Will_Power

I removed it when I was getting background checks for my new job, as I didn't want my email nor face to be tied back to personal accounts

WHOOP WHOOP 'Twas a pleasure meeting you as well!

I'm an ISFJ, so I'm a mega introvert. I love my alone time, but people tend to take that the wrong way. I love everyone that I'm close to and I like talking/spending time with them, but my alone time is much needed.

Thanks! I wasn't expecting to win anything, it's a pleasant surprise!

Aww, thanks Jazzy, I appreciate it! I love da kitties!

It's possible it could be a bad update. You could always roll back that update by going to system restore. Doing a system restore only rolls back system files, so any word documents (etc) should be unaffected. I'd back them up anyways just in case something goes wrong. I'd probably choose a week or so to roll back to to be on the safe side.

My computer is doing something similar. For my computer, my processor is going out and can't processes much audio/video any more (although it does anything else normally). But that may not be the case for yours. In your case it could possibly just be a graphics driver that needs to be updated. You can do this by pressing the start menu, right clicking my computer, and press "computer management" or on some operating systems it's just "manage". If you have windows 8 with no start menu, you can just do a search for computer management. Once there, you can go down on the left hand side where it says "device manager" - left click that. Expand display adapters, and right click > update driver software. And let it find the update via windows updates. If this method doesn't work, I'd recommend using a different video player. Windows media player stopped working altogether for me, so I now use everything via itunes, which seems to work a lot better so far. You can change file extensions and what player they're opened with by right clicking the file and pressing "open with" and make sure to check the box that says "always use this program to open this type of file" when choosing the new program. One optional thing you could do (which I'd save for last) is update your Codec pack (can download codec pack at ninite.com, just find the one that says K-lite Codecs). You can google codecs, but basically they help open files that originally that operating system can't handle well/can't open at all. Codecs can be a pain so I'd wait for last on this one.

I had them reallllly bad on my back in middle school because I grew so fast. Over the years they faded, so yours should fade too. But, I'm fairly certain there's creams to hide them or make them disappear faster.

I'd also like to remind you that the bots now are 100000 times less than what they used to be, so as far as I'm concerned the bot-crushing techniques are still working. Back on the old forum software, mods would be deleting 10+ bot spam posts every hour or so, if not more. A few may slip in here and there, but it's not that bad at all now.

:party: :woot: Thank you!

Thanks all! :woot:

Aww thanks so much! <3 OM NOM NOM CAKEEEE

So I didn't see this till now. :lol: :lol:

So, I was listening to Chip Ingram on my way to work on Wednesday and he spoke of this very subject. If you wish, feel free to listen to his message here (this is part two): http://livingontheedge.org/broadcast/why-a-change-in-scenery-rarely-improves-the-view-part-2/daily-radio#.Vfx9Od9Viko One thing that really stood out to me is this.... Chip's words really spoke to me here, and I hope passing along this message is an encouragement to you as well.