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guys don't worry, this lady may be delusional but her delusion extends to what's in the photo. this is not all lularoe, and I wouldn't be surprised if none of it is. I mean she may buy tons of the stuff on other days but that pic is not of an LL delivery.

the box in the top left has an SKU shown on it, it's upside down but if you flip it over it relates to home furniture: https://www.amazon.co.uk/SONGMICS-Collapsible-Heavy-Duty-Clothing-ULLR11C/dp/B01D60HFCQ. note also the shipping weight on the box lines up with th eproduct shipping weight on the amaon store page.

also worth nnoting that someone else took this photo, it's not a selfie

what likely really happened: she dug out a photo of when she moved into her house and they ordered a bunch of furniture, and decided she could reuse it for her MLM.

> Also, in my experience, there is some truth to the statement that wealthy people learn things that people don't learn in school.

There's a very interesting book called A Framework for Understanding Poverty that talks about the unwritten rules of each social class and how it's difficult to move up the ladder if you don't understand the rules. Someone who is born into a wealthy family is going to have an inherent advantage at maintaining a lifestyle of wealth because they understand the social rules of being part of the wealthy class. It's a fascinating read.

I never got this and still don’t. Especially when you can just buy the actual herbs or if you want to be fancy... buy the herbs infused in the oil. You can literally buy rosemary infused olive oil for actual cooking. I have a butter infused one when I make stove popcorn.

https://www.amazon.com/Roberts-Extra-Virgin-Infused-Olive/dp/B01C0UPT1C

There’s also some leggings on Amazon called VIV Collection Signature Leggings that are super soft, high waisted, and has a hidden pocket in the waist!

Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076V69CV5?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

I have gotten many people to buy the Hoover Steamvac (the older version. The newer version doesn't have as good suction.)

Why? Because I have 3 dogs who have various messes and have extolled the virtues of how good it is. I even bought one for a clean freak friend whose husband got a husky who ended up with diarrhea for the first few days and she was going nuts. She literally cried after using it the first time.

But why do people trust me? Because I make no money off of them! It's why Consumer Reports doesn't accept ads. People trust you more if you aren't making money. As soon as I said that I made money off of selling the Hoovers, people would (rightly) wonder if I was selling because I liked the product or because I wanted money.

So yeah, I recommend stuff. And I know people like my recommendations because I make no money and just want people to be happy.

Edit: This is what I have and have convinced many people to buy. https://www.amazon.com/Hoover-Cleaner-SteamVac-Machine-F5914900/dp/B00009R66F

This is what I used when I woke up to see my apartment as a complete hellhole. My dachshund puppy had had diarrhea in the middle of the night, so splurted everywhere, and then walked through it, so I had shitty pawprints throughout my apartment. I've had it for close to ten years now, and the amount of dog urine and dog shit it has put up with is scary.

Pros: Defeats dog shit. Excellent suction so your carpet dries faster. Cons: Is a complete pain in the ass to dump the dirty water. You will spill it somewhere. And the "Steamvac" part of the name? Complete lie. It will not heat the water at all. But I just put in really hot water if I need to.

This is the newer version: https://www.amazon.com/Hoover-Deluxe-Carpet-Washer-FH50150/dp/B009ZJ2M7G

Pros: MUCH simpler to clean and use. Cons: Suction isn't as good, so your carpet remains damp longer. And to me it doesn't scrub as well. Perfectly fine, though, if you happen to have some rugs you want to clean.

I've never tried LLR, but these were the BEST leggings during my pregnancy and I still wear them 2 months after giving birth. They are washable and you can throw them in the dryer (and great for those with a bit of a tummy: Beachcoco Women's Maternity Fold Over Leggings

If you use FB on your computer (rather than mobile/tablet): http://www.fbpurity.com

You can literally block any word you want. Don't wanna hear about murders? Block it! Don't want to see recipes because you're on a diet? Block it! It works very well and there are tons of options.

The same author has a follow-up book (and this is not a joke):

"How to Get Out of the LuLaRoe Business Without Losing your @$$: And What Business to Open Next! Kindle Edition"

Description: You're thinking of leaving LuLaRoe? Okay, let's talk about what to do next. From business plans to resume tips, and how to dump that inventory, Mrs. Lou La Rowe is back to share her opinions. There is life after LuLaRoe!

https://www.amazon.com/LuLaRoe-Business-Without-Losing-your-ebook/dp/B071F9N146/ref=sr_1_2?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1521657372&sr=1-2

This is disgusting and I’m angry just reading it.

