Your way of doing things is now how things must be done. Extra points for petty and minor stuff.

  • AmidFuror@fedia.io
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    4 months ago

    Toilet paper only goes on horizontal rollers with the flap facing down in the front of the roll. No more feeling the back of the roll to find the loose end.

      • I had an actual fight with my wife once about this. We’ve always had cats, and it’s scientifically proven that, in households with cats, the only right way to mount toilet paper is with the loose end down back.

        I lost that fight because she played the “petty” card, but I at least got her to agree that - whichever way - we had to be consistent. Inconsistent mounting is worse than any other consideration.

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          If you flatten the roll before putting it on the roller the kink prevents kitter-spinnies. This lets you put it on the right way 😋

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        I have had cats for years and never had this issue outside early kittenhood. Interesting.

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    4 months ago

    Everyone’s self employed and stops complaining about their boss

  • Twinklebreeze @lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    Everything, but in too many small ways for me to list. You just keep going, and I’ll let you know when you mess up.

  • u/lukmly013 💾 (lemmy.sdf.org)@lemmy.sdf.org
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    Extra points for petty, minor things.

    Fine.
    Only using even numbers for volume or brightness. No handshakes (between humans). No unsolicited hugs. No greetings. No Christmas, new years eve, Halloween, birthdays, etc. (only regular days). No loud talking (if any) on public transport. No phone calls or video calls. No purchases of digital goods (be it media or software) that doesn’t come on a physical copy. No buying from Nestle. Avoiding supermarket membership “discount” (read: “data collection”) programs.

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    The proper spelling is indeed Rebekah. Also, chili is eaten over rice or mashed potatoes and always has beans. All cats have an infinite amount of names, none of which they respond to and most of which are very situational.

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      I normally would have balked at the mashed potatoes suggestion, but I made a 13 bean soup with a creamy potato base recently and then I made chili with the leftovers and it was godly.

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      Chili with cornbread is phenominal. Never had it growing up in the US Midwest, but moved south and fell in love. Still make it now on the other side of the globe. Rice isn’t my favorite and potatoes wouldn’t be my first choice, but chili is basically just a curry in the modern sense anyway for most recipes so that makes sense.

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      Chili over rice—esp. something with more flavor, like Jasmine rice–is pretty good, TBH. I always put beans in my chili, because I know that every time I do it, a Texan dies.

      And yeah, that’s pretty much the way cats are now, so, no change.

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        4 months ago

        Cincinnati Chili

        I’ve never had Cincinnati Chili but would like to. Point a fella at a decent recipe?

        • It’s mainly just an all-meat chili with a lot of seasonings, but not necessarily a lot of spice. Like, it has chocolate in it - not sweet chocolate, but the powder without sugar. And cinnamon.

          We discovered it when we were doing a low carb diet, because it has no carbs in it. But it’s one of our favorites. I wouldn’t say it’s my favorite chili of all time, but is among my favorite dishes, if you get what I mean. I do like a chili with beans.

          I couldn’t find the online original; we may have copied it out of a book. Here’s a PDF version of the recipe we like. We used to have it over spaghetti squash.

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        I’ve had cincinnati chili, and guess what? I’d still eat it over mashed potatoes But, ah! It’s okay to eat food wrong. That is always fine.

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    Education. Critical thinking will now be taught in elementary school. Economics in middle school. And philosophy in high school.

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    4 months ago

    I thought of this while pre-cutting the base of a plastic bottle cap with a knife so that, when I unscrew it, it comes off cleanly - like they used to - without sticking to the bottle or leaving behind sharp, poking bits. This is a thing in the EU nowdays, and obviously, this is the correct way to open them from now on.

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      Okay, now that one’s petty. Mostly because I like when either of those things happens. If it sticks to the bottle it’s like having one of those skinny bottle top rubber thingies to hold it on, and if the edges are sharp and pokey I get to feel them on my lips.

  • 👍Maximum Derek👍@discuss.tchncs.de
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    4 months ago

    For close to 20 years now my wife and I have bought twin sized flat sheets and blankets for our king bed. We’re both blanket hogs and now we get to be by not sharing. People used to look at us like we were crazy when we mentioned it, but I hear more and more people doing it and even saw and article calling it the “Scandinavian method” or something else pretentious sounding.

    We’ve been doing it so long I feel like we invented it, even though that’s a silly idea. But I am half Scandi so, you know, maybe it was named after me.

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      Why not get two sets of king size? I mean twin sized blankets are too small for adults in my opinion. Especially during winter.

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      4 months ago

      As a Finn, “scandinavian method” sound hilarious, though technically we’re not part of Scandinavia. And yea, ofcourse people have their own blankets. You don’t share a pillow either …right?

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        Honorary Scandinavians though, right?

        Sent from under a separate sheet/duvet, in Denmark