Eat with the right, touch anus with the left and always wash hands before you eat. Developed cultures have done this for ages. And they have clean bumholes because they wash instead of only smearing with toilet paper. That shit is disgusting.

Washing can also help against the itchiness. As well as non-synthetic underwear. If those don’t help, do indeed see a doctor.

Went sailing for a day without any shirt on. Worst sunburn ever. Luckily we had to practice for a musical at school where we would put our arms around eachother at some point, i skipped that part for a bit.

Is there a difference between the two different entrances?

You’re right, I’ll retract the recommendation 😉

I met my partner on an app relatively recently and would not have met them otherwise. It can be a way to meet interesting people that you would not easily come across otherwise.

But, there are some caveats.

I would recommend trying a few and finding one that fits your interests/people in your area actually use.

Also investigate what the apps do with your data. You are sharing some very personal/sensitive data with them. Make sure they take good care of it.

Some apps seem to be pay-to-win. Do keep that in mind. Also, do keep in mind you are in the minority as a guy. Don’t feel discouraged if it takes a long time to get any matches. I notice I can get somewhat addicted to scrolling through the apps and get discouraged when no one seems to like me. If that’s the case make sure to not open the app for a while and go outside.

I personally think Feeld is one of the least bad ones, because it is great for different kinds of relationships and that fits me well, as well as they seem to take somewhat value my privacy and data. I also tend to pay for apps I actually use, because when the product is free, I am the product. Remember these companies have costs as well.

Still, nothing beats starting conversations with people in real life. Just be friendly, open, interested and don’t expect anything from the other party straight away.

You’ll be fine!

Pretty sure all your electronics are imported from another country. That what the carrot is complaining about though, isn’t he?

… Goes to a protest to support gaza, get’s phone unlocked because police is using Israeli cellebrite software…

• All new cars look the same and are way bigger than necessary

I’m 35 (M) and recently got one ear pierced and my first tattoo. I should have done this way sooner, I feel much more like myself now.

Tattoo is an image of a vintage boxer, but it’s a girl instead of a guy with a moustache. I mostly just think it looks nice, but I also like the “Don’t fck with this chick”-vibe of it.

It is true what they say though, I’m constantly planning next tattoos now.

I learned quite a lot of Norwegian by just beig in Norway for three months. I especially enjoyed watching television with the subtitles for the hearing impared turned on.

Another option that the pros (like politicians etc.) like a lot: Nonnen van Vught.

Then I haven’t said anything, but you’re also not the person I was writing about 😉

Using body wash in itself is not manly.

I cannot deny I prefer to eat a bit too much hollandaise with them, but I also really enjoy them “au natural”.

I even like them from a jar.

I’m not sure why though. Just taste I guess.

I think what helps with the hype is that they are quite seasonal, so when they are available you hear a lot of people talk about them maybe?

Same with Rhubarb and “pepernoten” (if you’re Dutch) for instance.

feel like you’re operating a machine

Funny because I’m assuming your truck has an automatic transmission. Try getting a very cheap, small car with manual transmission and tell me what feels more like driving a machine to you 😏 . The cheaper the better, because all those electronic aids like lane assist, traction control, adaptive cruise control, etc are just disconnecting you from the actual metal.

I rented a small base model Peugeot 108 when on holiday on Crete a few weeks back. Nothing more exhilarating than taking that go-kart onto a mountain road: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl3a-LWS_kE

But honestly, thanks for the comment! I’m happy to learn why people like them so much!

Pick-up trucks for anyone that’s not a farmer, construction worker or dirtbike rider.

They are so dumb and impractical for normal driving. I don’t get it.

I believe there was some tax-benefit for them in the US at some point…? Then it makes a tiny bit if sense i guess.

But what’s even dumber: cross-overs. Worst of both worlds.

Green or white?

Green are so so, but white… Omg… With hollandaise and a good piece of ham.

Inline skating 👌

I love watching Boiler Room, but I don’t want that stupid investment company making money of of my views. What do I do? Are there good alternatives to Boiler Room?

You could have forgotten to put the filter back in your Bialetti Moka pot.

I love the idea that stuff should be free, but at the moment we do live a capitalist society and hosting videos especially is a costly enterprise.

I am wondering therefore whether there are any plans to provide options for content creators (and server hosters) to make money with videos on peertube (other than including advertisements in the videos)?

I think Peertube can never grow when content creators do have the costs of creating, hosting and serving their videos, while at the same time not having a good way to earn money back for their work.