Also incredibly sorry for your loss. This book helped a dear friend of mine after she miscarried. She’s not big into reading but devoured it within days.

No one enjoys motherhood! It's an albatross that we all must suffer under because having kids is mandatory and being a working mom is sinful! The only respite is cheap wine! Mom juice!

Unfortunately it’s an Amazon best seller...link to the crazy book

Baleaf Leggings from Amazon

These are my favorite. They make me look/feel smaller and hide my gut without being uncomfortable. They’re soft enough to chill in but secure enough to wear to gym.

https://www.amazon.com/DUCKBUTTER-Duck-Butter-Beard-Beardsman/dp/B01EZ0BHJS

This is the one I got. I can't say much about the different brands since I've only tried two of them, but I can say that I like this stuff better than GIBS (Guys into Beard Stuff). GIBS stuff seems too oily to me if that makes sense.

I also use Honest Amish beard soap in the shower as well. It's a weird smell that might not be for everyone but I love it.

Edit: If you're gonna get a different one or are looking for a replacement on the brush/comb, make sure you get one specifically for beards. Boars hair is what's typically used for the brush. Using the wrong brush it will cause the oil to be applied more unevenly and can cause the hair to even break and become more scraggly. The wrong comb (such as a hair comb) will also break the hairs.

Two things.

1. Ordering tons of stuff to keep yourself in the MLM is called being Garage Qualified.

2. There is a book called Why People Believe Weird Things: Pseudoscience, Superstition, and Other Confusions of Our Time, by Michael Shermer. He makes the point that people involved in conspiracies, cults, etc., aren't stupid. They aren't usually poorly educated. It is an interesting read, and your library probably has a copy.

I read it years ago, and it has kept me humble - none of us are above being sucked in by dangerous beliefs or people.

It gets even better (worse)! It turns out the illustrator is the daughter of dōTERRA rep who uses essential oils in her midwifery practice: https://www.doterra.com/US/en/brochures-magazines-essential-leadership-8-paul-and-stephanie-fritz

She even wrote a book about how to use oils in pregnancy: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B018HJY7ZE/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA)

FTFA: Because no studies have been done on the effect of using ALA during pregnancy, you should not use it if pregnant. Also, there are no data about its use by children, so children should not take ALA supplements.

"Cuck" is a type of fetish where you enjoy others having intercourse with your lover in front of you.

When you call someone a "cuck", you insult their manliness and call them a "beta" male rather than an "alpha" male.

Umberto Eco laid out the 14 cahracteristics of fascism long ago.. Machismo is always a part of the rise of fascism. It shouldnt matter if people around us are gay, "cucks", hetero, abstinant or whatever, as long as we're nice and productive citizens.

My reply was in blue, but another cringing friend's response to follow was better than mine. I am more than saddened by this opportunistic use of this funeral to peddle MLM.

If you just have to know which company is wonderful enough to peddle to funeral attendees, I put the link here so you can learn more. Starts at the top of the hour.

https://zoom.us/j/5820754348

Spoiler alert. It's Zija.

Edit: Typos

I swear by [Pjur silicone lube](www.amazon.com/dp/B079SM6T5W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_RwH.AbV8K2VM5) . (As long as your aren’t using it with condoms, of course.)

Especially great for hj’s and buttstuff. It’s somehow thick without being super sticky, and the scent is almost in perceivable. A little goes a long way, and it’s a super smooth ride. I think you can find sample bottles elsewhere on Amazon, if you don’t want to front the $28.

Edit: Apparently it is safe for use with condoms, reading the description. Huh, there’s a plus.

Look how crappy the packaging is. I think they must use the same company as this brand of "high quality" lip gloss.

There's also the heartbreaking and horrifying statistic that homicide is the leading cause of death among pregnant women, In many cases, the homicide is being committed by a husband/hundred.

Right from the Mayo Clinic site :

How do you know if herbal supplements' claims are true?

Manufacturers of herbal supplements are responsible for ensuring that the claims they make about their products aren't false or misleading and that they're backed up by adequate evidence. But they aren't required to submit this evidence to the FDA.

So be a smart consumer. Don't just rely on a product's marketing. Look for objective, research-based information to evaluate a product's claims.

