I was just about to bring that comment, but to be fair to Lifehacker, it's not their graphic. Would be worth calling it out though.

Proud Canuck here. The things that some people call poutine (butter chicken? chili? salsa? fuck off!) are abominations and must be eschewed.

looks like cole slaw to me.

Also, no fucking way our border guards would have reacted that way. No. Fucking. Way.

It's supposedly a Europe/Canada thing, but may have bled over into a variety of states. It's universal in Europe and near-so in Canada.

"Just clean up any spilled food you left on the table, and anything else you might be willing to do."

"Imagine you had a real bank account filled with $86,400 each day with the same rules applied. You'd want to spend every dollar you could before it was wiped away, right?

If the eggs are particularly fresh, the membrane really wants to hang onto both the shell and the white. Boiling older eggs makes it easier.

Wait - what "old stereotypes about fat girls and head"?

I love that so many of the people who can take people out of the grey spell it 'grey'. That's a Canadian thing, no? Don't 'murricans spell it 'gray'?

What country is yours?

OK, this is a very interesting point. I've personally looked into blepharoplasty because my upper eyelids are drooping lately (I'm also 45) and it's starting to impact my vision. Not enough to have it covered by insurance (yet), but that is something that happens.

That's 3G (cellular) data, not wifi, so at altitude, it will only work as well as your cell phone would. And you should put it in airplane mode :P

This actually was a defense in Canada until about, I think the mid-80s? For this, and for drunk-driving. "Impaired judgement, can't hold 'em responsible!"

To be fair, Amazon doesn't actually know who is or isn't male/female. They assign gender based on behaviour. Self-reinforcing stereotypes abound.

There has to be a typo in this sentence: " The ship is located at a depth unsafe for human divers — 55 feet" - recreational diving limit for advanced divers is 90 feet.

This statement is SUPER-creepy: "I have reassured her that I will not, but her treating my cum like it is poison is a further turnoff for me."

"Luckily, it doesn't sound like the stations aren't about to cave in." - I think there's one too many 'nots' in that sentence.

So, unfit to decide to abort but fit to raise a child? That seems a bit dubious.

But that makes no sense if they didn't like it b/c, for instance, they didn't read the menu carefully "I hate garlic" and garlic is the 6th item listed in the menu item. How on earth can that be the restaurant's responsibility?