People, in general, need to be more perceptive and aware of their surroundings.

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Such an amazing series! I love that there are content creators who make documentaries that rival mainstream production companies in terms of quality and their content is practically free.

You, too, could go No-Poo!

You also shouldn’t overcrowd the pan or else you’ll steam the meat rather than brown it. In my experience, it’s difficult to brown more than 1lb of ground meat in a 10" stainless skillet.

I’ve been told just today that tone isn’t hard to infer from text and people who use tone markers are dumb. /s

You’re correct that it isn’t as good of an alternative as flossing but you’re meant to do both.

You should floss, preferably with actual floss and not a pick, and then follow that up with water irrigation. You dislodge food and break up the plaque with the floss and flush it out with the water flosser.

You must not have read that first sentence.

For the first few seasons sure but that Jordan guy that won season 6 was all skill and attitude.

I never said I found it to be hilarious. Any other words you’d like to put in my mouth for me?

Dark humor is a thing even if you personally don’t find it funny…

That was always my understanding of it.

I never knew about Linear Mouse, thank you so much!!! I fucking hate how Apple ties scroll direction on mice/touchpad and no, “natural” scroll direction is not natural on a standard mouse Apple.

What if users could just configure their own named groups for communities from the various instances, and when you view the group you’d see a feed from all of them?

Floss, irrigate, then brush

This is the way

Well, clearly you should be flossing more if you bleed like that. I’ve used ultrasonic toothbrushes for over a decade and still ended up with cavities starting in-between my teeth because of my lack of flossing.

Something that helped me start flossing regularly was buying the really large spools of the better quality floss and a reusable dispenser. It’s a lot easier to make a habit of something when you don’t run out of it on the regular.