If you're tight for cash you may want to reconsider giving your kids multivitamins at all. TL;DR they really aren't tied to much benefit and because they're unregulated you can potentially risk creating problems by taking them. Of course, speak with your doctor, I'm a nobody on the internet - I just wanted to put it forward because I looked into it a few months back when losing a bunch of weight and wondered if the supplements would be a good idea.

I don't think it's right to describe the differences in kitchen knives as ergonomic and how well-sharpened the blades are. There are two distinct tiers: stamped blades (stamped out of sheet metal and sharpened) and forged blades.

Cutco knives are stamped steel. I've never seen a stamped blade that isn't flimsy and cheap feeling. It has to be thin enough metal to be stamped out of a sheet. You can sharpen them like he said but forged blades are just head and shoulders above stamped, imo.

Forged blades are much heavier and can be made out of way nicer steel that holds an edge longer. They're harder to sharpen but let professionals do that. Just keep yours honed with a steel. Watch a youtube on how to do that, and take the 10 seconds to do it after every time you use your knife. You will only need to sharpen very rarely.

In addition to agreeing with that commenter about using professional sharpening, I think a professional supply place is a fine idea. Just aim for forged for at least your chef's knife. That's the one that really matters since you can use it for the vast majority of cooking tasks.

My roommate's stamped knife set full of special knives is fine for those special things: cheese, sandwich, paring (mostly), bread (mostly). But I use my wusthof ikon chef's knife for basically all my cooking needs. It can still cut thin transparent tomato slices with almost gravity alone. It just effortlessly and precisely divides whatever food material I'm working with.

I bet any decent forged blade would do similar, but since I only needed one nice knife, I was fine spending like $150 ($138 now it looks like) on it to be sure it cut nice and felt good in my hand. The ikon series has nicely contoured handles: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000YMURSE/

Please post if you find a professional product you end up buying and let us know how it goes!

Wtf was her makeup?! I can’t even picture it honestly. Like was she wearing black lipstick, black blush???

I got these cloths from Amazon that are amazing at removing makeup.

2 Pack Chemical-free Microfiber Makeup Remover Face Cloths (Purple) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MSN4625/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_wZFzAbSWVPCCG

$12 for two and they are reusable and washable.

What the fuck? That's not legal. Your landlord can not just let himself into your home without permission unless it's a serious emergency and property damage is happening. And he should at least attempt to let you know that's what's happening (like by knocking or ringing the doorbell or calling).

Stick one of these on your door so that he at least scares the shit out of himself when he comes in unannounced.

I had no idea electroconvulsive therapy was still a thing. I always thought it went away with the lobotomy. I searched it and came across this mayo clinic page (if anyone else is interested).

Also, that's kind of a reminder of just how little we understand the brain. Apparently, we don't know why ECT works we just know that it works. I bet in 50~100 years we're going to look back at stuff like ECT, chemo, etc. and it will look absolutely barbaric compared to what's available.

I’m still working on a post for this particular MLM/Hun, every time I dive into it there’s so much more batshit. I have a few posts about my experience with a hun, (recruitment was attempted but failed spectacularly), and some more about MLM’s, Life Coaches, Huns, there’s a lot of scams going on. If you want read them, the link is here….. https://wordpress.com/view/tothewednesdayborn.wordpress.com

Beanboozled is a game that includes jelly beans, some of which taste truly awful. When playing the game, you don't know if you're getting a good one or an awful one. It's a stupid thing for the hun to do, but it's basically, "Buy something from me, and maybe I eat something terrible", which probably appeals to her target demographic.

For reference https://www.amazon.com/Jelly-Belly-Bean-Boozled-Beans/dp/B00STTD4S4

Not him, but I recommend Victorinox. They make swiss-army knives and also really decent mid-range kitchen knives that will last you years and won't cost a fortune.

https://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-Fibrox-8-Inch-Chefs-5-2063-20/dp/B000638D32

This is the one I got, it was cheaper in 2016 when I got it, but I would even willingly pay this price for how useful it is:

ArtNaturals Essential Oil Diffuser and Humidifier with Bluetooth Speaker Clock and Alarm - Electric Cool Mist Aromatherapy for Office/Home/Bedroom/Baby Room 7 Color LED Lights, 400 mL https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MRMZGW8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_XhYQAbCW4MGVB

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hand-foot-and-mouth-disease/symptoms-causes/syc-20353035

It’s a pretty common virus for little kids to get. There’s not much to do but keep them comfortable and wait, which makes it a perfect target for snake oil. “Take this and in a week or two you’ll be all better!” Yes.... that’s what happens.

