Today I learned that hardboiled eggs really aren't supposed to smell like sulfur unless you overcook them. I guess my mother is just that bad at it.
cooking eggs is an art
Today I learned that hardboiled eggs really aren't supposed to smell like sulfur unless you overcook them. I guess my mother is just that bad at it.
The Nordics and the Baltics both have unicameral legislatures. Not sure what to conclude from that.
Thus manifests our Protestant frugality?The Nordics and the Baltics both have unicameral legislatures. Not sure what to conclude from that.
The eggs might just already have been rotten.Today I learned that hardboiled eggs really aren't supposed to smell like sulfur unless you overcook them. I guess my mother is just that bad at it.
But if you cook them long enough; You can use them as bouncy balls!Today I learned that hardboiled eggs really aren't supposed to smell like sulfur unless you overcook them. I guess my mother is just that bad at it.
Today I learned my fears about being overweight aren't just in my head.
Today I learned my fears about being overweight aren't just in my head.
They are in your head you are not overweight.
They are in your head you are not overweight.
It is clear and concise. It is also a run-on sentence.Clear, concise. Well done.
It is clear and concise. It is also a run-on sentence.
it's the right opinion tho
Good news: you certainly are not overweight...Today I learned my fears about being overweight aren't just in my head.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...mer-gay-conversion-therapy-advocate-comes-outGrauniad said:Man who worked as top 'conversion therapist' comes out as gay
A prominent “conversion therapy” advocate, David Matheson, has come out as gay after spending what he said were decades of his life entrenched in homophobia.
Matheson was a practitioner of the practice also known as “ex-gay therapy” or reparative therapy”, which promotes the false idea that being gay is something that should, and can, be “cured”. These therapies have been denounced by major medical bodies including the American Medical Association, American Psychological Association and the UK’s National Health Service.
Matheson said he knew his work had helped some people, but was certain he had hurt some people too.
“Not that I would excuse myself, but any shortcomings I had as a therapist came from too narrow a view of what ‘emotionally healthy’ can look like.” Matheson said on Facebook. “They came from my own homophobia and narrow-mindedness. I am truly sorry for those flaws and the harm they have surely caused some people. And I’m sorry for the confusion and pain my choice may be causing others.”