I trim my nose and ear hair, my wife plucks the big ones on my ears, but I do not touch my big beautiful bushy eyebrows. I have eyebrow one hair so long I’ve named it.

They totally know. There might be a few that think they’re #1 and one of them is almost certainly right.

I bought mine for $100!

I got it new back in the early 2000s but it had a flaw in the fretboard. I returned it for exchange but they discontinued it so refunded me instead. Telling this story to someone a decade later, they suggested eBay. I looked and there it was, bought it on the spot and had it in my hands a week later.

I have enough guitars but am now looking at other instruments. A cello is high on the list.

TIL!

Yep it has to be random to mess with the algorithm. You could have fun and cut different shapes each day.

Which is long for soccer.

Or even better, they defy expectations and pair up.

Donny the Pedophiliac Maniac

Nny!

Ooh yeah I learned so much from the Pokémon scarlet violet subreddit.

There’s a subreddit for my town but I don’t think there’s enough of us on Lemmy to keep it active.

Usually we both have to pee around 2am, so the wake up is not a bother. We also are used to each other’s alarms, so aren’t woken by the other.

We do the same, she’ll have a foot touching my ankle and I’ll have a hand touching her hip. Sometimes her toenails are stabby and I roll away but she seeks me out in her sleep lol.

Occasionally I’ll sleep on the couch if I have a sinus headache as it is more upright to promote drainage, but vast majority of time we sleep together.

I recently realized that w’all needs to be shakespeared too. Following the pattern of other languages, y’all and w’all are missing in English.

Also, I shakespeared the verb shakespeared, in reference to Shakespeare making up new words by following patterns among other words.

I’m sure there’s a biblical interpretation in the big three that could lead to this conclusion.

Yes exactly. This is an interesting finding that warrants more research, but high concentration in a Petri dish does not reflect what happens in the body.

It sounds harder than it is, with a bit of practice it’s quick and easy. It is also a good intro to other layered pastry that is more difficult like pie crusts.

I saved it to Pocket, which is apparently shut down now, so I am waiting for them to send me my exported list. I will share the recipe if they ever send my exported list, but a few key points are below.

You have to cut the butter into the dry ingredients to make pea sized bits, some people use a food processor but I do it old fashioned with a pastry blender. Then add the wet ingredients, mix, and do a few rounds of rolling and folding and use a small cup or round cutter to cut them out.

https://shop.kingarthurbaking.com/items/perfect-pie-blender

This is exactly how I make gravy. I have also started making the biscuits from scratch using a flaky layers recipe I found online; it is a marginal improvement, but the gravy is still the star of the show.