Right before I got out of Young Living I was tempted to start the Lucy Libido classes, which is some hun who wrote a book about essential oils for sex. Now let me preface by saying that I was making $7 a month on my “business” and was looking for other ways to “grow” because it was “my own fault” that I wasn’t “rich” from this scam.

Anyhoozle, I asked my OBGYN about it because the best way to lose your sex drive as a woman is to have your lady bits taken out thus putting said woman into surgical menopause... yuck. So I was super curious as to how to help my libido (whose name is NOT Lucy btw). Well my OBGYN (will never need the OB part again) immediately was like “DONT EVER PUT ESSENTIAL OILS DOWN THERE!” And I was all “I didnt I swear!” Like a kid who was thinking about doing something wrong but got caught in advance of doing it.

So since my OBGYN went to many years of medical school and is one of the smartest people on the planet I trust her opinion way more than some hunbot who got bored in her marriage and her business started to fail so she wrote a book about how oils “saved her marriage slash sex life.”

You want to know what saved my marriage slash sex life? Quitting Young Living. Thats right me and my DH have been better in the last couple of months of no YL/MLM BS than we have been in the last couple of years when I was peddling oils.

But that’s just my opinion.....

Edit: added some quotation marks around sarcastic things.

Bonus: the Mayo clinic clinic states clearly that they do not endorse products (https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/in-depth/supplements/art-20044894) and that supplements can indeed be dangerous and consumers should be wary.

In case you're wondering, yes, I already reported it to Plexus Compliance.

this one has a pretty solid “better safe than sorry” message if you ask me. this one is scarier but it does refer more to specific oils

I got these ones because I like having one compartment and because the came in a pack of 7 as opposed to 15-20 like a lot of the other choices https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0128YT76S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_LC70AbA8V615W

There are some nice glass options that I would have preferred but I was worried about people stealing them from the work fridge. I ended up switch to intermittent fasting so I don't even take a lunch to work anymore so I'm kind of glad I didn't spend more for the glass lol

What about D-Mannose

ETA- I read about this supplement here on Reddit somewhere and saved it on my Amazon wishlist. I don't get UTIs often. Only two in the past 15 years...so there it remains, on my Amazon wishlist. Lol.

Edit 2- I just remembered why I added it! I bought it to add to my cats' food since I have one cat that is prone to UTIs and a boy, who by default would be prone to them. Adding the powder version to my cart now.

Also, would "cats' " be right if I'm talking about multiple cats of mine? Or would I just say cats? Halp!

Sorry you're getting downvoted for saying something works for you. I see there is peppermint and ginger in those gelcaps. You could give these peppermint flavored ginger chews a try if you want to stay on the safe side. There are smaller bags, but the 1lb bag is the best deal. I love them and the plain ginger ones, but they also have mango, orange, and peanut butter flavored ones.

If you want an example to pass on to her, here you go:

LeggingGirl

Amazon

I think Facebook does the exact opposite. They even have paid "promoting" options for someone who's selling something to be able to reach people beyond their own network of friends. You could try using the FBP extension (available for both Chrome and Firefox) to lower the amount of shit on your newsfeed, including but not limited to FB's own trending column.

That might just be Amazon's weird gobbledy gook URLs (I got a ref one when I searched normally) or have to do with Smile, but here's a regular link just in case: https://www.amazon.com/Framework-Understanding-Poverty-Cognitive-Approach/dp/1938248015

What about that Fit stuff that was like a "soap" for produce? Do they still sell that stuff?

Edit: Answered my own question in five seconds, WAY TO GO, CRISIS_REDDITOR, WITH THAT RESEARCH BEFORE POSTING THANG. https://smile.amazon.com/Fit-Organic-Vegetable-12-Ounce-Bottle/dp/B01I233NC8/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1522094859&sr=8-1&keywords=fit+fruit

I would tell her to basically research what she is doing before she uses it.

The thing that bothers me the most with EO MLMs is the fact that they promote ingesting the oils. I would tell her to exercise extreme caution before using these on her children, and to make sure she dilutes them with a carrier oil.

