I had pizza today for dinner and it had really thin crust. I ate it with a fork and knife
I've mastered that art already, got the whole pizza in 10 minutes.
Ya but if the crust is crispy and flaky then you get crust everywhere.
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Posted 17 August 2015 - 10:49 PM
I had pizza today for dinner and it had really thin crust. I ate it with a fork and knife
I've mastered that art already, got the whole pizza in 10 minutes.
Ya but if the crust is crispy and flaky then you get crust everywhere.
Posted 17 August 2015 - 10:52 PM
Wait, serious question: Do peoples' towels really get "dark spots", moldy, etc.? It never occurred to my towels. They only ever get damp.
Posted 17 August 2015 - 10:54 PM
That took me a bit longer to master. But my aunt wouldn't let me eat any other way (and I would usually have thin crusted pizza with her, my parents prefer thick crust), so I had to get used to it. It still is a pain in the ass, tbh.Ya but if the crust is crispy and flaky then you get crust everywhere.
Mine never get visually dirty, but I kinda know they aren't clompletely clean.Wait, serious question: Do peoples' towels really get "dark spots", moldy, etc.? It never occurred to my towels. They only ever get damp.
Posted 17 August 2015 - 11:10 PM
Wait, serious question: Do peoples' towels really get "dark spots", moldy, etc.? It never occurred to my towels. They only ever get damp.
Yep, they do. It's a result of leaving your towels/washcloths wet and damp for too long. My brother and dad's got a lot of them.
Posted 17 August 2015 - 11:40 PM
1. Once a day, twice if I do something sweaty or I go to work.
2. Twice a day. On really lazy days, I'll brush just once when I wake up and rinse with mouthwash before I go to bed.
3. I eat pizza barehanded. Tastes better.
4. If it's a simple burger, barehanded. If it's massive, I'll use a fork and knife.
5. Daily, and during that time of the month, twice daily.
6. Every week.
Posted 17 August 2015 - 11:49 PM
eating pizza with a fork and knife is for pussies.

Edited by argonate, 17 August 2015 - 11:50 PM.
Posted 18 August 2015 - 02:39 AM
Eww, guys.
Some of you must smell weird ![]()
Posted 18 August 2015 - 03:40 AM
How many showers you take a day?
0.5 (meaning once every 2 days)
How often do you brush your teeth? Do you brush them at work/school?
Twice a day (morning, evening), all at home before school or bed
Do you eat pizza with fork and knife or barehanded?
BAREHANDED LIKE A REAL MAN
What about hamburgers? Do you hold it with a napkin or with your bare hands?
BAREHANDED LIKE A REAL MAN
How often do you change your underwear?
Everyday. Twice per day if I have a heavy flow of blood, if you didn´t get that
How often do you change your body towel?
I use each towel twice. I hang them in the bathroom to steam out and dry after the first use. Most towels are good for a third use though. They only dry your clean body.
Posted 18 August 2015 - 03:44 AM
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Posted 18 August 2015 - 06:24 AM
I didn't even know people eat pizza with forks and knifes. Thougt it'll be pretty hard especially when the pizza has a very thick crust like those in Pizza Hut's.
I remember I was in KFC and this woman uses these plastic knife and fork to eat her chicken. It looked way too weird and way too unstable like it was going to break anytime
I learned since toddler how to eat everything with fork and knife, because I was supposed to be a well educated (in a polite way, I may be confusing words, but who cares, right? lol) lady once I grow up. I won't lie, though, it's more practical to eat chicken and pizza with my hands, but I find no issues doing it with cutlery, and I'm glad I learned it because in some fancy places you really don't want to be seen eating chicken with your hands lol
Posted 18 August 2015 - 06:33 AM
I learned since toddler how to eat everything with fork and knife, because I was supposed to be a well educated (in a polite way, I may be confusing words, but who cares, right? lol) lady once I grow up. I won't lie, though, it's more practical to eat chicken and pizza with my hands, but I find no issues doing it with cutlery, and I'm glad I learned it because in some fancy places you really don't want to be seen eating chicken with your hands lol
I was taught that as well, but I just never complied. I'm a savage when I eat.
Posted 18 August 2015 - 07:00 AM
Wait, serious question: Do peoples' towels really get "dark spots", moldy, etc.? It never occurred to my towels. They only ever get damp.
I've never seen any visible mold on my towels, but they do start to smell musty after a while.
Posted 18 August 2015 - 07:15 AM
Wait, serious question: Do peoples' towels really get "dark spots", moldy, etc.? It never occurred to my towels. They only ever get damp.
I think it depends on where you live, too. Here in MO by the lakes and stuff, my damp things smell moldy and stuff within a few hours, but when I lived in Arizona, I could go days before anything smelled weird.
My serious question is how the fuck do you people only brush your teeth at night? On the days I only brush once per day, it HAS to be in the morning and it's the very first thing I do once I wake up, because otherwise I get disgusted and throw up and that's really a shit way to start the day.
Posted 18 August 2015 - 07:36 AM
Posted 18 August 2015 - 08:04 AM
I was taught that as well, but I just never complied. I'm a savage when I eat.
I had to comply. It was expected of me, and not only from my mum's side of the family, but the whole social environment we were in lol
But I'm proud to say I can eat like a proper piggy now, much to my disgrace and family shame in family reunions ![]()
Posted 18 August 2015 - 08:17 AM
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I'm seriously amazed at how often people apparently change their towels. That is so much laundry to do!!!
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Posted 18 August 2015 - 09:23 AM
My serious question is how the fuck do you people only brush your teeth at night? On the days I only brush once per day, it HAS to be in the morning and it's the very first thing I do once I wake up, because otherwise I get disgusted and throw up and that's really a shit way to start the day.
I'm a pro-night brusher at night. Think of it this way: Your mouth is one of the most heavily infected area of your body and constantly has the most exposure to new microorganisms of all types whether good, bad, or neutral (at least until an environment changed like pH or water presence). After putting a lot of infected stuff in your mouth all day, going to sleep without brushing gives time (albeit a small window) for microorganisms to grow and thrive.
Personally and if I had to choose one or the other, I'd just brush at night because in the morning, I can just drink warm tea and my mouth feels fresh.
Posted 18 August 2015 - 09:54 AM
Honestly I never understood that American thing of brushing your teeth as soon as you get out of bed, and then proceed to eat + drink coffee and then go out without brushing them again. Wouldn't make more sense to brush after eating, before getting out of the house?
Or is that one of those things that only happen in the movies/tv shows?
Personally, I can't even think about leaving my house without brushing my teeth right before.
Posted 18 August 2015 - 10:04 AM
I have to brush mine before work. I don't understand how anyone can forgo brushing in the morning, and heading out the door with morning breath. I'd say I normally brush around 6:45 AM and again at 11 PM. I need to bring a toothbrush to work so I can brush after lunch.
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