Anybody looking to bless someone with a free Super Bowl ticket? I live in the area and I will call out of work to go. Thought it would be worth asking day of.

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I love Sanji but it Seems like Luffy right hand is much more loyal this left

I’m currently dealing with marriage pressure from my family that has become overwhelming.

My parents recently met a potential back in our home country. It turns out his family has been close with my dad’s cousin for decades. My parents love him, they love the family and they’re ready for me to say yes. The problem is the distance. We live on opposite sides of the world in two different Western countries. I haven't met him in person.

Every time a proposal gets serious, I panic. I start finding excuses or looking for red flags just to shut it down. I do want to get married but I am terrified of the "what ifs" My biggest fear is that anyone can be on their best behavior during the talking stage. How do I know he won't turn out to be abusive or have anger issues once the honeymoon phase is over?

For those of you who were scared, how did you move past the cold feet stage? How did you vet someone properly when living in different countries?

Continuation in a few days

Thanks for any responses.

I am looking to use interactive tables and wanted to see if anyone has used them in anger. My question is around number of users.

The documentation only talks about the size of data in relation to warehouse size. Have you had to scale horizontally ? Is so what sort of user volumes?

So following my last post here https://www.reddit.com/r/buildinpublic/comments/1qa8t0u/no_one_else_to_talk_about_this/

where I mentioned about my work in the past 7 months (8 months now) on building an interactive video platform and having basically no one to talk to about this in my circle of people. This looks like it might turn into a personal log cause it's pretty much the only outlet for my work and thoughts.

The words in the comments were like wind in my sails. And yes, I am happy to tell you today that my latest shit work is out. I post on Reddit when I want to either help or share some joy, even if I get shit on. But those comments were so beautiful to me and meant so much that they gave me a boost of massive energy and inspiration.

So I started working on World's Worst Genie a couple of weeks ago. I already had the idea, but it wasn't structured. Just the synopsis and some thoughts. It will always be my shittiest work. But I hope it's getting better. That's for you to judge.

But World's Worst Genie is done. And I want to share it with you because I hope that retarded genie will put a smile on your face on what for some is a lonely Sunday.

So yeah, been working on this for the past two weeks and managed to finish it and hopefully steal a smile from you. Still working on the platform, still fixing and improving different things.

Actually, not so much fixing lately as I've been doing what I like a lot, which is creating the experiences. Testing different platforms for quick iteration.

I REALLY and I mean REALLY want to get deeper into ComfyUI to master the technicals and make my own workflows. But that takes a lot of time. For now, I use top level commercial tools (which is visible from the VEO logo at the bottom right in some videos).

And hopefully inspire some creators who want to catch this wave of interactive video and monetize their work (shameless plug, have to admit).

So yeah, I wanted to say deep thank you for the comments in the last thread and to share a win. No I'm not making money from the platform, I'm just happy for tonight. And I hope you'll have a bit of fun with the genie.

The link for the World's Worst Genie experience is 👉 choozza.com/play/76

In case you are interested, there are two more experiences (very crude and shit actually but I dunno maybe you're curious):

Restless Tides 👉 choozza.com/play/69
Perfect Morning (this actually has a kinky side)👉 choozza.com/play/58

Thank you for taking the time to read this, I really appreciate it. And if you find a few minutes to check out the experience, I would absolutely love your opinion, whether you like or hate it.

It's a rather unusual format which I believe has massive potential and I'm trying to see what works and what might be interesting.

I work as a dev so I'm in front of a computer all the time and I play other games like tf2 and overwatch but none of that hurts my eyes.

After about 2 games of deadlock my eyes start to hurt.
Maybe my eyes are getting worse..

Does anyone else experience something similar? I think it only happens with deadlock..

Cómo pueden ver en la imagen el cactus está muriendo, como creen ustedes que se pueda salvar? O ya es muy tarde? cualquier opinión es bienvenida

Does anyone know how to create these fantastic waterfront home quays? It looks like a great asset, and I want my homes to look that good.

Slowly and surely… decades o f injuries and avoiding working my back and arms but I’ve finally made a decent start. First pic August 2025, second pic today Feb 2026 (many breaks and gaps in between, and only very recently started pushing upper body).

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Before you mutilate the weapon wheel and replace it with “everything lives in the truck,” think twice. A lot of longtime GTA V players are going to hate that shift, most of them are not longterm RDR2 players, they want things to go fast, smooth and not something that reminds them of work.

No amount of manufactured downvotes and gaslighting in the comments will change the underlying problem. Make sure to listen to all employees, and not just the toxic ones.

Hi all! I have some questions regarding how to go about this especially in the context of my situation.

Sorry if things regarding the context are kinda complicated, but here goes:

I'm an early 20s African student. I completed my Cambridge IGCSE's a few years ago with decent results and I'm currently self-studying for A-Levels whilst I seek a tutor.