One of my favorite go-to resources is a book which I will link below that is a great reference guide.

Another brand that is non-mlm which is a great one to purchase from is Rocky Mountain Oils. A company in Colorado that makes a great product.

the book I recommend

I won’t speak to anything else that person is saying but that part is absolutely true.

https://www.webmd.com/mental-health/eating-disorders/anorexia-nervosa/news/20110711/deadliest-psychiatric-disorder-anorexia

Most MLMs have their pay structure online. They make increased commission and/or bonuses depending on their down line

Here’s an example for ItWorks

While they may not get $10 for you joining, they get an extra 10% on each order when you join.

When they say they don’t make any money from adding you to a team, they are either lying or so ignorant they don’t understand increased commission IS being paid for adding new team members.

I absolutely love reading these types of crazy Christian things. I need to get a copy of this. I’m sure it’s entertaining.

Edit: $15 on amazon https://www.amazon.com/More-Than-Sales-Seeking-Business/dp/0615960766/ref=nodl_

Yes, you will still be overpaying for your knives.

Victorinox fibrox is a great series of knives that come with lifetime warranty. They are excellent quality, can be washed in the dishwasher, and way cheaper. If you look around a few subreddit, you'll see them being recommended often. I love my chefs knife and kind of want to buy the set.

https://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-8-Piece-Knife-Block-Set/dp/B0000CF9AG

I googled “approved supplements Mayo Clinic.” A search bar on the official site was available. I searched Letter P. PLEXUS IS NOT LISTED

https://www.amazon.com/ArtNaturals-Aromatherapy-Peppermint-Frankincense-Therapeutic/dp/B01161IL20/ref=sr_1_6_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1532114880&sr=8-6&keywords=essential++oils+kit

Send her back this. 8 oils for $15. I get one of these every year or so, for my baths, and nobody has tried to recruit me to an MLM. Win win win.

https://www.webmd.com/children/news/20160513/more-children-accidently-poisoned-by-essential-oils

When you look up essential oils you will find a lot of unreliable sources from mommy blogs and other pseudoscience blogs

https://www.webmd.com/balance/features/negative-ions-create-positive-vibes

Shit you not, this is a webmd article crushing the validity of a theory that negative ions are good for our bodies and for depression and how you should buy a negative ionizer.

Apparently there is an entire health trend on the benefits of negative ions.

Wait. Are things like these okay though?

Because seriously these help my stomach like nothing else can.

I've got a 700-page textbook about essential oil safety and I recommend it to anyone who is thinking about working with them. It doesn't really get into pet safety because lots of essential oils simply haven't been tested on pets - not that they should be. I don't believe in subjecting animals to that. I just assume they're all toxic and keep my animals away from them.

Here's a couple:

https://www.amazon.com/Deeyomi-Womens-Fold-Over-Jersey-Yellow/dp/B078SXZT1L/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&qid=1527257922&sr=8-24&keywords=women%27s+foldover+skirt

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01KGI77AQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

but really, you can just do an amazon search for "women's flowy foldover skirt." the maxi skirts are cute too.

WebMD (not the most likely source of reliable help I know, but better than nothing!) says don't apply to skin while pregnant or breastfeeding because of lack of research on effects https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-308/red-clover

>Like would you be complaining if they served chocolate cake at the snack bar because if you fed it to your dog it'd get sick?

Like, OMG! But seriously, essential oils can kill your animals.

>Topical Creams/Ointments  As with lotions and oils, pet parents should use caution after immediate application of topical creams and ointments to their own skin. Always read the label so you know which ingredients are included. Some ingredients found in creams and ointments can cause serious, even life threatening, clinical signs. The following are ingredients that can cause serious clinical signs requiring medical intervention: baclofen, flurbiprofen, diclofenac, ketamine, lidocaine, dibucaine, 5-fluorouracil, calcipotriene as well as others. In some cases, small exposures (such as a pet licking the owner’s skin after recent application of the product) have resulted in severe clinical health and gastrointestinal issues. When applying these products, keep your skin covered and wear gloves during application or wash your hands thoroughly following use.

-From the ASPCA's poison control blurb on oils

It appears to be a subtractive color (cyan-magenta-yellow) chromatic aberration filter. Something like this. I don't know... why you'd want that.

Here you go. Similar product, $20 on Amazon. It's a vibrator, probably nsfw. With silicone you really don't need a heated feature, but Amazon has those too for about $50.

