( *Nnooooeeesss!-- Not the dreaded "Y" again! )

Yesteryear

Kids

( *but it's so addicting* )

Endorphin ( n. Any of a group of peptides occurring in the brain and other tissues of vertebrates, and resembling opiates, that react with the brain's opiate receptors to raise the pain threshold )

Pork ( and beans )

Waist

Bears ( *Oh, here we go again* )

taongtae wrote:

ptcseeker wrote: +13 po yun yung mga nag bigay po ng + sakin. Yes mas Senior ka po sakin sa Sign up ng ilang buwan.

paano ka po mabibigyan ng +?ano po mga kailangang gawin para mabigyan ng ganun?

Here's the links you need:

(1) Post #2 -- thank you!!! | ClixSense Forum and (2) Post #6 -- thank you!!! | ClixSense Forum

Tremendous

( *Now that was unexpected -- TasMail has a fan* )

Fur ( *Sweet dreams, TasMail* )

Nails

TasMail wrote: breaking (ok I am going to bed anyways)

1... 2... ...hmmm... 7... 8...

It's off to bed with you, TasMail

Unclear

Taking a look from your screencaps -- I wonder, do you have Defender installed? I never seen msmpeng.exe appear on my system before, despite it is a Windows Defender --

Process source reference -- msmpeng.exe - What is msmpeng.exe?

I'm tempted to wonder why your Firefox is eating almost 3Gb+, and as much know what are your other 80+ running processes eating that much off your base memory -- but my guess is this, I figure you have several programs running simultaneously, all wanting a piece of your base memory, and to some extent that some are set on auto-update ( which on some programs tend to cling on the process quite hard, thus adding a toll to the memory )

Even if your screencap reads 30-40% usage on memory, it's the number of processes that are taking your gear a beating -- try to find out what are these processes; some may be needed, some are just add-on programs from manufacturers that are best set into manual updating mode, or disabled altogether.

A quick check over the Web should help you determine the use of these processes -- on the search bar, type the keyword process ( ex: MsMpEng.exe ) plus the keywords "what is this process" -- there's a good number of sites that'll will help you inform you; some of these sites will also give you an idea to either retain / disable the process

But note -- make sure you know before you do any chances to your system that you prepare it for the worse, so a system restore is in order before you try to disable one-by-one a certain process

It's a slow and tedious thing, but I'm sure you'll be able to find the programs that are putting a load on your system

*Offhand humor note* -- Hope your referral comes back with an excuse note, and a medical slip to explain why he/she hasn't been clicking lately

Sabado nah! Present! Whee--

janierr wrote: guyz cnu nkkaalam ng tips sa clix grid??

There's no actual tip or trick to win the ClixGrid prizes -- it all goes down to luck and chance. But if you like, may Thread post si ma'am valerie ( Moderator on the General Thread Areas ) na pwede mong basahin:

Thread source -- How To Win in ClixGrid - The Secret and Hint | ClixSense Forum

Once you get the Premium, aside from the 4 Standard ads that will be allotted to you every server cycle ( every day ) you'll also get the chance to catch some ads that are intended for Premium users; these ads, seen with a star next to their timer/value area, range from Micros to Extends -- they appear randomly, so always be ready to catch them

There'll be days that there's not many ads ( like Tasks ) but not to the point of reducing it to only the 4 Standard ads that are for you; just be patient ( or install the Toolbar and set its alarm, if you feel like not waiting at all ) and you'll be able to get more ads -- there's no time limit in earning ads, it goes down to the user's diligence

Now don't depend on ads alone; there's the ClixGrid, and the Tasks

carileena26 wrote: o baka naman seniorita?? me too want turon!! tsalap!! lalo na kung sugar coated..

At i-sabay ng isang malaking baso na puno ng malamig na sago't gulaman, o buko ( malauhog ang gusto ko )

Grocery

Fight

Mistake