Depends how important the job is to you, eh.
Depends how important the job is to you, eh.
There’s a variant of mint known as pineapple mint. See if you can get your hands on a bit.
If the actual problem is that you yourself are too hot, cool yourself instead. A trick I’ve picked up working in kitchens, where it’s very fucking hot indeed, is to wet your nape and forearms regularly. You can wear a wet hat too. Doesn’t really take advantage of the unlimited water but it gets you there.
The world’s first sitcom to take place in a house with no fucking furniture. Mustn’t’ve been in someone’s economic interests to draw it in or something.
Edit: and with floorboards whose perspective doesn’t match the walls’.
I’ve tried it, and it’s quite good and heavily customisable, but a pain in the arse if you want to use more than one language. I think their Dutch version doesn’t even work if I recall correctly.
I don’t know if I’m being naïve but I find 24,000 to 16,000 a bit closer than expected!
This reminds me of the time I asked someone on Twitter if they knew the name of the book they were referencing and they replied “it’s not my job to educate you,” then told me anyway.
I feel like this lays bare that Britons mostly vote against rather than for.
His dad was a toolmaker though! I mean, he made him, after all.
Ah, but this was posted on the 7th of April?
English is prestige! I don’t think that’s a controversial statement at all!
In the Netherlands, they stick English on packaging for prestige rather than French. Makes me laugh fairly often to see.
I’ll thank you to stop insinuating that I’m American, and it’s so bleedingly obvious that I’m not talking about non-native speakers.
He’s a big sandwich person insofar as he’s stuffed.
I’ve just looked it up, and it seems to just come from a Reddit post where they explain how they’ve worked it out, but in their working out they’ve triple-counted the N-shaped faces.
I hope you realise how much of a luxury it is to take a day’s leave à la minute.