Here's a blog post I found: http://dianametdanny.com/why-i-regret-being-senegence-distributor/

This isn't about Lipsense, but it's a really good/simple breakdown of how MLMs function, and how "consultants" generally don't make shit. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/dont-let-facebook-friends-sell-pyramid-scheme/

At my job anything other than a phone charger that gets plugged into an outlet has to be screened by facilities. Also we are not allowed to wear anything that may be an "offensive scent" to the extent that they even provide staff with scent free hypoallergenic hand lotion.

I would start with a comment to the nurse in the room if it is distracting or aggravating a condition.

Was doing some poking around the web and found a quick little thing at Mayo Clinic

And a different toned article about contamination and spread of resistant diseases here

Overall it looks like it may be becoming a thing that is being experimented with and studied more and more. There are actual studies showing some benefits to staff happiness posted by the university of Utah (Hun city, I know) but nothing concrete.

I would be curious to know if they have any kind of decontamination policy or procedure in place though.

There was a 'Love What Matters' post going around for a while about a dog that went into seizures and almost died from diffused oils, but I can't find it.

Here's a WebMD about kids being poisoned by EO

https://www.webmd.com/children/news/20160513/more-children-accidently-poisoned-by-essential-oils

It's super hard to find anything reliable on essential oils because not a lot.of research has even been done on them. A lot of mom blogs. But here is some thing I found. Some of the Huns most favourite oils such as lavender, tea tree and wintergreen come up as highly toxic so there is that.

https://www.webmd.com/children/news/20160513/more-children-accidently-poisoned-by-essential-oils

Holy crap. Stella + Dot has horrible reviews. Expensive jewelry that falls apart, terrible customer service, lousy return policy. Stella & Dot reviews

Strap in, there are more emoji's coming soon

These are so new, they won't display on phones or computers yet until it's fully integrated.

But this one will hold promise!

My First Human Body Book https://www.amazon.com/dp/0486468216/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_4IlyAbEF3A7VS

My kids have this coloring book from Amazon for $3. Dover has other educational coloring books like this one as well for so cheap.

MLMers that rush to the comment sections like this are embarrassing themselves but they must be too oblivious or greedy to see it.

These prices are absurd. Plus, Rubbermaid is higher quality. Tupperware isn't what it used to be. See below Amazon link to a 28 piece Rubbermaid set for $35.99

https://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-Premier-28-Piece-Storage-Container/dp/B01E07KYKO/ref=sr_1_5?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1522098622&sr=1-5&keywords=kitchen+containers&refinements=p_n_material_browse%3A335850011

The colour is beautiful, no doubt. Luckily, it's not an exclusive Lipsense colour!

You can try this colour for $3.33 on Amazon

Fun fact: You can buy holy water on Amazon for $20. This is very strange to me, because your local priest will do a blessing for you for free. Whatever people are using that water for, it certainly isn't the same thing churches do.

Just real quick tho, recommend This shampoo to that poor lady. I don’t have a whole lot going on up there and this is super! ArtNaturals Argan-Oil Volume Enhancing Shampoo – Sulfate Free - Treatment for Premature Hair Loss Amazon link

WebMd has this to say

https://www.webmd.com/children/news/20160513/more-children-accidently-poisoned-by-essential-oils

I admit I like essential oils and will use them in place of "pharmaceuticals " for things like cleaning, repelling insects, treating zits, athletes foot etc. So I like to do plenty of reading and all the sources I found which I trust say ingesting them is sketchy at best.

If they're potent enough to have an effect when absorbed through the skin or inhaled when diluted then imagine putting them directly in your body. It's about concentration levels as well as the delicacy of membranes in the body.

Any MLMer is ALWAYS looking for someone to recruit. And being able to expand into that area while on vacation is pure catnip to them.

Things to clarify: How much is she paid and for what? What is the business - in CONCRETE TERMS what do they sell ro do?

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If she's a decent writer, try upwork.com and just freelance. There's also online for real tutoring sites.

Speaking of amazon dresses- This is actually one of my favorite dresses ever:

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B06ZYCVB2C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I own it in every color. $15.99 tops. Amazon is the bomb.

I don't think they make rose hip essential oil. When I type it in on amazon, it just comes up with the regular oils.

