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The toilet tank fills up normally but slowly drains ... eventually there isn't "enough" water in the tank so it fills up again... then slowly drains... then fills up again... it goes on and on. Never stops!

It never overflows, it fills up to the line. It only drains about an inch of water before "realizing" it doesn't have enough water.

The flapper seems fine, (though I don't know how old it is), and there is no residue.

Help!

My mother took four days off work so we could meet up in NYC but I got so sick I couldn't drive there. So she decided not to go to NYC either but still used up those four days and didn't go to work. Her co-workers and employees will be expecting some info and perhaps even photos or vids.

But I'm not too good at photoshop :(

Any ideas how I can help her?

I will be my boyfriend's tag-along for an Iron Maiden concert next month and I want to become a little more familiar with their music, especially their biggest hits and/or songs they always perform during their concerts. So... Iron Maiden fans... which songs are a must?

...you know... besides in like a zoo, I guess.

Any lions running free over there?

So, I'm a pretty good surfer. My problem is I kinda get really tired. I'm very little. 18 almost 19, but 5'1'' and a 100 pounds. And people say I'm not better at surfing because of that. They say surfers need longer limbs or something. Really? Is that why I'm not better? People just say it's because I'm too little.

I've been doing squats for over a year now. I've gotten great results. I exercise 4 times a week. It's done wonders for my body. I feel great! BUT my thighs really do hurt most of the time. Just like they did when I first started. Why, after more than a year, do they still hurt?

I went to this three-day surf contest thing and it rained on the first two days so they canceled the event and moved it to the next day. It was just raining, no storm or anything. I don't get it. Why cancel the event?

Ok, beyond the fact that it's good for me, I LOVE yogurt. I eat a little bit almost every day.

Now, I know that too much of everything/anything is bad for you.

So, what can too much yogurt cause? Of course, forgetting the 'fake', too much sugar, extra ingredients and all that.

I eat probably the most natural yogurt... at least as natural as I know it can get.

Let's say it's the world's healthiest yogurt... but too much of it... and what happens?

I'll be 19 years old next month and are still totally scared sh*tless of the dark. If I'm in the dark I tend to tremble, sweat (though I feel cold), my vision gets extremely blurry, I get dizzy, etc. Now, I've read tons of reasons and none apply. Like, for example, that something happened when I was little and was in a dark place or something. Nope. Nothing like that has ever happened to me.

I get really embarrased, although not many people know about this. Gotta sleep with that damn light on! So... can I be cured?