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Originally Posted by thinkpadx
Since it's getting harder and harder to buy any laptop with a normal 4:3 screen ratio I ended up buying a used one. I'm hoping it will last me 2-3 years. At the moment I refuse to buy a laptop with a widescreen. I already count the battle as lost since I know of no manufacturers who produce new laptops with the 4:3 ratio.
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I don't want either; I want 16:10, and with the onslaught of 16:9 "for proper high-def viewing" they're getting harder to find, at least at a decent price.
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Originally Posted by Iridal
It's relatively new, a year old I think. I have a barbell, and because I lost the top it's very easy to lose the rest of the piercing as well. I think I'll try to stick something on the inside of my ear so I won't lose it. Maybe the sticky piece of a bandaid 
I'm planning a trip to my piercer tomorrow, but I'll have to leave work early to get there before closing time. |
The sizes of the threads used for the ball-ends are pretty standardized; you can generally get replacements without too much work. I see more tragus hoops than barbells; if I was to get one that's what it would be if only for a fear of having one of the balls go into my ear canal.
Also that's more of a feminine thing; I have both my ears, my nose, and eyebrow and can't really see doing anything else; then again I started in 1985 so some of my piercings are actually older than some people who do it for a living.
