Protip: go find yourself some plates with a more classic design. E.g. I have Wedgwood Windsor plates. See that middle bowl area? it's about 1.5cm deep. See that rim? It catches anything that manages to escape the bowl area. Good plates are a solved problem, they just don't look like modern minimalist plates. Ever since I got these I don't think I've ever managed to lose anything over the edge of a plate.
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I mean that's a risk, but also it's just generally not funny to push someones face in a cake, let alone on they birthday. Like how much must you hate someone else getting attention to ruin their day like that?
Bicycle tires are generally at a higher pressure than car tires. There's a lot less volume though.
It's a word also used to refer to a car transmission.
I have, on more than one occasion, had the trash turn into a bioreactor and get steaming hot
My point being it's not even a significant portion of furries. It's just the bits that get shared most outside the community
That's also by far not what the average furry does. Any group will have people like that.
I don't mind being portrayed as weird, because who isn't? I do take umbrage at being portrayed as an oversexed drug addict though.
Like there's less sex at tupperware conventions. Humans are horny a/f, no matter which subgroup you pick.
Works the other way around for me. When I finish a drawing I'll almost universally dislike it, but then when I look at it the next day I'll like it a lot more.
The trick is to get a lot of different kinds of plants. That way if 90% dies you know what 10% of plants fit your style of neglect. Buy more of those once you find out.
also a plant going limp like that is usually just it running out of water. give it some. don't drown it.
Ooh lucky you! You get to watch it for the first time :O
I own some of that pinkest pink. I've not in my life seen anything more pink. The blacks he sells are... okay I guess, but I feel like the pink is the only one that actually lives up to its name. The powder isn't /that/ pink, but as soon as you use it as a pigment it turns startlingly pink.