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Half wrong, there. There are only two quantities of popcorn: not enough or just right.

Seriously. Why make a whole freaking video no one wants to watch, when it’s a list that would fit on a Post-it note?

I think this is useful only in very specific situations, like my office. We’re allowed drinks with lids on them, but not open containers. This would be a good workaround and let one sneak a decent sized snack in.

I’ve seen it, usually as a feature for those who use WhatsApp for business purposes.

I carry a tiny container of Noxcema in my pocket and use that after the ultra-drying soap we have in our work bathroom.

Ditto for Mexico City. With one-way streets being the norm and many of them in the downtown area being one lane, literally any other mode of transportation is more efficient. There’s a reason cars have never, ever won a multi-modal transportation race in this city.
Usual winner: biking. Last year’s winner: roller

Actually, it’s not that hard. You can take turns buying that stuff, or have a small pool of money for such expenses.
I used to have three roommates in a 4-bed, 2-bath apartment and managed all our expenses with a simple Excel sheet. I knew exactly how much we spent on utilities and cleaning/bathroom supplies, and how

My thoughts exactly!

I understand. The idea of something stress-inducing such as a daily check in being necessary to help with my anxiety problems is all sorts of ironic.

Grass lawns are ridiculous. Aesthetically pleasing, sure, but not very reasonable. What we need is a list of alternative plants to use that are low-growing and mowable. There is a company in the UK that sells stuff like this. Does anyone know of a US version?

I enjoyed Jack Sparrow on screen. I also enjoyed the 1990's and early 2000's version of Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland. I have fond memories of it, it was my favorite ride. But Jack Sparrow invading the place as if it had been made for him and not the other way around is freaking annoying. The old version was

Yeah, we went from “how-to with science” in the title to “well, color theory isn’t an exact science, but still”.

Ah, the prettiness tax. There are, of course, exceptions - I work construction and being an attractive female in the field is usually a disadvantage. Only time I doll up is when we have to deal with a difficult customer. You see makeup, I call it war paint.

They boned outside their species, that should count. Plenty of people today still have bits and pieces of Neanderthal genes.

Yeah, the “Paleo” diet forgets how we used to love eating insects. Actually, I still enjoy ‘em. Chapulines on a handmade tortilla, largish pinch of salt and a squeeze of lime... Nom!
And let’s not forget all those instances of cannibalism. Ewww.

That looks scrumptious.

I have a potato plant growing right now. Last time, I was forced to dig them up early when aphids killed them. This time, fortunately, that’s not a problem. So, when do I get to dig up my hard-earned meal?

I actually started growing potatoes from a store-bought spud that was beginning to sprout. I cut out the eyes and tossed them in a pot under an inch and a half or so of dirt, cooked the rest and voila... In a few weeks, my plants were growing prettily.