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3 Trash Pandas in a Trenchcoat
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Ok so BP logged me out of my other account (same name) and I couldn't get back in because the Email had been deactivated and none of my usual passwords were working.
So here I am on a new account
A few things about me:
I'm partially Native American and my nickname means raccoon in my tribe's language so that's where the Trash Panda part of my name comes from (also bored panda/trash panda)
I've been on Bored Panda since June of 2020 and have gone by a few names including JustAHamilfan, Lady FosBoss, Kris Ambers, Lihn Song, and UnInspired Aspiring Author (and probably more I can't remember)
I consider myself a fangirl and have always been into reading and writing my own stories (I hope to publish a book one day!)



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Frankiethesnit reply
We had a guy drinking out of hotel Shampoo and lotion bottles. He got upset when we questioned him saying it wasn’t alcohol. I said “Sir, if it’s not booze, I have many more questions for you”.
Today-I-Learned-Interesting-Things-Facts
TIL calories in food are measured by exploding a dehydrated food in an oxygen filled canister surrounded by water. The explosion of the food item gives off energy that heats the surrounding water. The increase in temperature of the water is how we calculate calories.





Frankiethesnit reply
We had a guy drinking out of hotel Shampoo and lotion bottles. He got upset when we questioned him saying it wasn’t alcohol. I said “Sir, if it’s not booze, I have many more questions for you”.
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Today-I-Learned-Interesting-Things-Facts
TIL calories in food are measured by exploding a dehydrated food in an oxygen filled canister surrounded by water. The explosion of the food item gives off energy that heats the surrounding water. The increase in temperature of the water is how we calculate calories.