You should try tea that isn’t shocked… Green tea is especially bitter and unpleasant if the water’s too hot. The recommended temperature is 80°C, if I remember right.
But even black tea tastes less bitter if you use slightly rested water after boiling (and if you remove the teabag without squeezing it out). You’re probably used to teas being astringent, but they don’t have to be. They can be smooth and “rounded” and rich.
That’s a great way to make the air inside the teabag expand but not be able to escape through the wet paper, making the teabag float on top of the water like a confused little fish that just escaped a dentist’s aquarium.
Nice try, vendor in question.
I’m not the OC, but the Japanese have two good words for related things that are not quite as rare as you’d expect: Hikikomori and Jōhatsu.
And after that?
Did you succeed?
There is no such thing as a pineapple tree. That’s an AI image.
Pineapples grow in an even more ridiculous way.
They’re made that way so you don’t accidentally connect a gas cylinder to a water line.
That video never really answers the question…
Looks a bit like the Arachne browser for DOS.
Whenever cognitive behavioral therapy is mentioned with an initialism there’s this risk of losing it to immature giggling when you substitute that other meaning for “CBT”…
I met someone named McCool once. I thought that was pretty cool.
I doubt it, that would be too much of a coincidence to have two people named Torvalds in one picture.
I disagree.
KDE 4 was such a disappointment. Made me switch to Gnome too. The only bigger disappointment for me was Amarok’s change.
You meant to type 32, but by putting a full stop after it makes it look like “1.” on a lot of clients because of markup interpretation.