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[ardri-na-bpiteog]

I love reading comments on cooking videos because some people have really bizarre and unscientific ideas about food safety and hygiene

[puhpandas]

guess what online fan event starts on September 5th and guess who just started getting fucking sick

[piplupod]

my brain is so nonsensical, i will see omens in the most mundane shit but then when a dead blackbird appears a little ways away from outside the house i don't even blink

[thatrandombystander]

*Looks at raised spots of skin discolouration on my right hand* OH lol that must be scar tissue from when I repeatedly burnt myself on the grill when I worked in fast food. How fun that we weren't actively encouraged to stop to treat small burns :)

[gurorori]

speakin of covid if ya don't mask up i hope ya start coughin in 3 minutes

[serpentmessmer]

looking at that blood v. piss poll like "i've gone through far too many blood safety/sanitation lessons to reasonably pick blood"

[hotsugarbyglassanimals]

my issue with taking too long to start my day and everything means Ive had less of an opportunity to chat with friends in voice calls cause by the time im done with all my solo activity everyone is in bed, which is like no one’s fault of course and I don’t want anyone to feel bad or responsible for it. But its just an obstacle that I think has had a considerable effect on my mental health considering a lot of my in-person interactions were with coworkers that I loved chatting with. and that got ripped out of my hands as of late. so… *throws confetti in the air and watches it fall to the ground cause i didnt know how to end this post*

[gallalctyka]

wow i just love it when everyone in this house doesn't bother to get rid of the stale/spoiling food in time so it falls on me to clean it all up

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[ajarofpickledtears]

not to be dramatic but I'll literally print out all the pictures I've taken of the kitchen sink drain being mouldy (before I cleaned it), add the date, and stick that shit over the sink

[addysfandomdump]

Sometimes, in fan content, I see Katsuki grabbing hot stuff with his bare hands because his hands are resistant to high heats thanks to his Quirk. Which is true. But also. You all know his Quirk activates with heat, right? He is going to blow up that baking tray.

[supercom-pute-r]

I'm going to continue to complain about my nail-biting problem because it literally makes me hate myself. I have been biting for ever, literally i can not think of an age where i have already gained consciousness, and i am not biting them. And it make them look horrendous. I have ugly finger, ugly hands. I see my friend with long nails and pretty hands and talking about painting them and whatever, and i feel so jealous. I'm so ashamed of my hands that i find myself hiding them in public without realizing it. And my fingers are sore. They hurt. I can’t draw, i can write, i can type, and they bleed, and they sting. The worst part is that nothing can make me stop. No bitter nail polish, or chewing another thing like gum, i literally do both things at the same time. And even with things that scare, i stop. When i was 6 or 7 or 8, sum, my father told me that one girl died because her nails made a ball in her stomach, and it cutted it from the inside. And i continued to bite them while thinking, "Will this be the one that kills?". I don't know what to do. I fell gross, it hurts and i'm tired

[esleep]

i actually do kinda like delivering groceries on the side because it gives me such a unique cross-section of the community. i never know whose groceries im shopping for until i finish the delivery and see them/their home and it's like it adds more detail to the picture of who they are. the baby supplies going to the apartment that i know for a fact is one bedroom (they'll be moving soon - i bet they're apartment hunting, i hope they find a place). the new cat litter box, bowl, and kitten food going to the house covered in "i <3 my dog" paraphernalia (a kitten definitely showed up on the porch recently and made itself at home). the fairly healthy boring grocery order that includes an incongruous tub of candy-filled ice cream going to the home of an elderly woman with toddler toys in the yard (it's clearly for her grandkids, whom she sees often).

shopping for someone else's groceries is a fairly intimate thing. i've bought condoms and pregnancy tests, allergy medicine and nyquil, baby benadryl and teething gel, a huge pile of veggies paired with an equally huge pile of junk food, tampons and shampoo and closet organizers and ant traps and deodorizing shoe inserts and a million other little things that tell a million different stories in their endless combinations. one time someone had me buy one single green bean. i messaged them to confirm that's actually what they wanted, and they said yes - neither of them liked green beans very much, but they had a baby they were introducing to solid foods, and they wanted to let him try one to see if he liked them. another time i had someone request 50 fresh roma tomatoes - not for a restaurant, but for a person in an apartment. the kitchen behind them smelled like basil and garlic when they opened the door. another time i brought groceries to three elderly blind women who share a house. that was one of the few times i have ever broken my rule and gone inside a place i've delivered to, because they asked if i could place the grocery bags in a specific location in the kitchen for them to work on unloading and there was no way i was going to refuse helping.

i gripe about the poor tippers, but people can also be incredibly kind. one time i took shelter from a sudden vicious hailstorm inside an older lady's home in a trailer park, while i was in the middle of delivering her groceries. we both huddled just inside the door, watching in shock as golf-ball-sized hail swept through for about five minutes and then disappeared. she handed me an extra $10 bill on my way out the door.

when covid was at its deadliest, people would leave extra (often lysol-scented) cash tips and thank-you notes for me taped to the door or partially under the mat. i especially loved the clearly kid-drawn thank you notes with marker renderings of blobby people in masks, or trees, or rainbows. in summer of 2020 i delivered to a nice older couple who lived outside of town in the hills, and they insisted i take a huge double handful of extra disposable gloves and masks to wear while shopping - those were hard to find in stores at the time, but they wanted me to have some of their supply and wouldn't take no for an answer.

anyway. all this to say people are mostly good, or at least trying to be, despite my complaints.