

I order thin crust pizza because it has less bread. I treat bread as a vehicle for food and nothing else.
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I order thin crust pizza because it has less bread. I treat bread as a vehicle for food and nothing else.


I’ll keep these hot takes coming yo. I went to europe because people keep raving aboot bread in europe and people say Toronto has bad bread or something but neither I nor my partner could taste much of a difference when comparing breads from actual bakeries.


I don’t like 99% of bread. Bread sucks. Rice and noodles are way better starches. Fight me.
One of my cats is a weirdo. Ive never seen her in a box ever. She doesn’t care about boxes.
Edit: Here’s the little weirdo herself

It’s ok I’m oot of academia.
Sike! That’s the wrong number! /s
Fucking R8 (Android optimizer/obfuscator)
I think those are casement windows which are similar I think but not the same as tilt and turn windows.
I’m guessing that that is more annoying to operate. What is common here are casement windows which are operated with a hand crank so you dont have to remove the screen each time you need to open or close the window.
I cant see how without needing to remove the screen each time. I probably need to see a picture.
Do you need to remove the screen if you want to open the window?
Did some quick research. It seems pretty difficult to install screens on these for some reason. So that’s probably why these are not common where I live.
I guess. Over here its more common to have the screen on the interrior to make the screens easier to replace and/or clean. Here, it’s common for houses to have a 2nd or even 3rd floor so it’s not always easy to be able to access the screen from the outside.
Bugs. Lots and lots of bugs.
Take a picture of the box before tossing


Just like in the movie /s


All my music lives in a folder called music that gets synced to all my devices. Don’t ask me how I sync the folder across all my devices though
I remember when I was a kid, there was a buffet place that was $6 / person.
My first day in London (never been to europe before), I used a toilet and I was trying to figure out how to flush. There was a bright red rope next to the toilet so I pulled it and an alarm started going off and I freaked out. Thankfully I saw a button that said something like reset alarm so I hit it quickly.
In my defense the actual flush button was on the wall behind the toilet. The wall was grey and the button was also the same grey and flush with the wall. I thought it was some kind of panel.