Btw, if anyone wants to try rose hip oil, the co2 extraction method is supposed to be better than cold pressed. That means longer shelf life and supposedly more of the nutritive benefits stay in the oil vs the cold pressed method. I use Pai. The differences I notice in the co2 vs cold pressed are the co2 extracted is thicker, bright orange, smells a lot better. I only need four drops and don't use it everyday so shelf life is important to me. The cold pressed I bought went rancid within a few months and I had over half the bottle left. :(

Out of curiosity, I checked to see how much they cost...per Amway’s website, it’s almost $30 for 12 8.4oz cans, or about $0.28/oz. Comparing to my search on Amazon, almost every other energy drink I found cost less per ounce, except for one curiously named Pussy Energy Drink ... at $0.41/oz

>It's honestly like they watered them bigger and the flavour got diluted as hell.

You're exactly right!

https://qz.com/426174/the-california-drought-might-actually-make-your-fruit-sweeter/ https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2014/10/23/357909950/why-californias-drought-stressed-fruit-may-be-better-for-you

The actual statistics only say "homicide" not by her partner, just in general. They account for domestic abuse, but they're also counting the women murdered by people they've never met.

It changed recently for those born after 2007 it appears. It’s not directly your birthday but has to do with where the ss office is and when was applied for(almost always at birth). So if someone knows your birthplace and month/year they can make a really good guess at most the numbers and the others can they get with social engineering or other methods. Honestly I just hide my birthday because I don’t want spam from random people saying happy birthday. But if your a bit paranoid(like me, kinda lol) you could hide birthday and birth places on public sites or only have friends see them. Also your birth place or birthday is sometimes used as security questions. This site explains in more details if your curious.

https://www.fool.com/retirement/general/2015/02/01/what-does-your-social-security-number-mean.aspx

Yah so this woman is insane and got shut down on FB for promoting her salty cabbage drink. I would say she is a cult leader and someone has died from her advice. Its not an MLM but it is a huge scam, I followed all the drama for awhile. If Dr. Phil is promoting her in a positive light that is fucked. She should be in prison. This site is full of reviews for it https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/jillyjuice.com

It's on the corner of the post (PosterMyWall.com). That specific design template is here.

Temporary email like temp-mail.org is for this kind of situations. Or would it be useful to get the emails and mark them spam. I kinda hope anything with the term Herbalife already gets stopped by major email-providers' spam filters

Maria Konnikova has a fantastic book on exactly this, it's very insightful and just shows why any one of us could be scammed - particularly those who believe they're immune!

Jeez! You can get an e-cloth mop for less than half that on Amazon.

Man most of the ones I see on Amazon are just as ugly as LLR. Sifting through for the good ones though. I'll def try em out. How's the waistband on theirs?

Hell yea, found Beetlejuice pants.

So the nice thing about stuff like this is it really confirms these people are awful. I mean, am I really expected to believe this person is nice outside of LLR?

LLR is the biggest mystery to me. I can see how people get started with Tupperware, or pampered chef or cheapish items they would use anyway and want to try to get a deal on. Minimal investment. LLR requires SO MUCH MONEY just to get started. It is just insane. I can possibly see my friends maybe buying a pizza cutter or a microwave rice cooker but no way in hell could I ever convince myself my friends would buy clothes from me. We just don't buy that many clothing items. You are literally opening a clothing store and have no control over what they send you. I honestly can't see how this ever became popular.

I mean look right now these ultra soft leggings on Amazon are like $14, free shipping, fun patterns and lots of reviews.

I suggest trying meetup.com and trying out a boardgame meetup. I will caution that some are very clique-y and play super intimidating 6 hour long strategy games, but if you can find one that does all types of games you can meet new people and since you are actively engaged in a game there isn't the pressure to sit there and drink because you went to some mix and mingle thing at a bar where you can't hear anyone and feel super awkward.

I'm not sure about Thieves specifically but I found this article that seems to cover dangers of both skin contact and inhalation. Not the most reputable research based source, more news, but it could help get you started?

First one is the heavy black heart, second is the black heart suit (the names and characters predate unicode emoji and get turned into emoji with an invisible special character). The presentations are pretty similar on most platforms, except the HTC and emojidex sets, in which the suit character is a card, and the Mozilla set, in which the suit character is black.

💓 💖 💕 💞 💗 💝 ❤️ would be a better set that relies more on shape differences than color ones. It's more colorblind friendly and less dependent on device presentation. If you really had to do this. 💔.

