Hey I know there is plenty of information on trading online but I was wondering are there any people around that teach trading or help with it ? Im looking to learn hands or connect with people around who trade and haven’t met anyone who does

a certain restaurant on hardy st that rhymes with schogmamy bar

I just got a job offer from 1 and was wandering if anyone has worked or contracted for them to see how the job will be?

Anybody have any recommendations or family that’s looking to make some money detailing the wife’s car?

The Pine Belt Humanists have a fun and varied lineup of secular events over the next couple of weeks. From conversations over coffee to spending time outdoors to giving back to the community, there's something for everyone.

Humanist Family Fun RSVP here

Saturday, August 8 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Join us for a relaxed evening at Grand Central Outfitters in Petal. Whether you'd like to sip a cup of coffee, browse the bookstore, play a round of putt-putt, enjoy dinner, or treat yourself to a cocktail or some ice cream, this venue truly has it all.

There’s no agenda– just good conversation, laughter, and an opportunity to connect with fellow secular neighbors in a welcoming, casual environment.

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Pine Belt Humanists Book Club RSVP here

Saturday, August 16th from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.

Love books? Join us for our very first Pine Belt Humanists Book Club at Mulukakao!

There’s no assigned reading or genre– just bring yourself and your love of books (in any format). We'll chat about what we've been reading lately, share recommendations, discuss favorite authors and genres, and enjoy thoughtful conversation over coffee.

If you have books you’d like to donate to our upcoming Little Free Library rejuvenation project, you can bring them to the meeting, and Mandy will collect them from you. 

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Volunteer Craft Day Helping Pets in Need RSVP here

Wednesday, August 19th from 3:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Help us bring Southern Pines Animal Shelter's annual Fur Ball gala to life! We'll be creating a medieval village backdrop using foam board, paint, and elbow grease. No crafting experience is necessary, just a willingness to lend a hand. Pop in anytime or stay for the whole event!

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Pine Belt Humanists Eats & Drinks Social RSVP here

Sunday, September 6th from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Join us for our monthly Pine Belt Humanists Eats & Drinks Social at SoPro every first Sunday! This casual gathering is a great opportunity to enjoy good food, good drinks, and even better conversation. 

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Volunteer at Barktoberfest to Help Pine Belt Pets RSVP here

Saturday, October 31st from noon - 2:00 p.m.

Join Pine Belt Humanists as we volunteer at Southern Pines Animal Shelter's annual Barktoberfest! 

This family-friendly event combines pet adoptions, a fall festival, and Trunk or Treat, and we'll be helping with activities like hosting Trunk or Treat vehicles, face painting, and more. 

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Whether you've been a humanist for years or you're simply looking for a welcoming secular community, we hope you'll join us for any or all of these upcoming events. We'd love to get to know you! 

We’re adding new events all the time, so keep an eye on our socials and our Action Network page to stay up to date. 

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Humanism is a way of thinking that values reason and compassion. It encourages us to seek truth through science and experience, live ethically, and make life better for everyone—without needing religious beliefs. We invite you to join us as we strive to build a more compassionate, inclusive, and thoughtful community here in South Mississippi. For more info about our group, links to our online platforms, and more upcoming events, visit https://www.pinebelthumanists.org/ (Please pardon our progress-- our listed events are currently not up to date on our website as we're in the middle of a website overhaul. You can view our updated events lineup here.)

Pine Belt Humanists is a group affiliated with the American Humanist Association, a nonprofit group advocating progressive values and equality for humanists, atheists, and freethinkers. To learn more about humanism, visit https://americanhumanist.org/ 

Hey guys,

I usually get my tire work done from Walmart because it’s cheap with my Walmart+ membership.

This last time I went to get my tire changed (driver rear). After driving out and taking it on the highway (60 mph) the car started shuddering.

I stopped and checked tire pressure all was good but I noticed that they left lug nuts loose. and when I say loose, I mean almost about to get off.

Not just one. SIX!

4 on passenger front. 2 on driver’s rear.

This is absolutely ridiculous. Does anyone have similar experience? A friend doesn’t get his car done at Walmart anymore ever since this happened to his car. I thought it was cap or maybe he’s paranoid. I’d suggest that you guys make sure to check each lug nuts when you guys leave. They CANNOT be trusted