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Okay so this is coming out left field, but I have been spending an hour trying to find my answer, and this is my last resort.

I am writing a story and the main character is in leather cuffs she needs to cut her way out of. She has no knives or sharp objects nearby, only a dismantled teir display. Is it possibly to improvise and cut leather with the fine-threaded bolt of the display or not?

I've been looking for replacement cables down to and including on Ebay but having no luck for Yarnology brand, only Boye. I've heard the Boye brand is the exact same as Yarnology just with a different name and a coat of paint, but I just want to make sure.

So two idiots used tile adhesive in place of grout for the tiles of my bathroom floor. They laid the backer board down then used the adhesive as stated before.

Can it just easily be broken up or do I need to do something drastic to remove it as I'm remodeling my bathroom?

I don't have the funds to take her to the vet, first off. She had a blister of some kind on her neck that was about the size of a grape. She had itched it until it burst and at first the hole was about as wide as a wooden pencil lead.

Now, she's scratched the scab off and has widened the hole to the size of a dime. What the hell do I do to help treat it so it won't get infected? She's an outdoor cat mostly because my father is a stickler and refuses to let me bring her in.

For damp wounds like this (as there's fluid) I know you don't bind it with gauze cause that makes it a breeding ground for infections.

I have literally scoured everywhere and it's "conveniently" not even in the wiki.

Essentially, the "devil on your shoulder". Like it whispers things and instills ideas of paranoia or suspicion and fears that can lead to people doing bad things to good people; like the Salem with trials or like schizophrenia.

When I double click the .exe file to run the prompt, all the txt documents are Json files. What the hell is going on and how do I fix it?

It's not the game that's slow, just my effin' horse. I've given it a rest and fed it golden apples/carrots but it's still slow. Dismounting and walking through water is faster than it is.

I have a powder that I use as a translucent setting powder and a powder foundation for time to time, as well as using it to matte my usually shiny and sometimes glossy lipsticks. How can I test to see if it has led in it? I don't know the brand or where it came from since my mom gave it to me and she doesn't know, either.

Now I didn't hit my head that hard. It more skid then hit against a car door when I was getting it. It towards the right side and to the top of the crown and now the left side of my head hurts with eye movement. normally don't worry about these things, but aneurisms are a true phobia of mine since you don't really know when you have one.

I quite literally have nothing else that's safe for her to use and I can't afford a pack of nesting grass from a store (if they even sell it that is).

I know, I know, weird question. But I've been working on this blanket for about a year now and have five strips of snake cables knitted out that I'll sew with green panels. Thing is, I can't figure out for the life of me what pattern would look best. These are Harry Potter inspired blankets.

My mother's balance quite literally just went out of her and she fell as soon as she had stood up, yesterday morning. We know that it's her equilibrium that's thrown because a mere turn of the head makes her insanely dizzy. What can we do to help fix it? Or are we going to have to wait it out? If it's the later, how long will it take for her balance to return?