Ok, I know I am lazy but can someone tell me these answers?
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I know it's illegal, but can someone tell me how to ping my friend's computer... they said it was ok.?
ok, all you do is go onto command prompt and type in "ping xxx.xxx.xxx", wer xxx.xxx.xxx is watever your friend's ip address is. Then, it will come up with a whole bunch of info and stuff. also, if you type in "ping/exe", it gives you a key to some of the acronymes
Is it good enough to just tell someone "Just text/tell me if you need anything"?
Well, at best it’s a worthless gesture, and at worst, it’s insincere as well.I went through a very painful loss, some surgery that prevented my driving anywhere (and I was living by myself and unable to walk), and each time was told “let us know if you need anything.” Great. So, I had to take a cab to and from work every day. And it was pretty obvious because after my paratrsnsit expired, there was a cab to pick me up and drop me off every day. So… I wasn’t going to ask people to drive me to work. If they were willing to do it they would have offered. Same for cooking, grocery shopping, and getting the mail.There was one kind-hearted couple from my church. I had dinner with them once a week at a time when I really, really needed it. It was a lifesaver. And they didn’t leave it up to me to ask. They just invited.So, you can probably figure out what would be really helpful. Meals are wonderful. If it’s not feasible, home-cooked meals that they can freeze are wonderful. Grocery shopping. Errand running. Then just make the specific offer: “I’m going to the store tomorrow; anything I can pick up for you? Why don’t you make a list for me and I’ll stop by before I go.”Otherwise, do the person a favor. Just express your sympathy. Because if it’s me, I’m going to assume you really don’t want to put yourself out. Which if fine. We can’t all be available all the time to everyone. But don’t make the other person wonder.Maybe all you can do is pick the other person up and take him or her out for coffee and pie. Do that.
How can I tell If someone is using/snorting Roxy's?
1. Look for excessive scratching and blotchy skin. If you suspect they are being snorted, listen for the "sniffles." Also pay attention to whether or not the person is nodding off during times of inactivity, such as watching TV or reading a magazine (eyes slowly get more and more closed, the person may slump forward or fall asleep sitting up.) 2. Excessive sweating, goose-bumps, diarrhea, irritability, lack of motivation to do daily things. 3. The worst of the symptoms last for about a week, after which they start to taper off and should be more or less gone in 2-3 weeks. W/D effects can be noticed about 8-12 hours after last use. 4. Yes, I was on them with both of my children. Luckily they turned out perfect and healthy, but it was a bad thing to do and I regret it completely. 5. The most noticeable long-term effects will be more behavioral in nature than physical. Money and valuables will start to disappear, lying about where they are going or what they have spent money on, and a roller coaster of emotional highs and lows (high when they have the drugs, low when they can't score or are in W/D) Weight loss and thinning hair can be noticed with very high dosages, and if the preferred route of administration is snorting, the user will have severe nasal/sinus problems (chronic congestion, bloody noses, sinus headaches, etc.) If you suspect someone close to you is heavy into this stuff, the best thing you can do for them is to confront them about it. Believe me, once you are hooked, it's a vicious cycle that can last many, many years. I finally kicked the habit by admitting myself into a methadone maintenance program. Make sure you do research on the facility, because many of them are out there just to get your money, not to actually help you. Feel free to message me with any questions you may have, as I have been through hell and back with these drugs! Good luck and God Bless.
Would you have sex with someone after meeting them for the third time?
Only you can answer what you would feel comfortable doing -- both in the moment and after the fact. Although you have talked about your sexual history, etc ... USE PROTECTION if you choose to have sex. A lot of people (especially men) don't show any signs of having an std ... and you don't have to be promiscuous to get one. If you find that you don't really want to have sex, only need the physical release ... perhaps take care of things yourself before the date. It will at least clear your mind so that you make the decision without a hormonal overload making you do something you regret later. After your added details: I don't think they routinely test people for things like HPV and Herpes. Its hard to test for them if someone isn't having an outbreak (which some people never do, but still pass it on). Protection really is best until you are definitely in a monogamous relationship for a while.
Can someone tell me how getting married works?
ok im from texas so this is what you need to do. Call your local county clerks office and talk to them. (just google your county name and than marriage license) There is a 72 hour wait period unless your in the miltary. They are only good for 30 days. And they cost 41 bucks (well the one is my county does) Both parties must be there to sign the license. Both parties must have a valid ID such as a driver's license. Best thing is that there is no blodd test requirements. :) this is what they site looks like for harris county: http://www.cclerk.hctx.net/ than you would click on contact than brand office locations. It lists all the locations in your county. Give one of them a call. Hope this helps
When someone asks you how you're doing and you're feeling awful, what should you say?
On most occasions someone asking how you are doing is a courtesy and greeting rather than a desire to get an in-depth recap of your current state of affairs. This is not an opportunity to go into specifics about any illness you may be experiencing or emotional issues you are dealing with. Etiquette dictates that you reply in a short meaningful way that shows appreciation for their interest.For example: "I am a little under the weather to day, but expect to be back to 100% soon. Thank you fro asking. How are you doing?" If "under the weather" is not a common idiom:"Honestly, I am not feeling well, but expect to fully recover soon. I appreciate you asking. How have you been doing? If you are feeling awful emotionally then try: " I appreciate you asking. I am a bit out of sorts today. It has been a trying week, but these things always pass. How have you been doing?"