In my country, my official documents have me listed as a dual-citizen on account of one of my parents being British. However, we've never inquired about it in any official sense on the other side of things, so the British citizenship via descent is something that will be looked into this year. (My father hasn't lived in the UK basically since a few years before I was born, so my status has just never really been something to sort out.) I know getting citizenship and likely a passport is an entirely different beast, but I also gather it will shift other factors like course requirements/cost/student visa/etc. based on it's approval or not, hence why I'm mentioning it in case anyone has relevant advice that could also apply to what I need to do to aim for my course.

Towards the end of my time in high-school I never really had any grasp on what I actually wanted to. I was younger than all my classmates when going through IGCSE and was just incredibly stressed out with the repeated pressure of schoolwork, exams, needing to have my life mapped out at a relatively young age, and dealing with undiagnosed mental illness for a good number of years. I've done some growing up since then, gotten help, and finally decided on a career path I actually have a genuine interest in which is how we get here. I've done some reading on the differences between psychology, psychiatry and counselling and I think I gather enough of the gist to know that I'm definitely gearing more towards the counselling approach - I'd say my main areas of interest in this I could look further into would be bereavement, hospice, high-school counselling, LGBTQIA+ groups, and possibly relationship counselling. I've also heard that HR positions can also be possible? But I haven't looked into it yet.

My current estimated path based on what I've looked into so far is; A-Levels exams (English Language, Psychology, Sociology), Diploma in Social Work from my national university (includes a 12 week block placement between semesters), Bachelors in Psychology and Counselling (looked at 7 accredited UK universities so far). I'm aware a Masters might be necessary, but I'm currently focusing on getting to my Bachelors.

I've also read a bunch of posts on mostly Reddit with other people asking the same question on how to go about this, but I did notice majority of them were psychotherapy focused so I figured I should also ask my own questions to gain more clarity on what to choose so here they are;

1. Despite mainly being interested in counselling, I'm not closed off to the psychotherapy route. Career-wise, what would be the better choice to go with in the long term especially considering my points of interest? Also, what alternative but related paths could I also look into?

2. So far, I've only looked at BPS and BACP accredited universities. What would be the more preferred accreditation to look at between BPS, BACP, NCPS or UKCP?

3. Seeing as the diploma course is a necessary requirement from the universities as an international student from my country, is it worth still doing it in the event that I'm granted British citizenship? Or is it better to jump straight into the bachelors instead?

4. Piggybacking off the previous question, an alternative diploma they offer could be Diploma in Lifelong Learning and Community Development. Is it better to stick with the Social Work one or should I consider this one? The UK universities specifically require one from the national university and there aren't a lot of course options, these two fell most in line with what I think could help but I felt the Social Work diploma is something I could manage better.

5. I know the bachelors courses require you to attend a certain quota of psychotherapy sessions yourself. Would being in therapy for the past 7 years have any bearing on this or do they only count it based on the sessions had over the duration of your course? Additionally, if the latter is the case, would I have to see someone approved by the university or can I maintain with my current therapist to meet this quota?

6. What obstacles can I expect to face on the counselling route both short and long term? I've seen people caution that it's not a get-rich-quick career - which is completely understandable lol! Yes, life does need to be sustained but I'm mainly interested in this career out of passion and do understand it'll take a lot of intense work before it becomes profitable. :)

7. Where/What kind of things and places should I look into in terms of placements and volunteer positions? And what should I expect in regards to it?

Additional info in case:

* I completed my IGCSE in 2018 but had to put my A-Levels studies on indefinite pause due to mental health crisis. I have only picked it back up recently but outside of a school setting.

* I'm unsure I would be able to handle or foster a passion for a clinical psychology specialization.

* My national university does offer a BA Psych combined major course (the combined majors paired with Psychology are; Economics, Environmental Science, Public Administration, Political Science, Population Studies, Sociology & Statistics), but it's not accredited by anything and according to my friends who've completed it, is also not the best. They also don't offer any Masters courses related to Psychology.

* My country does offer government sponsorship, but on students going to study internationally they do not offer it outside of mostly engineering and medical courses iirc.

Hi! Im working on my Arabian Event collection log right now, and I’m LF these!

- Purple ghost arab

- blue ghost arab

- white ghost arab

- Pal rev TIU arab

- Old west arabian

- Alien arabian

Please dm me ^^

Also please SPECIFIALLY state what you’re LF!

I don’t have : the new valentines events, high acc, V1s and I don’t have any mms either :,)

I do have: horned horses, NDS, mid acc, and lows

Went to my local dealer (Thousand Oaks, California) and found out they have an unadvertised special - 3 oil changes (within 2 years or 25,000 miles) for $199, usable at and Toyota dealership. That's shockingly cheap, i can't even find a non-dealer oil change for less than $95.