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EDITED TO ADDRESS A COUPLE DETAILS: This cutting board has wooden feet that are attached so turning it over is not an op...
17/10/2025

EDITED TO ADDRESS A COUPLE DETAILS: This cutting board has wooden feet that are attached so turning it over is not an option.

Also, K's dressing was already in a separate dish and while it looked similar to the full-fat version, you could easily tell the difference.

The dressing was a sour-cream, green onion, and turkish spice dressing meant to drizzle over a BBQ-Chickpea & Onion flatbread pizza. It was delicious :)

My wonderful husband makes dinner every other night or so. Since we have a vegan daughter, we have to make vegan alternatives for her frequently. Last night she had an alternative dressing which my husband kept separated for her, of course. So that she would know which one was hers, he labeled it for her with her initial.

On my good cutting board.

In permanent black marker.

My question is genuine and not meant to inspire any sort of man-bashing because I am indeed grateful that he cooks at all but… maybe the men in the group can help me out.

WTH?

Maybe I am too attached to my cutting board. It is a really good quality cutting board and I have had it for over 30 years. It is my favorite cutting board by far and I use it every day.

But I digress.

I just want to understand the thought process behind using permanent marker on things. Because it’s, you know, PERMANENT.

54F, size 8, Banana for scale.

Also for scale are the two burn marks on the counter where he placed a hot pan with no trivet underneath.

My 3rd toe been growing weird and turning red these past 6 weeks I don’t know what to do.. What is it😫
17/10/2025

My 3rd toe been growing weird and turning red these past 6 weeks I don’t know what to do.. What is it😫

Can you insanely knowledgeable people please help me identify what the sliding storage compartments that I keep my cloth...
16/10/2025

Can you insanely knowledgeable people please help me identify what the sliding storage compartments that I keep my clothes in are called please? I am speaking about the specific item of furniture pictured. I have always assumed it was simply “a drawer or drawers” but there appears to be a growing percentage of the population who refers to these as “a draw or draws”
Are there any qualified joiners on here who can clear up this confusion? Or perhaps these tradesmen (or indeed tradesmenwomen) are now known as joins?

As long as we Americans are asking about tea (another recent post to this group) I also have a dull question for our sis...
16/10/2025

As long as we Americans are asking about tea (another recent post to this group) I also have a dull question for our sisters in the UK and elsewhere. If I am feeling civilized and want to have tea with a scone and clotted cream - how do I properly use the clotted cream? Is it supposed to be spread thinly, like butter? I’ve been doing it the American way and blobbing that yumminess on my scone like I’m frosting a cupcake. No bananas but my toaster makes me happy.

On my dog walk today I saw this locking system , I got so excited.
16/10/2025

On my dog walk today I saw this locking system , I got so excited.

Felicitations Dullards!It is with a degree of trepidation that I broach the following; a delicate topic that nevertheles...
16/10/2025

Felicitations Dullards!
It is with a degree of trepidation that I broach the following; a delicate topic that nevertheless I feel must be aired among all who possess, or are thinking of acquiring, a prostate gland. Be aware that I will be going into considerable detail, but it’s all for your own good as the alternative could be a great deal worse.
Back in July of this year, I approached my General Practitioner (GP), concerned that my urinary flow rate was not favourably comparable with, for example, the rains down in Africa.
With appropriate permissions out of the way, an enthusiastic digital examination was performed, with commendable solemnity. Additionally, a blood sample was acquired; the latter to be expedited to a laboratory somewhere, to ascertain the prostate specific antigen levels (PSA) therein.
Friends, I have to tell you that it was mildly elevated and a follow up blood sample was scheduled four weeks hence.
As sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus above the Serengeti, this too showed an elevated level of PSA. Now, 4.0 ng/mL is considered normal for someone of my tender years (66) - my result was 4.5 ng/mL.
Being a sound and cautious medic, my GP duly arranged for an MRI scan at a popular local outlet, saying "Hurry boy, it's waiting there for you”, before bidding me adieu, godspeed etc..
A few days later, I received a phone call from my go-to Urology Department, cordially inviting me to attend for an MRI scan the very next day! This was borderline exciting, I can tell you.
So, onward to the scan...
I'm delighted to report that an MRI scan is an object lesson in utter dullness, notwithstanding the earsplitting acid-techno soundtrack that accompanies it, as magnets whirl and electrons flow. Lying in the belly of the machine for half an hour or so, thoughts of Nikola Tesla passed the time.
The MRI procedure proceeded in two phases: the first under 'normal' conditions (normal, my , though more of that later) and one following the injection of a contrast

