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- Comment on True story 3 days ago:
Hard disagree. The only benefit I can think of from having the shitter and the shower in different rooms would be if you live with many different people and have bad time management.
A wetroom gives you much more open space, and it also has basically everything many people do in the morning: toilet stuff, brush your teeth, take a shower. An added bonus is that it’s much easier to clean.
- Comment on pisspost 5 days ago:
You never empty the machine’s drain?
- Comment on Beware of Ice. It's the real killer 1 week ago:
Yeah, blending alcohol and methamphetamine isn’t a smart idea regardless.
- Comment on You are undecided on buying a house. But this convinces you to buy it 1 week ago:
Do you not have real estate agents in your country? Like 90% of real estate is sold by agents in Sweden as well. We don’t always have those signs, but yes on advertising and such it’s always their face included. It’s an expensive and big decision, so it’s used to instill trust or something.
- Comment on Me_IRL 1 week ago:
Don’t worry, that pill bottle problem will be solved if Canada joins the EU. You’ll get wonderful blister packs instead.
- Comment on It's boogey wednesday, my dudes! 1 week ago:
You haven’t upgraded to 144 Hz eyes yet?
- Comment on flat housing 2 weeks ago:
How do you explain pavement (sidewalk, the rest of the roads are also usually paved), windshield (windscreen? A window screen has holes in it!), jumper (it’s a shirt, why would it be jumping?), etc!
- Comment on Without a marker... 2 weeks ago:
The kinds of guys who poop with markers.
- Comment on Grilled is the best 2 weeks ago:
White Monster is highly caffeinated artificial sweetener water, it’s sugar-free.
- Comment on Why should we feel sorry or empathy for the rich when they get scammed? Shouldn't we be holding these scammers parades? 4 weeks ago:
Sympathy? No. But no parades either, because most bad actions are still bad, even if that particular victim deserved it.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Pussi is Finnish for “bag”.
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
I’ve always wondered why group boarding takes such a long time…
- Comment on Food served to US service men & women. 5 weeks ago:
Yeah, I get that. But there hasn’t been any draft yet, so everyone on that boat has voluntarily joined the military.
- Comment on Gotta catch 'em all... 5 weeks ago:
I’m not good with OSM; do you normally add pictures to the POI? Because you can’t have a pokestop without a picture I don’t think?
- Comment on Food served to US service men & women. 5 weeks ago:
Has there been a draft yet, or what do you mean?
- Comment on Oh no 1 month ago:
I love Oxford commas, but I don’t see how that’d help with the students’ first, hand-job experience.
- Comment on Every payment option has a fee 1 month ago:
it’s only legal if you agreed to the fee when you first took out the debt
Which is most likely defined in their terms.
- Comment on Every payment option has a fee 1 month ago:
There must be a way to pay without fee.
According to whom? As far as I’m aware, there’s no such law in the US regarding private companies. So they can be jerks if they want to.
- Comment on I offered to buy the large size, but no....she said she didn't want any 1 month ago:
You’d think so, but then she doesn’t actually want it, and you either need to gorge it down or waste it.
- Comment on The Price of this Candy Bar 1 month ago:
Am I uneducated about how SNAP works, or is this a rare Texas W?
I think it’s outrageous that you can’t even buy hygiene articles or medicines with SNAP, and in that way it’d make sense that something so non-nutritious like candy shouldn’t be allowed? Alcohol isn’t allowed either for example, despite the fact that beer would be (at least marginally) more nutritious than candy.
So other than increasing the stigma already associated with SNAP, is it really problematic to ban candy? Even if it’s not a major cost point, the principle of “poor people are too dumb to budget themselves, so we won’t let them buy necessities like diapers and tampons… but we’ll gladly let them buy candy” just feels wrong to me?
- Comment on Some heroes 1 month ago:
Despite his unhygienic lifestyle, he lived to the age of 94. He died a few months after bathing for the first time in 60 years, having been persuaded by the inhabitants of the village to do so.
