I usually have floss in my purse, and use it pretty regularly. I don't brush during the day, mostly because that's not as portable as a thing of floss. I dislike when people brush here in the bathroom at work not because I think brushing is gross, but because I hate the smell of toothpaste/peppermint and I'm not mentally prepared to face it during a pee break.
'Bring On The Night'
Natter 54: Right here, dammit.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
ACK ACK ACK! Grammar emergency! My big boss just asked me to change something from "meeting with my staff and me" to "meeting with Susan and I." What to do?!?!?
Refuse, Jesse! Stay strong!
Or change it and hope your big boss doesn't notice?
Phew -- I did stay strong and she signed off on "Susan and me."
My question for the day:
Using a handwipe to sanitize grocery cart handles is a) sensible, or b) yuppie affectation?
(Assuming, of course, that you have no sort of health reason to do so.)
Using a handwipe to sanitize grocery cart handles is a) sensible, or b) yuppie affectation?
Since I have only seen this phenomenon at Whole Foods, I'm going to go with (b). I do wish they had more santize-y things around the raw chicken though.
Using a handwipe to sanitize grocery cart handles is a) sensible, or b) yuppie affectation?
I'd say b, unless your sanitizing it for a kid sitting in the front of the cart.
So the preliminary tests indicate Devi might be hyperthyroid, and I okayed them running a further test.
Jeezlouise. Can one of my cats not have a chronic condition? Is that a lot to ask?
I vote c) bad, because it causes the superbugs or whatever!
Heh. Speaking of grammar police, one of our designers just sent the following out to our whole department:
Some of you have heard me argue against the use of two spaces between sentences, and endured my grousing about "old typewriter habits" and my mumblings of the words "mono-spacing" and "proportional."
along with a PDF of a few pages from a book called "The Mac is Not a Typewriter."