What's going on on that side of the world with news of so many products causing illness?

It's always hilarious to me that these people call themselves "expats" instead of immigrants. The term itself is so racist.

Well, no. An expat is someone that doesn't reside in its country of origin. Period. All the other things you added is fluff because they want to be distinct from those called migrants.

All migrants are expats. All expats are migrants.

My dad was one of those working overtime, I remember he was so tired that Christmas.

Annoys me nowadays when I see people say stuff like... All that panic and no problems at all!

There were no problems because people worked really hard for no problems, Kevin!

This seems like something you all should be discussing in family therapy.

I accidently train myself to eat snacks at specific times of day like that all the time. Then I realise what I did and it's too late.

Sullivan explained that if you came across this image while scrolling, it likely impacted you for about four seconds before moving on to the next unknown image that was about to roll up on your screen.

“I think that our society is drowning so much in social media imagery that we don’t take the time to fully process one idea before we scroll on to the next thing. Our emotions and feelings take the most toll from this type of exposure,” Sullivan said.

Damn Sullivan, why you gotta bring us down like that?

In our country that kind of medication doesn't get ads.

Only stuff like aspirin, paracetamol and cough drops get to make ads.

Who watches Eurovision for the quality though?

People these days... Always on their newspapers.

In my country there's sometimes signs that say something like "caution: accident prone area". I never thought it distracting when driving.

So to you, the only way for a man to feel empathy for women, is if they are "somewhat transfem"...

You need to meet better men.

You might be training him to think he's going to be punished whenever you get home regardless of what he did.

I already use keep as my shopping list on a note I share with my husband. Didn't even know there was a separate Google shopping list, seems unnecessary.

This reads like one of those articles made to scare old people.

I'm not German and it would never cross my mind to not stop at a red light, I'm pretty sure that's the norm in every country, no?

Like "What we do in the shadows" series? That's exactly who I thought of too.

We got a chair in the kitchen we started announcing as the sniffing station, cause she sits there every time we come from grocery shopping and waits to be allowed to sniff things. So now if we say "sniffing station everybody!" she runs to it and waits for new things to sniff.

Liminal space vibes.