FAQ: How to Threadjack, Vol. V
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Oh, I hate shows that glorify the stupidity of people. That show is one of them. Why should I watch a show because you couldn't keep your legs closed and your bf couldn't keep his pants on? Isn't that what American Idol is for?
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Depend on where "here" and "there" is, it may be great. 
EAmon- not much, just had to talk to the police about a restraining order against me. My ex-boss is freaking crazy paranoid.
DJ- uhhh, yeah....probably won't be watching that. Dranking with the family tonight.
EAmon- not much, just had to talk to the police about a restraining order against me. My ex-boss is freaking crazy paranoid.
DJ- uhhh, yeah....probably won't be watching that. Dranking with the family tonight.
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Assistance needed:
Trying to decide on a class ring size. There is a large and an xl, the only ones that work with me. This is the xl. I feel the large is too small but the xl might be too big, I don't have big hands. I need an in between but there isn't one. Is this too big?
Trying to decide on a class ring size. There is a large and an xl, the only ones that work with me. This is the xl. I feel the large is too small but the xl might be too big, I don't have big hands. I need an in between but there isn't one. Is this too big?
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The design is the same no? So it's just a question of fit.
It's always better to get too large than too small. The too-large can be fixed (you can get it tighter by any jewerly shop and/or you can put a very tiny simple ring after it so it prevents it from slipping away.
It's always better to get too large than too small. The too-large can be fixed (you can get it tighter by any jewerly shop and/or you can put a very tiny simple ring after it so it prevents it from slipping away.
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Generally over the years your hands will get "bigger" (I currently wear a size and a half larger ring that when I was your age).
if the difference between L and XL is only in fit, not in size of the design, I'd go with the XL. If the difference is in the size of the DESIGN, I'd go with the L.
(If these are quality rings, not just plated, they can be sized for perfect fit.)
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if the difference between L and XL is only in fit, not in size of the design, I'd go with the XL. If the difference is in the size of the DESIGN, I'd go with the L.
(If these are quality rings, not just plated, they can be sized for perfect fit.)
Tom
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Sorry, I meant the overall size of the design. Like the ring face and such. I should have gotten a pic of both, but forgot. I'll try to do that tomorrow. The ring size I wear is a 9, they measured. I am just wondering on the overall size of the ring. Like the top where it has the lion (logo) and the stone, all that stuff. The Large is the same thing, just smaller in overall size.
