I have a Bambu 3d printer. Can confirm, the comparison is apt.

Re: tumbling classes I think I got similar benefits from being bad at roller skating as a kid. I learned to fall gracefully and often, and tuck your hands close to your body so no one runs over your fingers.

That’s my partner. I just shop hungry and ask him to check the refrigerator for me while I’m out.

We also have a shared grocery app, which works nicely.

As soon as my PCOS got treated (metformin) I lost 20 pounds. Looking back, it should have been caught decades ago. It pisses me off how much “you just need diet and exercise!” bullshit I swallowed when all I needed to do to lose weight was take a stupid pill to treat the underlying condition.

Caveat: I believe treating the underlying condition has had a bigger impact on my health than weight loss.

I never stopped.

That’s what we had tonight! Well, I had sliced turkey because it needed eating and my partner had canned chicken. I rather like Mac and cheese with peas.

Isn’t Canada essential for most of the USA’s toilet paper supply?

Not neurotypical, but yes, I do chew on them.

I ended up going with silicone straws in my household. Mine open up down the side so you can run your finger up them for easy cleaning.

The metal and hard plastic ones suck for chewing on.

I really just want to know where the bathrooms and sitting areas are.

I’m intrigued by the broccoli.

Show some respect! The Burger King has reigned for over 70 years (founded in 1954).

Students smoking where they shouldn’t is a PITA to me, a librarian, because it can set off some fire alarms.

I do not appreciate needing to help a less mobile coworker down the stairs to evacuate the building. I don’t like spending in the rain while we wait for the fire department to declare the “all clear”.

We don’t use spy pucks to tattle on students, though: we know what alarm was triggered and we know who checked out that study room. Or we know who came out of the single seat bathroom.

Edit: and generally students have been contrite when they return the study room key after the building was evacuated. Very “I didn’t do it but I’ll let my friends who were studying with me know…” and we’ve not had repeat offenders. Tbh, they’re [young] adults so as long as no one is hurt and I don’t hear about it I’m cool with it.

I’m with you on this one.

Snow boots that change color in the cold. I had those as a toddler and they were the coolest things ever.

Can confirm. I play Rimworld. (Though, tbh, my worst habit is accumulating way too many animals. Like, pages worth of named or trained dogs and wolves, plus quail.)

We used to have a sandwich shop at my office that would do lox and veggies on a bagel for maybe $6. They also had an avocado bagel for $4. They were replaced by a Starbucks in a different building on campus and it’s not as good and more expensive.

Same. Sometimes I’ll add in a bagel with cream cheese and tomato.

Sandwich maker! We had one growing up and it was awesome.

Leftover macaroni and cheese makes a mean grilled cheese sandwich filling, then you dip it in tomato soup.

My mom had all sorts of books on mental health and disability. I remember one on abnormal childhood development (it had neat examples of pictures kids might draw) and multiple with now-outdated but then-clinical terms in their titles. These were textbooks from her attempt at an MS in social work in the 1980s. Didn’t keep the neighborhood kids from teasing me that they were my mom’s way of coping with having me.