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I have a 10" and a 12". Once I’d seasoned them, nothing has stuck: I use one or the other pretty much daily, have been doing for years now, and they’re a hell of a lot more reliable and more non-sticky than the teflon-coated stuff I used to use. Really - you ABSOLUTELY don’t need to worry about the bumps.

I have a 10" and a 12". Once I’d seasoned them, nothing has stuck: I use one or the other pretty much daily, have

Same here. The chopping board goes in nearly every day, and it’s 18 years old. It’s fine. As are the wooden spoons.

I got one for my husband’s birthday earlier in the year. It was meant to be a joke. We are now both addicted and can no longer poo in bathrooms outside the house. (Comfortably or quickly, that is.)

I got one for my husband’s birthday earlier in the year. It was meant to be a joke. We are now both addicted and can

Because dynamic IP addresses aren’t a thing.

Sure - same here. About fifteen years ago, my husband said to me after watching something on TV about Thierry Henri: “He’s in a mixed relationship! I’ve only just realised we are too!”

Why is nobody laughing? Is it because they worry they’ll get shot?

Honestly, that’s very kind of you, but I suspect that they might just be...shit.

The London Times mentioned it yesterday (it’s behind a paywall, so I can’t link): the skirt is made of a woven Bhutanese fabric in London. The top is by Paul and Joe.

I LOVE the combat model in the Baldur’s Gate series (and NWN). I love the opportunity to obsess over tiny detail - which is something I enjoy in my daily life as well.

I LOVED Typing of the Dead. Epistory is downloading as I type this (very fast, and very accurately).

God yes. Those pima tees I bought ten years ago have lasted FOREVER - new ones, not so much. They’re ostensibly the same item - only the newer ones have thinner, less well-stitched seams, get holes in them, and are nothing like as soft.

Boscia are great: I have combo skin with cheeks that can get painfully dry and an oil slick of a T zone. (I thought this stuff stopped in your 40s. It doesn’t.) Their Tsubaki (camelia) oil gel cleanser is wonderful: I come out feeling clean but not stripped, my pores are nice and clear, and it smells just lovely.

That sounds a lot like my skin was earlier this winter. I was in massive distress with it: red, oily, dry, patchy, sore and horrible - and it’d been exacerbated by central heating at home, a transatlantic flight and finally rocking up for two weeks in a place with zero percent humidity. I drink a ton of water and I

Anna, this was an amazing read. I think I’d have thrown myself overboard by about day 3: more power to your sticktoitiveness.

I think she’s fantastic. Love her to death.

Have you reached the reading comprehension part of your high school syllabus yet?

All the stars for you.

I should like to star this several million times.