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A lady has narrated how she discovered that she had forgotten a t3mpon in her ‘box’ for one month.

She just literally just experienced this, she was smelling a horrible sm£ll in that area, despite taking two showers a day to remove it for a whole month. She kept d#scharging a brown-red color, and she was d#scharging way more than usual and just today she was searching up for a possible d%uche? She don’t know, she had never used one and everyone says not to, but literally as she was scrolling through d%uches. She went to wipe and felt what she thought was a ball of toilet paper sticking out?

She pulled it and out came a foul sm£lling tampon. How is it possible to have forgotten her tampon in? I can notice a world of a difference with it out yet how did she not notice when it was stick inside her for a month.

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Burlington Stores (BURL) Thursday posted a higher-than-estimated doubling of its profits and raised its outlook for the year, although it warned about increasing ocean shipping costs.

The department store chain reported second-quarter net profit of $73.8 million, up from $30.9 million a year ago, and adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $1.24, as revenue rose 13.4% to $2.47 billion. All exceeded estimates. Comparable store sales climbed 5%.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Michael O’Sullivan said that both revenue and comparable store sales were well above company expectations. He added that the strong quarterly results were “driven by the ahead of plan sales, as well as a significant increase in gross margin, and faster than expected progress in our supply chain efficiency initiatives.”

O’Sullivan said the company was boosting its full-year outlook "based on the year-to-date performance" but also noted that the company is facing “some incremental cost pressure from ocean freight.” He said "there are some risks, so we are planning our business cautiously."

The company now expects adjusted EPS in a range of $7.66 to $7.96 from the previous $7.35 to $7.75, and earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) margin to grow 50 to 70 basis points (bps) versus the earlier 40 to 60 bps.

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MongoDB (MDB) shares rocketed higher after the bell Thursday after the company raised its full-year guidance alongside second-quarter results that topped expectations.

The database software company now expects 2024 revenue of $1.925 billion at the midpoint of its range, up from $1.89 billion a quarter earlier. MongoDB also raised its earnings per share (EPS) estimate to a midpoint of $2.40, up from $2.22.

Second-quarter revenue rose 13% to $478.1 million, driven by 27% growth in sales of its MongoDB Atlas multi-cloud developer data platform. The company posed a net loss of $54.5 million, or 74 cents per share, compared to $37.6 million, 53 cents per share, a year earlier. Both revenue and earnings beat the Visible Alpha analyst consensus. 

MongoDB is aiming to capitalize on demand for artificial intelligence (AI) software across a wide breadth of sectors. "We believe we are incredibly well positioned to help customers incorporate generative AI into their business and modernize their legacy application estate," CEO Dev Ittycheria said.

MongoDB shares jump[ed about 14% in aftermarket trading after rising in the regular session. They remain down substantially this year, thanks in part to disappointing results last quarter.

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A lady has said “Na una know where una dey meet this rich men,” as she shared how her boyfriend who isn’t a billionaire took care of her needs.

The lady share the conversation between her and her boyfriend, who is not a billionaire but has being supporting her with what he has.

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A yet-to-be identified couple “getting busy” in their car nearly ended in tragedy after their SUV rolled into a Philadelphia river in the middle of the night while they were in the backseat, New York Post reports.

Police told NBC10 that the lovebirds were having ‘prayers’ in a 2020 Range Rover near the Schuylkill River in Fairmount Park around 4:15 a.m. Wednesday when one of their limbs bumped into the SUV’s gear stick. Both the man and woman were unharmed in the incident, according to WCAU. The same could not be said for the waterlogged Range Rover.

Moments later, the Range Rover tumbled over the edge and sank into the water, about two miles from Philadelphia City Hall. The couple were considered lucky to have escaped safely from the sticky situation.

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