cleanup.. JMO

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General Discussion / DJT going on the NASDAQ

« Last post by Xuarantui on April 24, 2024, 12:28:09 PM »

Truth Social going on the street
Just in time to pay off his bogus legal charges!! What do you bet, the next move will be to attempt to ruin 'Truth Social Media' to the point of an “existential threat to humanity”!

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General Discussion / Re: Natural Hairline Restoration via FUE - Rahal Hair Transplant

« Last post by DerekVendel on April 22, 2024, 15:20:05 PM »

So, you went for a FUE hair transplant with Dr. Rahal, huh? That's awesome! 2003 grafts is no joke, but it seems like it's paid off big time for you. You know, I've been dealing with some hair issues myself lately. Not quite ready to go under the knife, but I've been curious about what options are out there. Your post got me thinking, maybe it's time to look into some alternatives. I've been hearing whispers about remedies like Batana oil benefits lately. Have you ever tried it? I'm all about natural remedies, so I'm curious to know if it's as good as they say. It'd be cool to hear your take on it.

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General Discussion / Re: Natural Hairline Restoration via FUE - Rahal Hair Transplant

« Last post by annelamb on April 22, 2024, 14:59:55 PM »

The results look promising, and your hair transformation journey seems fascinating!

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General Discussion / Natural Hairline Restoration via FUE - Rahal Hair Transplant

« Last post by Xuarantui on April 22, 2024, 14:16:19 PM »

This patient underwent a FUE hair transplant procedure in the summer of 2020 with Dr. Rahal, receiving 2003 grafts (equivalent to 4877 hairs). The surgical details are outlined below:

Surgical Details

1-haired Follicular Units (FUs): 416
2-haired FUs: 566
3-haired FUs: 755
4-haired FUs: 266

Total Grafts: 2003
Total Hairs: 4877

Other pertinent information includes:

Recipient Area Size: 44.5cm²
Average Hairs per Graft: 2.4
Recipient Graft Density: 45
Recipient Hair Density: 109
Hair Calibre: 40-45 Microns

At the time of the procedure, the patient was 36 years old and had experienced gradual hair loss since his mid-20s. He began using Rogaine and finasteride a few months prior to the treatment and continued post-operatively. His family history includes hair loss on his maternal side, reaching a Norwood class 5/6.

The patient expressed satisfaction with his results at 10 months, and a subsequent in-person assessment at 11.5 months confirmed his continued happiness with the outcome.

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General Discussion / Re: Win rate 6:4 in long term base on natural trait of Baccarat

« Last post by RayneMay on April 22, 2024, 13:50:48 PM »

Your approach to understanding the natural traits of Baccarat and applying them to your strategy shows a deep level of insight.
Regarding your observation of Baccarat being 50-50, it's an interesting perspective. While the game does have elements of chance, many players also believe that strategic decisions can influence outcomes. Your method focusing on runs and chops seems like a well-thought-out strategy.
If you're looking to further refine your skills or simply enjoy playing poker, you might want to explore some free online poker sites. These platforms can be a great way to practice your strategies and enjoy the game without any financial risk.

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General Discussion / Re: DIY Interior Design Ideas for Small Apartments

« Last post by DerekVendel on April 15, 2024, 12:44:12 PM »

Living in a small apartment doesn't mean you have to compromise on style or functionality. With a bit of creativity and some DIY magic, you can transform your space into a cozy retreat that feels spacious and inviting.
One of the best ways to open up a small space is through clever lighting choices. Instead of bulky floor lamps, consider using hanging lights or wall-mounted fixtures. These not only free up valuable floor space but also draw the eye upward, creating the illusion of a taller room.
And don't forget to add a personal touch to your space with decor that speaks to you. Christianwalls.com offers a range of beautiful Christian posters that can add a meaningful and stylish element to your home.