In the states, is döner kebab basically the same as gyro or shawarma?
Wishing you the best. I feel very fortunate to have found my partner out of pure coincidence. It's not always been easy, we both are constantly working on ourselves to be the best version we can be for each other, and I know I have a lot of growth yet to achieve.
It might sound cliche, but oftentimes you may find that someone when you least expect it, when you're not even looking. Enjoy your life to the fullest you possibly can, and spend time with family and friends, attend hobby-related events and socialize. This will maximize the chances of you meeting someone you truly vibe with, though not all romantic interests will lead to long-term/lifelong relationships.
Dang and here I thought Australians were the first to call a hotdog a glizzy. And I assumed it was glistening with grease, and that's why they abbreviated to glizzy. According to a quick search, you appear to be correct tho with the glock-uzi slang
Not carbonated enough yet
Thanks, I hate it.
Do you have a source for that? Genuinely asking, I use a VPN and would like to read more into it
See I've heard the opposite, at least for deer. Deer seek out salts since they grow antlers every year which takes a ton of calcium, so peeing on trees makes them target the bark where you've peed. Not totally sure tho
LSD and shrooms are not addictive, and they actually have some really good outcomes for certain mental illnesses, such as depression and PTSD. I know several people who were suicidal and depressed teenagers whose entire outlook on life changed after one trip at a somewhat young age.
Yeah who didn't see this coming a mile away
And also, those years aren't exactly right for the generational categories. Millennials are 1980-1996, boomers are 1946-1964, etc.
Not a doctor, but my understanding is that excessive electrolytes are hard on your kidneys. Most people do not need an electrolyte drink everyday, unless they are athletes/regularly working up a sweat or missing salts in their diet
I'm unfortunately not there physically to help, but my mom has this light switch she needs to remove temporarily and replace the plate. Her "handyman" installed it 'brand new' within the past few years. I told her it looked like it was from the 80s haha. Anyways, she apparently cannot remove the knob for the life of her, shouldn't the knob be able to simply pull off without breaking?
Shoot I also recently got the freaking green line a few weeks ago. Yeah I also refuse to have a phone without a microsd option, why TF are they doing away with that?