☣Glock Girl☣

Hey y'all,

When I was in Texas I heard this bangin' remix of Jamie Foxx's "Blame It". The words were pretty similar to the original but also had something like "we gettin' drunk". The music was Cajun/zydeco music. Looking on Google, iTunes, and Youtube I've only found the other remixes. Can you name this remix and who's on it?

He is just over 6'.

I was thinking $50/mo, is that realistic? Bonus points for answers from tanning salon professionals. Thanks much!

If I'm second in line at a stop sign and the first car is going to turn left, do I have to wait for them to turn before I can turn right (assuming there's plenty of room for me to safely do so and I make a full stop first)?

If I'm the 2nd car at a red light and there's room for me to go around the 1st car and take a right turn on red, can I lawfully do so (as long as I make a complete stop first)?

In "Lalala" by Jay-Z and "Quiet" by Lil' Kim.

When I potted my lucky bamboo the foil ties came loose and the "braid" unraveled. How do I braid it back again? Looks like this:

http://www.luckyplants.com/goldbraid.JPG

After taking x-rays and using a laser pen, my new dentist told me I needed to have my fillings replaced (I have some amalgamated fillings and some composites). I have had them in for almost 20 years and am not having any symptoms to indicate there are any problems. The reason I am skeptical is that I saw a different dentist @ Kaiser in August and they mentioned nothing at all about this. What do you think, does it sound like it's necessary to replace them?

I looked under my memory foam mattress (which is less than a year old) and there is a round mildew spot under the side where I sleep...it's about 20" x 20". I have spilled NOTHING on it, and even have a stain-proof protector on it (mattress pad). I can't think of what would cause this...I'm not in a particularly humid environment. Has anyone else had this happen or can you think of what caused it?

I was introduced to "The Secret" a few years ago and have been very intriqued by the power of attraction. I have tested it and been astonished as I watched it unfold before me. I want to believe in it whole-heartedly but still have a few lingering doubts and would like to put them to rest so that I can fully embrace it. I would love to hear your thoughts on the following very tough questions:

1) If one is born with severe mental challenges (i.e. Autism or Down Syndrome) is it possible they can free themselves of their disability by using the power of attraction? How?

2) If you use the power of attraction to attract eternal youth, could you live forever?

3) We know about certain chemical properties and their effects on the body (e.g. calories, poison, water, etc.) How can these be overcome by using the power of attraction? For example, if I decided to eat only high-fat high-cal food for every meal, it makes sense that I would gain weight because of the biology of it. How can the power of attraction override such a thing?

I am posing these questions from a philosophical standpoint as I don't have the answers to them myself and would like to know more.

Please answer these questions SPECIFICALLY, I already know the basic principles of The Secret. Thank you for your time and ideas.

Hey guys,

I am comparing the Lexus ES and Acura RSX. Which is a better overall car, specifically in the following areas: fuel economy, crash test safety, and dependability (less likely to need major repairs)? Your help is appreciated.

I ask because I got a brand-new Guzmania bromeliad for work (call center, flourescent light-land) and it was very unhappy within a day or two. I got it because I have seen plenty of other bromeliads there that thrived, but most of them were in areas of the office that are shaded. Is there a way I can keep it @ work and have it still be happy?

I bought a bromeliad at a natural foods store about 2 weeks ago and it's not doing well. It was a gorgeous blood-red color and in nearly-perfect condition when I bought it. I took it to work, a call center with flourescent lighting, because I had seen the same type of bromeliad do well there. I noticed a couple days later it had a "split" on the flower and on one of the leaves right above the soil line (it looks like if you took a knife and slit a few inches). Then the color of the flower started to drastically fade to the brownish-red it is now, with most the flower leaves curling under and looking pretty dry, almost "scaly"...except that it is still that gorgeous blood-red in the middle, lower part of the flower stalk. Some of the leaves are brown and dry and 2 are yellow. I have watered this plant when the surface is just slightly dry, once or twice a week and gave it a tiny bit of liquid fertilizer once. Also, I did leave it in the car on a hot day on accident, but draped a beach towel over it. I'm wondering if that caused all this, or the environment I had it in, etc...I have since brought it home and would appreciate advice on what to do to bring it back to life. I have a patio with a fair amount of sun exposure I can put it on if that's best. Any advice on specifically what happened and the solution would be appreciated. This is what it looks like, but a bit taller:

http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/uhmplants/Bromeliad.jp...

If you make a debit card purchase (whether VISA or pin-based) and it is returned unpaid by the bank, how many times can that merchant continue to submit the debit to the bank for payment? How many times can they submit a check? Please reference your source.

My temp gauge was fluctuating all over the place last week, then was up past the red line for 2 days with the engine fan coming on when I turned the car off. I added coolant, which helped only slightly. I took it into the shop and was told I needed a new radiator, so they replaced it. I am concerned though because the needle on the temp gauge is now at 1/3, almost 1/2 of the way of the way up. I have had the car for 3 years and the needle has always been between the 1/4 to 1/3 mark, but I'm wondering if this is too high, esp. given that it now has the new radiator. What is an acceptable, safe range for the temp gauge to be in, and at what point should I be concerned?

Is there an eco-friendly way to do so? It is not fit for donation or sale.

Besides Goodwill...

I made a jar candle. The wick wasn't stuck tightly enough to the bottom of the jar though and when it was burning the wick drifted over to one side. Now the wick is done and there's lots of wax leftover just on the one side (putting a new wick in doesn't help). So I would like to melt the wax down and put a new wick in the center so I can finish burning it. How can it safely be melted down without damaging the jar? I thought of placing it in a bath of boiling water, but don't want to crack the jar. Any suggestions?