Yeah, I’m curious as to how powdered butter would change the texture of my cookies and cakes. I’d also like to see how it would do on hot popcorn, or mixed in with breadcrumbs for chicken Milanese. But it looks like it can be found on Amazon for fourteen bucks, with the added benefit of the peace of mind that comes from not giving your money to enrich an MLM’s upline!

Here's The Seventh Sin, available free on SmashWords:

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/349822

I have it on the marketplace on dozens of places, including the Apple store, Amazon, etc. Amazon won't let me price it free, but they had it for free for a long time (due to "price-matching") but now it's the .99 minimum again. I'm only linking it so you can read the 11 reviews for it.

https://smile.amazon.com/Seventh-Sin-William-Bott-ebook/dp/B00EX6GAP6/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

My book reached at least #48 in the Free Literary Fiction section on Amazon.com for a couple of weeks, too!

I recently read a similar experience with a three month old girl. Her condition is called tongue tied.

I hope your family has answers soon.

I think it's Snapchat's label font - if you want it for your computer, Office Code Pro Regular by Nathan Rutsky seems to be the closest I can find to it.

Using clove oil for tooth pain isn't "new", or magic. It's been around forever.

The oils an MLM might sell you are vastly overpriced and absolutely no better than the stuff at Wal*Mart.

Clove oil works to numb tooth pain, and it is available from any pharmacy or the spice rack at the grocery store for a few dollars - the last time I bought it, it was under $4.00 a bottle. That bottle will last for years of toothaches and baking.

The active ingredient in the oil is called Eugenol, which has antiseptic and anesthetic properties.

I wouldn't use it on a baby, or anyone allergic, or for longer than it takes to get to a dentist. Here's more: Use Clove Oil to Soothe a Toothache

The Unicode name for it is "Person Raising Both Hands in Celebration (🙌)." Many emoji sets include at least arms connected to the hands, but a bunch don't, like the Samsung set in the picture.

Plexus seems to be the worst with the complicated pay system. They brag about how the “get paid 11 ways!!!” To me it just sounds like 11 ways to lose track of how much you make per unit sold: https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/donnawentzhilbert/11-ways-to-earn-income-with-plexus-45671208

Chocolate Greens nutrition facts.

https://www.fatsecret.com/calories-nutrition/it-works/chocolate-greens

Wow, it's a scoop of nothingness, presumably just artificial flavoring and salt. I can't quickly locate an ingredients list that isn't a giant pdf off their own slow as Christmas website.

>Reddit's algorithm

It's called markdown. Lots of sites use it though, Reddit is probably just the most popular. YouTube comments have partial support for it so you can do things like italicise words in YouTube comments. Most forums support it as well. Also, GitHub comments support it as well.

My only complaint is that Disqus doesn't support it (instead they use HTML tags).

You can escape the markdown by putting a \ in front of it.

So, \#aHashtagNotAHeader

Will look like this:

#aHashtagNotAHeader

So, there's a lot of eye lash serums out there. My mom swears by one called Rapid Lash. It's about $30 on Amazon. $140 is insanely expensive.

Rapidlash Eyelash Enhancing Serum

Edit: Just looked it up. Apparently the active ingredient used to be really similar to Latisse, but after some legal trouble with the makers of Latisse (who own the active chemical compound) they changed the formula. It's no longer effective after the formula change.

I get my leggings from Amazon now, usually $10-12 with Prime shipping. I've found most of the leggings MLMs like Legging Army/Buskins/etc sell on Amazon. The ones I bought last year have held up well, and they're super comfy. They do have the elastic waist versus the yoga band like LLR does, which is the biggest downside. (Plus Amazon has an amazing return policy and process)

Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Leggings-Depot-R595-OS-Print-Superfemme/dp/B01N5JM70Z/ref=sr_1_3?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1515933454&sr=1-3&nodeID=7141123011&psd=1&th=1&psc=1

Legging Army:

https://leggingarmy.com/plus-size-oriental-gardens/

Got this from amazon. We really love it, it changes all different colors and has a big capacity for larger rooms. Its not super easy to clean but we just wipe it out when we refill

Today i also searched for an app to put multiple screenshots together and I've also found Stitch It but i uninstalled it immediately because of the bullshit watermark.

If you still need an app for this i found this one to be useful:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zombodroid.imagecombinerfree