First of all there are real risks to boiling water in the microwave, but I get why most people ignore them. Second of all, not ALL of us have microwaves (I don’t), third of all, it’s not “one more thing” if it’s an appliance used every day for multiple reasons. You seem to have an odd hate towards kettles.

I’ve used one for ages, it especially helps when boiling water on the stove. I heat it in the kettle first and then pour it in the stove pot. So much faster!

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Helps curb the sedentary lifestyle epidemic as well! I’m all for it. Think of the senator’s yards interesting natural locations where you could hide caches.

Geocaching porn network?

Haha - yep, exactly! I started the first video like, “Meh, I’ll give it two minutes.” And ended like, “I need to watch ALL the things!”

He’s my lowkey hero.

I highly recommend checking out this video regardless of what model you get:

https://youtu.be/jHP942Livy0

I shall start calling mine Sir Cheese.

Kids in the Hall…?

Crickets taste like cornnuts to me.

Any fine should be adjusted for income level.

So has the US, but I don’t think that’s gonna save us.

Kremlin: Trump just needs his blankie and a nap.

It should…it’s a direct reference to it.

I’d like to think there’s a lovely evil cheese plate and demonic crudité on this sideboard.

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When you said video game you brought to mind a broader context for me. We often associate “a name” (musician, CEO, comedian, etc.) with a brand. But when you truly think of the number of people and entire industry involved in producing said art, it becomes a somewhat different question. Not necessarily easier to answer, and I really like your health bar analogy. I think to some extent it depends on what you personally are getting out of your interaction with the product.

Always a fascinating philosophical question to ponder.

Most foreign language apps teach in bite sized pieces. I use Mango, but there are a bunch.

Otherwise just get trained in first aid, trip them, and carry around a bunch of bandaids and rubbing alcohol. The Florence Nightingale syndrome is sure to kick in as you tend to their wounds.