PLCCs like that do often have two indentations, on opposite corners due to the molding process. Doesn’t make this any less slop though.

A friend once made buns with salt instead of sugar. Those were absolutely dreadful.

I’m glad everyone in my country got rid of the scales, haven’t seen one in close to a decade. They just work.

Another very similar thing is (online) gambling. I know. a few people that have pretty much the same income as myself, but are living paycheck to paycheck, whereas I have no problems, can afford to buy nice things occasionally etc.

I do that a lot, but can’t say I enjoy it

With KDE, you don’t even need to install anything. Just tick the box in settings.

Cows seem to love brushes they can scratch themselves against. Maybe that’s something?

Wobbly windows!

Me too!

Here’s what I have:

• toolbox with spanners and sockets
• screwdrivers
• side cutters
• pliers
• knife
• fuses
• pieces of wire
• piece of vacuum line with a plug (I drive a carbureted shitbox)
• lithium boost pack
• oil
• water, can be used as coolant or to put out a fire
• tubeless repair kit
• cigarette lighter powered compressor, these came with some cars and can be has cheap at scrapyards
• wet wipes
• a couple adjustable wrences
• first aid kit
• electrical tape

Might’ve forgotten some, most are hidden under the trunk floor

Heh, my router is on one of those timer plug things. No matter how frozen, it will reboot.

That’s also why hunting clothes are orange camo. Invisible to the prey, clearly visible to the fellow hunter.

I prefer it over supercritical ass

So, how speedy is your pee?

Like dipping your socks in river water, it’s easy and free!

Also, expensice appliances still last. It’s just that back in the day expensive was the only option.

I’m very glad of the system here. Education is free, I only have to pay the student union member fee and student healthcare fee. I get left with 66€ a month from the support money after rent, living 1.5km from school. Also a tram goes straight to the city center from in front of my building when I want to go there.

These guys must be starving

Thankfully the university costs me a whopping ~150€ a year, and I get some money from the government while studying.