Damn, maybe he should have kept following his instinct.
- Comment on This Avocado Oil that claims to be “0 Calories” 🙄 1 month ago:
then you’re going to have to do the math re: how much you’re actually going to use
Sure, you’re probably going to spray a couple seconds at the most, which would be like less than 30 kcal. Basically nothing that you’d really count, unless you’re on a super-strict diet.
But the problem is that it’s misleading. Uneducated shoppers might choose that brand specifically because “I’m on a diet”, instead of buying a cheaper non-spray version. And/or proceed to put a ton on their food, without realizing avocado oil is almost 900kcal/100g.
“usually all have the same” isn’t fully true either in my experience. Are you really going to eat just 1/3 of a candy bar? It says 100 calories in big letters, surely it’d be much healthier than the avocado oil bottle that says 120 calories per serving.
“Serving size” numbers are bullshit and should be banned.
- Comment on Saw this at the store this morning, took a double take 1 month ago:
Only >0,5% ABV is classified as an “alcoholic beverage” federally.
- Comment on 92% of American adults aren’t going to a doctor because they cannot afford it. The health insurance industry must be dissolved & all of its executives criminally prosecuted for murder, conspiracy, an… 1 month ago:
I guess there’s also different levels of “skipping”. If I was an American, I’d be skipping it unless I’m deathly suffering, whereas here I’d go if it’s sufficiently debilitating.
- Comment on Going Back ↪️🏨 2 months ago:
It’s common for cheaper hotels, at least in the US. They don’t call it a deposit, but an extra hold they place on your card when checking in. Probably to deter people from doing dumb stuff like smoking in a smoke-free room.
- Comment on Don’t you lie to me 2 months ago:
Giving an opportunity isn’t entrapment. It would be if someone said “hey dude, that girl there dropped her phone, do you want it?”
But yeah I get what you mean, and that’s what I meant with “there’s probably more impactful stuff they could be doing instead”… Because no one who does finders-keepers on someone else’s personal belongings (when they can easily see the owner) is a good person tbh.
Normal people lose their stuff all the time; it’s a good thing if opportunistic thieves think again before considering hurting an actual person, instead of just being a quota-filler.
- Comment on Don’t you lie to me 2 months ago:
New York Personal Property Law § 252; it doesn’t have any name, it’s just an unclassified misdemeanor.
But we actually have a word for this type of offence in Sweden, “fyndförseelse” (discovery misdemeanor? Not very easy to translate). Basically, if you find something, you have to return it immediately (if you’re aware of who the owner is), and if unknown you need to leave it to the police as soon as possible. But the fun part is, if the rightful owner doesn’t make a claim within 3 months, you become the legal owner and can do what you want with it.
My apartment is right by several bars, and my backyard is one of the more secluded places in the area, so I end up finding stuff all the time; clocks, jewelery, etc, from people who think it’s more appropriate to piss on my wall and grass instead of using the bar’s toilet. Most of them claim their stuff, and that makes me happy, and the rest I can choose to sell or donate it to the government.
So if the NYPD isn’t lying in that article, I don’t see any “gotcha” with it… other than there’s probably more impactful stuff they could be doing.
- Comment on The most unrealistic part of Odyssey is the journey taking 20 years 2 months ago:
Everyone’s talking about driving… but you actually can take a boat from Troy to Ithaca. Just take the Erie Canal west until you reach Montezuma, at the confluence proceed to the Cayuga-Seneca Canal, and continue south through Cayuga Lake, and at the end you’ll reach Ithaca.
Easy enough and only takes a couple days at the most. I have no idea why they needed to make some movie about this.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
The 2L bottle is for when the stuff on the top doesn’t satisfy anymore.
- Comment on 🎶I keep dancing on my own🎶 2 months ago:
Yeah, I guess I’m a weirdo if I don’t find the theme “misleading people for my own benefit” to be funny either.