Before I retired 2 years ago, I inspected bridges in Minnesota. The St. Croix Crossing Bridge was built in 2017 to conne...
16/10/2025

Before I retired 2 years ago, I inspected bridges in Minnesota. The St. Croix Crossing Bridge was built in 2017 to connect Minnesota and western Wisconsin, spanning the St. Croix River. It replaced a narrow 1931 lift bridge (which has since been refurbished and turned into a bike/pedestrian bridge).
The St. Croix Crossing bridge is a 4660-foot long extradosed segmented concrete-box structure, a type of hybrid box and cable-stayed bridge. 8-foot long concrete segments were made in a nearby casting yard, brought to the site, lifted into place and tied together with steel tendons. Construction took 3 years. We inspected this bridge in 2019, which involved walking through several miles of "tunnels" inside the hollow box sections.
During the inspection, I saw what appeared to be graffiti in several locations. This didn't make sense, as it's impossible to get inside the structure without crawling through secured manholes in the concrete deck. However, I soon figure out what had happened. When the segments were cast, Styrofoam "blockouts" were placed in the forms where cutouts needed to be. The foam was then removed after casting. The Styrofoam sheets had printing on them, which sometimes transferred to the finished concrete.
M, 71, Size 12 steel-toed work boots. I did not post a picture of the entire bridge, as it would be way too interesting for this group, but a Google search will turn up lots of photos. Inspector Clouseau was not part of the inspection team.
Credit: Joe Fishbein

I'm a math person. I live in a small town and travel 70 miles round trip just to get groceries.I realized that if I thro...
16/10/2025

I'm a math person. I live in a small town and travel 70 miles round trip just to get groceries.
I realized that if I throw my car in neutral at this certain spot I can coast for 4.1 miles. Thats 1771.2 miles average a year. With the cost of gas so high right now, I figured out I save average $412 dollars a year. It's the little things ✨️

Why would I need a banana for scale?

When I grow up I want to be.....We all had to do this as kids.Our kids had to do this.Probably first year of school and ...
16/10/2025

When I grow up I want to be.....
We all had to do this as kids.
Our kids had to do this.
Probably first year of school and we had to decide what we wanted to do as an adult and draw a picture.
We had no idea what grown ups did, that we had to make money, that we had to do all sorts of exams and training and have an aptitude etc.
Probably just drew a picture of something we liked.
I remember saying I wanted to be a ballerina. I started ballet aged 4 and had been to a few performances and was enchanted. I took exams, went to classes, studied hard, but gave up at age 11 because I just wasn't good enough. At least I tried.
My kids didn't really try.
One wanted to fly helicopters and the other wanted to be a frog.
At no point during their preteens did they ever attempt to achieve their ambitions and now in their 20s it looks very unlikely that they ever will.
However I am very proud of what they have done and we laugh at their 4yo ambitions.
Photo of them enjoying life at a fantastic gig with no lily ponds and rotor blades in their lives but we don't care.

This one is starting to bother me. I know i shouldnt but once a week i scoop a mcdonalds breakfast. Thats not the surpri...
16/10/2025

This one is starting to bother me. I know i shouldnt but once a week i scoop a mcdonalds breakfast. Thats not the surprising bit. When asked what drink i want i get charged an ‘upgrade’ of an additional 80p for a machine flat white. I have asked what drink the std meal comes with but noone can tell me? The server today mentioned it might be a fizzy drink but seriously who drinks a coke with breakfast? £5.49 seems enough for whats on offer £6.29 seems robbery. Ill give off when im back next week for sure 😂

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