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Coconuts are awesome full stop
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Society & Culture Things you do/did that you probably think no one else does
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I couldn't agree more.
I like to nibble the chocolate coating from the choc top, use my tongue to push the icecream as far down the cone as possible, chomp off the bottom of the cone, wait for the icecream to start to melt, then suck the icecream through the hole.
Although, I like mint toothpaste. But that's about it.
Dr Karl reckons there's no benefit in coconut water so it can gagf
Remember being taught about the food pyramid in about grade 1 or 2, and being petrified that you were meant to drink two litres of water a day. They forgot to mention the fact that every drink had water in it...
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And load up on grains and milk
I'm surprised the sugar lobby didn't get a bigger show
Banana sandwich with crunchy peanut butter and cornflakes. With maple syrup. All in the sandwich. Stoner me loves that s**t.
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Banana sandwiches are delicious.
I make them purely because no one else at uni likes them and I can leave them in the fridge in my apartment knowing full well it'll be there when I want it.
I make them purely because no one else at uni likes them and I can leave them in the fridge in my apartment knowing full well it'll be there when I want it.
When I walk into a shop, the first thing I look for is something that I already own/considered buying to see where I got a good deal or not... Also feel it may be because I feel a bit lost in a shop wandering around comparitively aimlessly, and instead prefer a challenge of looking for one specific thing (although kind of defeats the purpose of shopping...)
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Whenever I catch the train on the way to work in the morning, I always have this thought: "Did I touch on my myki?" and then spend the rest of the trip trying to recount whether I did or not.
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Yeah i do that sometimes
Same, been pinned on that too.
Have forgotten twice. Got pinged once and the other I dashed off and on the train to validate the ticket.
Of course the gestapo got on at the next station.
I too enjoy this.
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Sooo, I dunno, Im headin to a metal fabrication place this weekend and if you aint got no plans u should come long, if u aint doin nuttin no biggy if ya cant @ me back xoxo
Have the grey ghosts with the portable myki scanners ever claimed an untouched you for part of their daily quota?
I have 15 different types of cologne and I use a different one each day.
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When I go to the servo and I'm washing my windscreen I always make the effort to do the inside,be surprised how filthy it gets.
I tend to naturally brush my bottom teeth for far longer than my top. Becomes glaringly obvious with an electric toothbrush that tells you how long you've been going for...
It's the worst - did it once back in Melbourne, realised before getting off at parliament, but hung around the platform area while my mate went and touched themselves off, and then came back to get me while secretly touching on both mine and their cards.
Comparing to London, where they attendents actually help you if you havn't touched on, and the fact that barriers in Melbourne don't force you to touch on and enable forgetfullness, and it's a crock of s**t - coming from someone who very much likes the myki system.
It's the worst - did it once back in Melbourne, realised before getting off at parliament, but hung around the platform area while my mate went and touched themselves off, and then came back to get me while secretly touching on both mine and their cards.
Comparing to London, where they attendents actually help you if you havn't touched on, and the fact that barriers in Melbourne don't force you to touch on and enable forgetfullness, and it's a crock of s**t - coming from someone who very much likes the myki system.
I kept waiting for the whole thing to be chiseled down but it never happened! Then I realised it was on repeat.
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