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naamahdarling

That has to be the most humiliating way to describe one of Earth's most terrifyingly effective predators.

sapphic-and-stupid

Picture of her from the USA Today

teaboot

I would let her kill me for sport

vaelus-malewife

shower-thoughts-last-responder

byjove

It would be kind of fun to have a medical dramamedy show where people (patients and people in the medical field) could submit their craziest experiences with the medical system and those plotlines and patient stories could be dramatized and woven into a cohesive narrative with any additional profits from the show going to pay off medical debt.

byjove

Plotline A: Patient is suffering from a near fatal case of hypothermia after passing out in the snow drunk and laying there all night until his 13 year old nephew discovered him in the morning, said 13 year old managed to transport his druncle to the hospital on a snowmobile but the rest of the family cannot make it there due to road conditions.

Plotline B: A live rat fell through the ceiling halfway through an emergency appendectomy, causing the surgeon to startle and rupture the patient’s appendix. Infectious disease is very interested in the situation due to the risk of zoonotic infection. The hospital’s legal department is also very interested in the situation.

foxglovedforest

Hey OP what happened to you

byjove

I’ve been chronically ill since the age of 14 and I enjoy eavesdropping

zillychu

wait can I submit something

eraserheadadult

big scary creature with a little pink bow on her head is the only type of character design that matters

eraserheadadult

tutorial how to draw a beautiful baby girl

escuerzoresucitado

elvneedleworks

I finished this just in time for EGGTOBER!!!!!

MY TOILS ARE WORTHWILE

catasters

warl0ck-arts

Perfection.

ilikeit-art

Spiny Red Gurnard fish.

wingedtigress

They are so WEIRD in the best way

joyousjoyfuljoyness

Number 15 of my Close Encounters Collection, "Grin."

joyousjoyfuljoyness

Just some sillies!

busket

hey. listen. when you use too much detergent in your laundry you aren't making your clothes cleaner, you are making them degrade faster. the machine isn't able to rinse out the entire cup of soap you put in, so some of it is left in the fibers of your clothes. when they dry this makes the fabric stiffer and more brittle, so the fibers are more likely to erode and break. over time this makes your clothes wear out much faster than if they were properly rinsed with minimal soap. you are wasting money by overusing detergent, not just on the detergent itself but the clothes you are shortening the lifespan of.

busket

you are also ruining your clothes by cramming too many into the wash at once. the machine washes them by agitating them and rubbing them together but if they're crammed in there there's more friction. so they're less likely to get clean and they're wearing each other out. don't use tiny loads of laundry bc that's a waste of water but focus on medium sized loads with only a tablespoon or two max of laundry detergent.

you can also hang up your cotton shirts to dry to prevent them from shrinking in the dryer, and to maximize the lifespan of printed graphics on your shirts or sweatshirts. this saves electricity and keeps your clothes nicer for longer.

fabric softener is a scam, you don't need it because most detergents come with a softening agent already. dryer sheets are handy to minimize static in the dryer, but you can get a reusable wool ball that does the same purpose so they're not necessary either.

use bleach detergents sparingly, only if you notice your whites becoming stained or dingy. using bleach on every load of whites will degrade them.

also most of the time you really only need to wash with cool water. unless something is really soiled, (especially with something greasy, remember heat melts and removes grease,) cold water works just fine for day to day dirty clothes.

that's all

hopelessmouse-shell-acct

Good rule of thumb I use when loading the washer and dryer is the rule of thirds.

The washing machine should not be more than 2/3 full when you load it with dry clothes, and the dryer should be no more than 1/3 full when you load it with your wet clothes. Usually, because of the sizes of washers/dryers, this works out fine. 2/3 full washer is ≈1/3 full dryer.

Also as far as detergent goes: if you’ve got some clothes that are really dirty, or if you’re trying to work out a stain, keep a bottle of spray oxyclean near your laundry bin, spray the patch your worried about when you put it in the bin. That way, the chemical has some time to soak in and work, and you don’t have to use as much detergent in the wash.