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Is it greedy to have toast with chicken instant noodles

I think the healing properties in human saliva is largely under promoted

Thanks Edna

I'm choosing to crash this entire month, all because of some stupid biological mechanism...

It's no different than lowering tolerance, really.


Also there's no drinkable water. Or one that can be drank well without tasting something metallic.

... I was not used to drinking not-tap water.

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I wonder if you can get a fish tank that looks like a pair of swimming goggles

I was lurking around Reddit and I found post by someone from Cape Breton, where I live, who asked why they felt weird and uncomfortable whenever mentioning they're from CB because they fit none of the stereotypes associated with us.

Until know I felt like I was only person who felt that way. I say I'm Canadian all the time, and I don't even mind saying I'm from the province of Nova Scotia. But whenever I mention I'm from Cape Breton I feel like some space alien pretending to be this identity. I don't speak with a strong Scottish/Irish accent that other people have trouble understanding, I spend my days sitting on the porch listening to CBC radio, I don't play the fiddle or sing songs about coal miners or greet people by saying "Howshegoin, cousint, what'sgoin'on?"

I don't get it, if other people assume all Cape Bretoners are this way, that's stereotyping. But if you aren't this way people go on about the culture or identity dying. Also I wonder if this is mainly an autistic thing, and do other people on the spectrum not have the stereotypical traits of their own country or nationality and it's not something deliberate, it's just how they are?

If I have no reference to guide me reliably...
... Then I would have to do it myself.

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Oh man I'm so pleased to meet you

I'm scared to put anything on it because it's an open wound but licking it is so soothing

He's dead good Dr Who because he's so fast that you wouldn't even know there was a problem before he fixes it

I need to rest to get myself right for Amsterdam next week

I should have stopped to speak to our cleaner the other day but I needed to get in where I could be myself

He had a very interesting device that he was vacuuming with
It was like a jetpack

I wonder if NASCAR had of invented roof flaps in 1987, might that have kept them from requiring restrictor plates to limit power at some tracks (superspeedways, the really big ovals) starting in 1988.

Either way, I'm sure they'd be using the tapered spacers by now, so it doesn't really matter if some change might have delayed implementing the restrictor plate (which has since been replaced by the tapered spacer).

In theory lower octane fuel (which would force a lower compression ratio, therefore less power) and/or smaller displacement engines also could have been tried to reduce power.

^ Why the different power limiting methods? Couldn't they just make the engines smaller? Makes no sense to me to make powerful engines to then limit them.