I agree. I'm not a big breakfast food person. I usually eat leftovers from the fridge 😋

I believe you show respect to everyone until they show me they don't deserve it. Sometimes it happens within minutes of meeting people. You get what you give. And that includes how you treat others, not just me.

My daughter is 16, when we go for dinner I buy her a beer, or wine. Which she openly drinks because that's legal in UK. She loves Baileys also. She tends not to have a second because she doesn't like the way she feels.

Not this again. US and Europe have very different tipping cultures and we will only get into a fight over this.

What family would not do that? I am not going to buy my son the exact same game I have, just so he can play! What?

Ads are my personal red line. I block them wherever I can, esp on YT

Ah, so I’m not the only one!

Different rules and expectations in different countries. Germans in particular are very keen on everyone waiting for the man to turn green before crossing, even if they ca see hundreds of metres in each direction that there's no road traffic. I don't follow suit and get some funny looks whenever I'm there.

Rules about pirating content, period.

If I see who dropped it I will return it to them, or if it's a whole wallet with id cards I'll hand it in. But just loose cash on the ground, nah.

100% AGREE! People need to be able to talk

It's better to not immediately make your bed so your mattress and blankets can air out.

Maybe pay them a living wage??

No need to do that with 99% of modern fabrics, but take care with new garments, particularly deep reds, as some may still not be colour-fast at least for the first few washes. Dark blue jeans as well.

Mental cringe just reading this, it's ok it you don't mind grey whites, dull brights ok if your willing. But if you spend good money on your clothes you should look after them as they last better and therefore create less waste

This isn't a rule, it's logic. If you don't want your white t-shirt turning pink, separate!

I separate my towels from clothes, that's all.

I refuse to mix. I do darks, lights, whites (they need a higher temp imo), towels, bedding, all separately. ... That said, I have a large family, so it's easier. Once I'm back to just me and my husband, I might well need to throw in together or I'd probably wait weeks for a full load of each. Oh.. two other separate loads. Works clothes (husband and sons all manual workers so very dusty or oily clothes), and dog bedding etc (two dogs, lots of fur that I don't want on our clothes).

Who has time for that? If I'm worried about color bleed, I'll throw in a few of those color catcher sheets. Truthfully though, 95% of my wardrobe is black so I'm not worried about it often.

If you know your fabrics you can predict which one will bleed color and which one won't. Then you separate only them for a couple times. And never trust any colored fabric washed with white cotton, it will affect the white clothes.

I always seperate my laundry; light coloured clothing, dark coloured clothing, bright colours and delicates. It works for me and I have had too many instances where light coloured clothing comes out grey if you mix it with darker colours.

Don't try that with new jeans!!

Will always separate. Darks/denims, colours, whites, towels and bedding.

So, I wash new things on their own or with like colors just to see what's what. I wash fuzzy things like towels or flannel sheets together so they only mess up other fuzzy things. I almost everything else together. I wash everything in 'cold' water. It's worked for the 50 some odd years I've been using washing machines. When I was a kid we washed things in a sink, the bathtub or at a laundromat - this is a serious improvement!

I do that. Only new jeans or other stuff that may dye all other clothes get special treatment

Unless i realllly like that clothing item, everything goes in at once. Maybe separated by the temperature but...

I never thought that the red sock ruins all your clothes thing was true. Until I accidentally washed my whites and I guess one of my red socks got in the mix. I only wash with cold water, but by the time the cycle was done, you’d think my love of not-quite-right pink was my favourite colour. Ruined a bunch of my white shirts.

Depends, many fabrics in colour or dark cannot handle hot temps or bleach, which I use not only for the clean smell, but especially to remove stain and bacterial odor.

I don't either. I don't wash clothes with towels tho, you get nasty fuzzies all over your clothes then you gotta shave it off.

Same. Unless it's brand new with very bright or dark colors, it all goes in together on cold.

I separate my laundry into a) white cotton and b) everything else. This is part of a system I developed which I call Simplified Laundry Operations for Bachelors, or SLOB.

Sorry, I don't agree. I'll keep doing it the old fashion way.

Whites get washed in hot water, often with bleach. Everything else gets washed in cold water without bleach so there is no need to separate different colors.

I separate by colors and also temperature I will be washing, for example delicates vs towels. But what I go against - softeners and scents. I don't believe they are necessary - its just marketing to get more money out of me. Just detergent and stain remover if I need to.

no need if you only wear black

Beware vintage or thrifted items!

I still somewhat separate. It's more of fabric. Types. Did delicates the other day and something was a bit fuzzy and left stuff on things.

Only the first time I wash something with a strong/dark/vibrant color do I separate my laundry by colors/whites. The only reason I can get away with washing everything together is because my other half is severely allergic to bleach (I'm talking bleeding skin rash and difficulty breathing), so I'm not worried about bleach stains on dark/bright clothes, and since I wash the darks/brights separately the first time, I also don't have to worry about turning my whites (what few we have) turning pink or some other random color.

In prison, you only get one load of laundry a week (unless you have an emergency). You have to wash everything you've worn plus your bedding. There's a lot of fighting over washing machines in prison.

I work in the video games industry and we're open about salaries, but people freak out if you start talking about unionization. Legally we're allowed to say anything except directly tell people they should sign up for a card. But people act like it's taboo cause they're afraid of consequences from leadership

I just refuse to use Starbucks...

Where I live, you can still buy blueray and not pay a monthly fee for c**p shows.

That seems really weird. If you survived any cancer and are healthy, why would you need a special parking space? This seems more like PR and lip service to breast cancer awareness than it does practical or meaningful

"I met a girl in a bar. She said, you know you're wearing two different colored socks. I said, yeah, but to me they're the same because I go by THICKNESS." --Steven Wright