Yes, I make no claims to know anything about actual flat whites. I ordered a Starbucks version flat white to try it and did not like it. I'm sure the ones in Australia/NZ are perfectly lovely. Also not sure if you realize but "tall" actually means "small" at Starbucks, so it was the smallest size.

OMG! That is crazy and awful!

LOLOL I think I did but I didn't know how to use it. but I DEF blow-dried from the bottom and scrunched as I went along.

lol remember scrunching? my hair was like crispy crunchy Aussie-slathered "waves" from ~2003-2005.

you are trying to tell me that nobody in the history of this Texas Walmart has been able to print a pic of themselves with their deer carcass haul + gun before? this...is very weird.

I tried one yesterday and I didn't like it. I got the tall size, the way it comes. It tasted like mostly just milk and the espresso was very burnt tasting (compared to SB normal espresso). For reference I like strong coffee, with cream and a tiny bit of sugar. I don't hate the basic Starbucks drinks (vanilla late,…

Yeah, I feel sorry for her with how this has all shaken out. Throwing her under the bus was so low.

here are a couple sources i found:

I mean, there's no harm in just having one since ya know, every body is different.

Bring a pad if you are getting a Pap test. I always have some bleeding after. The doc will probably have some if you ask I just usually plan ahead and bring one.

I am American and I know enough other Americans to know that it's a combination of all of these things.

I was just adding context in case you thought I wasn't. My comment above comes from personal experience with Americans who don't seem to get it. It's a combination of that and everything you said and everything else. I did not say that it was because of one cause only.

LOLOL it's hilarious that you decided to be an asshole about reading comprehension then ignore important things I wrote like, you still won't even go close to broke if you have an emergency in Europe and it's not covered, and that US insurance often covers issues overseas. ALRIGHTY THEN.

i'm american.

I studied abroad in Denmark and had a foreigner/travel visa medical card that allowed me to go to the doctor for free. Even when I paid for prescriptions there it was incredibly cheap at the non-citizen rate. That is different than just being on travel since I did have a visa, but who cares if you're "covered" as a…

i think a lot of americans genuinely don't know or understand how insurance works in most of europe. or they don't believe it's that good.

It's also the thing of like...it's not fucking helping. Guess who gets raped? Attractive women; not attractive women; women wearing slutty clothes; women wearing non-slutty clothes; women who are drunk; women who are not drunk; women who are not careful with their safety; women who are careful with their safety.…

You bring up one of the things that always frustrates me regarding the "but it's helpful advice!" crowd. Even if you don't think this kind of thing is perilously close to victim blaming, it's at the bare minimum just repeating things every woman already knows and hears incessantly. Women are constantly told safety…

my brother goes to all the home OSU games and somehow makes it on TV like almost every single time. so...it seems like literally everyone gets on TV.

Also note the guys in the back who seem to know what's up, saying something along the lines of "THIS IS SUPER AWKWARD."