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That sounds just like the pitch from the guy selling annuities every Sunday morning on TV. "Make the money work for you!" ...Okay, I'm with the both of you so far... Well, up until now at least, the market has always recovered and provided a decent return over the long run. You might not get an...

Ok, so that may be the time to 'pump', but how do you know when to 'dump'? ..that is, before everybody else does and you lose your shirt! XRP: I remember on another 'pharma' forum many years ago there was one user there really touting XRP as the coin to have. I bet he made out pretty well...

I was a target of a phishing campaign on Protonmail just today... I received an email appearing to come from Protonmail asking me to click on a button to verify my Protonmail address. Upon further inspection I noticed it was actually sent from some fake address (e.g., email@avxi-yz.com)...

I was never a fan of those big round chalky ones. Real soma is a great sleep mag for occasional use and their Indian counterparts seemed to be quite weak in comparison. At least that was my experience some years ago. Maybe they've improved since. As with any fake mag though, the blisters can be...

Yes. I emailed him (first time) a few days ago and got a reply informing me that he was awaiting re-stocking.

I think in this context it is pretty much synonymous with 'plain text'. It just means "everyday" text that is unencrypted and without any special formatting like RTF (Rich Text Formatting). I don't how necessary it was to word it this way because anytime text is copied to the clipboard using...

Nowadays, pretty much every online exchange requires a mobile number in the first few steps when you sign up. Before 2FA became popular, you used to be able to sign up with just an email address. If you live near one, some crypto ATM's that accept cash will generate a token or QR code to be...

@AeonFlux75 - Thanks for the update!!! I inquired yesterday about the pwdr since he had recently reported on another thread that it was available. Your post detailing your experience has now made that my first choice... Yes, the short half-life of et1z is one of the primary things that...

@Sn0wman420...I accept your argument to a certain degree as tiz is similar to lorazepam in terms of onset of action, duration and effect in my experience. Unlike lorazepam tho, I can use it for months on end without developing major tolerance at doses of 1-2mg. But maybe the best thing about it...

Wow. That describes me to a tee -sans the .25mg of seroquel for a crumb of remeron taken sublingually. My sleep has also taken a major hit in the years I've been without 3tiz. Up 'til then, just a little bit of powder on the end of a wet toothpick and I'd sleep like a log and would wake up...

For sleep, I find it better than valium, but nowhere near as good as etizolam, which doesn't produce anywhere near the same amount of tolerance.