cleo29 , kitkat1502 , maybe I'd feel better about going if I talked to the instructor beforehand? I dunno. The people walking out of the cycling room usually look like bad asses. A bad ass, I am not.
We have all sorts in my classes, from people who ride road bikes all the time, to those in their upper 60s. I think don't focus on who is taking the class. Just go and see if you like it. For your time at the gym, you cannot beat the calorie burn compared to any other cardio classes and generally, the music is really good.
Definitely seek out the instructor, most I have seen or known are happy to help you and answer your questions. We have one guy who does acting on the side and I think he must dance, because he spends half the time off the bike counting things down, dance style and then will literally kick a sprint off with a high kick. LOL at the very least the class is amusing.
Post by Captain Catnip on Aug 31, 2017 14:16:44 GMT -5
Nothing in my wardrobe fits me and I hate everything. I've never really had a style and I feel like I never look put together even when I try. I'm hoping between tj maxx, consignment, etc. I can revamp relatively inexpensive, but I don't know where to begin. I'm also at my heaviest ever. The supervisor of a different department here has awesome style and I love it but don't know how to replicate without looking too copy cat. Also I need shopping help.
Sorry kind of a vent/whine but I'm lost and hate everything.
As a supervisor I really need to realize that people will never cease to amaze. People really do think highly of themselves when it comes to appraisals.
And it's not even the millennials, it's older women who I guess have just run over their previous supervisors.
isabel, WTAF? Can't you report them as fraudulent to someone? I would be so fucking livid.
We both put fraud alerts on our credit, he made a police report in the city where the address is, and is filling out the paperwork for Comcast. I think our bank will notarized the forms for free.
Fucking assholes who steal identities deserve some serious karma.
The fraud alerts should let us know if Comcast tries to submit a bill for non-payment. The police report should help on the criminal side of things. One would think it would be fairly easy to figure given that there's a service address. And I guess Comcast will shut down the account after they do their "investigation."
Two weeks ago we found out H's identity has been stolen. Thankfully it started after we closed on the new house. There is some assbag is driving around in a new car in H's name with three credit cards. They said it can take anywhere from a year to three to clean this mess up.
Two weeks ago we found out H's identity has been stolen. Thankfully it started after we closed on the new house. There is some assbag is driving around in a new car in H's name with three credit cards. They said it can take anywhere from a year to three to clean this mess up.
Holy fuck. I hope that he gets (she?) gets prosecuted and thrown in jail. I'm sorry that you're having to deal with that.
We both put fraud alerts on our credit, he made a police report in the city where the address is, and is filling out the paperwork for Comcast. I think our bank will notarized the forms for free.
Fucking assholes who steal identities deserve some serious karma.
The fraud alerts should let us know if Comcast tries to submit a bill for non-payment. The police report should help on the criminal side of things. One would think it would be fairly easy to figure given that there's a service address. And I guess Comcast will shut down the account after they do their "investigation."
Two weeks ago we found out H's identity has been stolen. Thankfully it started after we closed on the new house. There is some assbag is driving around in a new car in H's name with three credit cards. They said it can take anywhere from a year to three to clean this mess up.
Jesus!
Luckily, H has credit fraud insurance because he used to work for TransUnion. And this is quite minor in comparison to what you're going through.