Those are some pretty cats.  

I’m surrounded by the in real life.

That’s the candy lottery!  What is wrong with those trick or treaters?

The correct system is to buy whatever variety pack has the candy you want to snack on while handing out the rest of the pack.

That is really funny, it never occurred to me Clearly Canadian would have an American name. I used to drink liters on liters of that stuff.

I have a sodastream and I keep running out of carbonation, and forgetting to bring in the canisters to get the discounted refills.  My fridge is full of soda water in cans.  I feel bad about this.

I think... that might be an accurate description of what I like it.

Blue cheese on burgers. (Aside from people who specifically hate it, which I totally get) It’s amazing. Also, add something spicy.

That fake banana flavor has such mixed memories for me. There was this medicine (maybe for strep throat? I had that often as a kid) that tasted like “banana” - what I assume is the above described not really banana flavor, and it made me refuse to eat actual bananas. But I remember some kind of marshmellowy banana…

The idea of lactose both makes me think I wouldn’t like it, and makes me want to try it.

Oh, agreed.  I haven’t tried the IPA variation, but for stouts, I like them in sample size, and that’s about it.  

Agreed, I’m a basic that does love an IPA, but I don’t need any kind of candy flavoring added to it.  That seems odd tasting and not up my ally at all.

Yes.  American cheese belongs on the worse cheese list, not the fantasy draft.

1. Brie. Especially when you bake it.

I was just thinking about this. As an adult I’ve never gotten the recommendation for any booster or re-vaccination from my doctor. I think you really need to know and go out to get it yourself in a lot of cases.

^{Haha, oh that’s interesting. I actually do that accidentally to accounts that I don’t want to follow (like if they post too many ads and I find it annoying to I don’t want them in my feed, but I like some of their content,) I’ll go check in on them once in a while, and look back at some of the same posts - these are}…

It’s so weird to me to read into people liking photos on instagram. Do people follow people, look, and then purposely not like their photos? Do they like other people’s photos? Granted I’m not a youngster but it’s very confusing.

Yeah, maybe turning it off is the right choice. I don’t think mine was at all accurate anyway. It would also give me weird outcomes for my crossfit workouts. I had a Whoop for a bit, but my wrists are too narrow for the size of the sensor and it kept unclipping on me, so I returned it... it was much better for me, but…

I felt like my fitbit (and my previous Garmin) gave me some wild numbers. It would barely register a 2 hour weightlifting workout, but give me like 300 calories burned on my walk to and from work.

For people who have aesthetic goals, measuring and taking progress pictures is so key. You don’t see the daily changes, but you will if you look at your photos and see the changes over longer time.  (Assuming training and diet are being effectively followed, which is a big assumption I guess)