you would think in this day and age, we would’ve come up with a cure by now, non of this only dealing with the symptoms BS... unless... it’s what the pharmaceuticals want

going on monday is just a general good advice to avoid crowds

or just acquire the taste. I now enjoy my coffee sour and bitter more than the coffee flavored milk most people like to drink

here’s a hilarious youtube clip of chinese anti japan fighters finding the tape and adopting Sadako as their own

fyi the real korean stuff are in Murray Hill and along Northern Blvd in Queens

pandora and other online radios all have channels by decade

missing seafood (squid, crab, shrimp, lobster, clams)

people need to be taught this?

now let’s do this by race

or just live it in and it’ll come out eventually

Why do AC designs in the US still look like they do in the 80s. In Asia, they’ve all gotten rid of the those ugly grills.

uhhh it’s faster with a knife

What y’all should take from this (as you’ve seen in the other comments) is just to use this as guidelines. Every one is different and different things work with different people. It’s your own responsibility to find out what works for you and learn from it. This is true for pretty much everything else

or y’know... mushrooms, seaweed, bamboo shoots, bonito flakes, chicken bouillons

2016... will America finally have reserved seating as the norm in movie theaters?

Good luck detecting artificial flavors. They can pretty much recreate any taste/flavor these days. Either they don’t use it much in the west or they don’t really care about it but it’s a scandal every other week in Asia (Taiwan esp).

Work hard, earn extra money, splurge on fancy moving company. In Taiwan, there’s a moving company that does the packing/unpacking for you. They even take a picture of everything before move and then restores everything to just as it was after move.

Scarlet Witch is the only one capable of taking Vision

the West: using different flours as alternatives

not if you live in a major city, not if you live in a college town