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Has anybody ever done a food sensitivity test?

Never really thought to ask my food how it feels.

We did one back in March. I posted results somewhere on here. It was worth it.

https://www.fifthavenueforum.com/forum/ ... ll#p916727

Nice thanks. What kind of symptoms were you experiencing to lead you to do that?

And also not seeing anywhere that I can pay with my HSA

Found it.

Can I use my HSA/FSA account to pay for a test?
Generally speaking, yes, you can use your HSA/FSA account to pay for an at-home health test. Your Everlywell test is authorized by a physician, so it should fit the guidelines for most HSA/FSA coverage. If you have a particularly rigorous plan, it is best to check with your own plan if you’d like to verify before purchase.

**** that car in particular.

That BetRivers commercial that keeps coming up on Facebook with Mike Ditka. He's borderline unintelligible, clearly has no idea what he is selling, and his nails (which I only notice because he's holding the phone out) are not trimmed and dirty. Just a mess.

Seeing this reminds me of a jacked up story from a few years back. A couple coworkers were supposed to travel together and were going to meet at the office.

One had to come down 79 from Cranberry and got stuck in a bunch of traffic due to an accident.

While they were traveling, he found out that his friend died in that accident due to a tire coming off a big rig on the other side of the road and bouncing through his windshield like that.

So. Not only was his friend dead, but he had unknowingly been sitting in a traffic jam due to it. Horrible stuff.

Where does Big Pistachio get off saying pistachios are the "original plant based protein?"

Zorg.

@DigitalGypsy66 mentioned this in another thread, but there’s a major AWS issue right now that is affecting virtually everything. I was unable to search and browse on Amazon earlier today, and right now cannot use Alexa to turn on my smart devices. Surprised that they had no local routine for stored procedures in the event of an outage. Seems like an obvious oversight.

Ring is down, too. Nice.

Our campus course management system, fortunately, isn't hosted on AWS...but many other popular ones are. And it's final exams week in many places. Not great timing.

DigitalGypsy66 mentioned this in another thread, but there’s a major AWS issue right now that is affecting virtually everything. I was unable to search and browse on Amazon earlier today, and right now cannot use Alexa to turn on my smart devices. Surprised that they had no local routine for stored procedures in the event of an outage. Seems like an obvious oversight.

My wife is a PM in the financial sector and the AWS outage has been, well, not good for the fund event they are trying to launch. They've been on a crisis call since 1230

DigitalGypsy66 mentioned this in another thread, but there’s a major AWS issue right now that is affecting virtually everything. I was unable to search and browse on Amazon earlier today, and right now cannot use Alexa to turn on my smart devices. Surprised that they had no local routine for stored procedures in the event of an outage. Seems like an obvious oversight.

My wife is a PM in the financial sector and the AWS outage has been, well, not good for the fund event they are trying to launch. They've been on a crisis call since 1230

Pfft. Try being forced to turn on the TV or a light like some kind of Neanderthal.

How quickly did AWS seemingly take over the world? I swear I had barely heard of it five years ago.

All my ring stuff is back online as is Alexa. I can go back to being lazy and not manually turn anything off or on lol.

Yeah, it’s all back online for me, as well.

I guess that explains why Brightwheel wasn't working earlier

The war on Christmas has begun.

The war on Christmas has begun.

Either that or God stepped up from a bush

mentioned this in another thread, but there’s a major AWS issue right now that is affecting virtually everything. I was unable to search and browse on Amazon earlier today, and right now cannot use Alexa to turn on my smart devices. Surprised that they had no local routine for stored procedures in the event of an outage. Seems like an obvious oversight.

Get a damn clapper



A friend of mine in college had his TV and desk lamp hooked up to one of these. Many drunken late nights were spent beating on his door and turning his stuff on.