I usually don’t drink much water because I feel like my bladder is constantly full, is there any ways to not pee as much when I drink water?

I don’t have a dog, but if I did have a barking, yipping dog that barked loudly after 10pm on a weeknight exactly like my neighbors dogs do, then they are allowed to come up and yell at me and I’m the asshole because I’m keeping people from falling asleep with my barking dog.

so again, I don’t have a dog, but this is how it would play out if I did. I confronted my neighbor tonight about their barking dog after 10pm and they unloaded and freaked out on me and acted like I was the asshole and that I was the rude one. Even though if the roles were flipped, they would think im being an asshole, but for some reason whenever the roles are opposite I just live under completely different rules than other people?

The wife and i were playfully calling eachother names and landed on pedophile and rapist. She called me rapist while i called her a pedophile and she said being a rapist is worse. I disagree lmao. Whats your guys opinion?

So I have to withdraw some money from a website where you stake your money.There asking for verification that I’m 18.But there asking it in JPG form.Idk why but it’s whatver.So I I go on gmail click the little “📎” icon and click files.I send them my passport which is downloaded via files as a JPG.They tell me that I haven’t sent it correctly and they don’t allow screenshots to be sent.Im actually lost and don’t know what I did wrong….?

In the gillette labs commercial, theres a teenage son who starts the commercial off with saying “It aint my dad’s razor, dad” and then the dad cuts in and says “HEY, WATCH IT!”

the “HEY WATCH IT!” always gets to me… why is he telling him to “WATCH IT” over “its not my dads razor, dad”.? what about “its not my dads razor dad” is so bad that the dad has to get all angry and is like “HEY WATCH IT!” watch what? literally all he said was “its not my dad’s razor, dad” why is that phrase so mean and offensive?

I get that it is an individual choice but why are so many people so rude about it. Nobody is forcing them to eat it. This problem is specially bad in India where my friends would make faces or make harsh comments and at times it would really hurt my feelings.

RFK Jr. talks about mandating Coke to use cane sugar, but this of course has implications on sourcing cane sugar. Why not beet sugar (or other sugar sources), why is there an obsession with sugar in food/drink being cane?

Can you be witty without being flirty?

The COO at my company has several times complained that the company "gives them one day and they take two." It makes so much sense to multiply the effect of a free period off by taking off a day or two on either end with PTO. The bank of PTO has been given to you to use - why would it bother someone when you use it if you're not harming productivity by using it at that time over another time (or is that assumption wrong?)

At the end of December I'll probably use PTO for a singular Monday we have to work while the weekend before and week following is free off-time, and if he hears he'll probably remark again (not that it matters, he's not my own supervisor)

Funny thing is he doesn't complain if someone takes off outside these circumstances. He's even granted me free rest days (again, not my supervisor but it went through) after pulling long hours for a big project in a non-holiday situation.

It sounds like a good ole' boy blue collar attitude though, with no real reason other than "don't be lazy" even though that doesn't fit. Anyone able to shed some light? Thanks!

I think people's roles change them. I'm not great with small talk or team work. I'd like to be a better friend and team player, and someone that does good in people's lives... can you recommend jobs or careers where you've seen people develop or grow good social networks - or the skills to do that?

What’s the required efficiency for such an engine/machine?

Wondering if anyone else is having this issue or if there's a fix.

https://imgur.com/a/ibRCoCG

App is up to date.

Thanks ina advance for any help or input.

Here in the US we have a few holidays that are very candy-centric: Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine's Day. Other countries may have other specific occasions for commercialized candy giving as well (would love to hear about those if possible). Manufacturers produce specialized candy and packaging for these events - not suitable for leaving on the retail shelves for the rest of the year. Even though we purchase tons and tons of it, there always appears to be truckloads left as the event wraps up. It used to be that for a few days we could score candy at half or even 3/4 off the regular pricing. However, in recent years I've seen less and less of this happening: retailers clear the shelves, period. Grocers may have a bin or two for a few days, but in big-boxes like Walmart- the stuff disappears. SOMETHING has to happen with all this candy. I'm sure a percentage is tagged for charities and so forth, but I don't see that accounting for all of it. And most of it has specific "use by" dating- can't just stuff it into a warehouse for next year. Does the candy get returned to the manufacturers? What do THEY do with it? Anyone in the industry or industries have knowledge of how the candy is disposed of? Perhaps purchasers and/or manufacturers are getting more efficient at determining what the stores need?

For me this typically occurs when watching movie clips on Instagram or YouTube, and someone is in a certain situation that I’ve never been in, but it still touches me on a deeper level because I relate to it, even though it’s never happened to me?

If energy can't be created or destroyed, where does the energy go when the universe dies out?

It's almost as if waves behave like a jump rope, limited by a predetermined length.

The higher the pitch, the shorter the wavelength, and less power the wave requires to propagate.

But if we lower the pitch, the wavelength increases, and requires more power to emit.

What primal force regulates this? What's at the point where power and wavelength meet frequency?

What does a wave borrow from as its frequency goes up that requires it to get shorter?

What is the jump rope made of?

I get called cute by married middle aged women even if they aren't interested in anything sexual with me.

I went to comic con one time and this woman was talking with I assume was her husband and she kissed him and then sort of turned to me and started asking and talking about my cosplay. She laughed and said I was so cute right after she kissed her man.

Like I always wondered what that stage was like. Is it normal till they began to become more aware about their surroundings or do they end up surpassing their peers in that stage too?

Because who is teaching young kids calculus? Do they go out and learn on their own or do their parents realize their geniuses at some point and just keep teaching them?

I have a few bunnies that sit in the middle of the street by my house. I don’t understand why not in a bush or nice grass somewhere. It’s pretty much every night or every other night that I see at least one, most the time 2, and sometimes 3 all in different spots in the middle of the road. They are in no hurry to leave when they hear my truck and see my lights. The eventually move but it’s not quick like at all. Is there a reason for this?

idk if this happens to other people, and idk if it's a certain condition. But, when i eat any kind of food that come in portions like chips, candy, or regular meals, or even drinks, i tend to eat it evenly. For example, if im eating chips i HAVE to put one chip on my left side and another on my right side. And if im only eating one i'll break it in half so i still have a piece in each side of my mouth. And for drinking i have to take even sips(2,4,5). Also my chews have to be the same. I'll tell my self that i'll start the chew with my top teeth and then chew with bottom until i hit 5 total chews. And it bothers me that it's not even so the next item that i eat i have to start the chewing with my bottom teeth and hit the 5 chews again. And for sum reason if i feel that i didn't evenly chew, ill re do the order again.

and now that i think about it, i do this with other stuff. like when i breath i have to inhale 3 and exhale 2 adding up to 5 total motions. and for it to be even, ill start with an exhale and do 3 exhales and 2 inhales.

if someone can tell me why i do this, is it a disorder, a condition, or if it's just me being dumb.

I don’t even know how to look this up, it’s like someone is making fun of you bc you work at a fast food place and not at an office job. Is there a word for that?

Or Los Angeles to Santiago Chile. If there is a flight or airline that would be helpful too. maybe private jet only? how long would it take?

I understand why historically (rarity and expense of purple pigment), but even now it seems hard to find. Looking in clothing, bedding, rugs, furniture, applicances, etc., even in cases where they have over a dozen other colors, there's often no purple. If there is purple, it's often very very pale or more of a red-purple mauve or wine hue.

It also seems to be worse for more expensive brands. I can find tons of puple quilts on Amazon in a huge variety of shades and tones, but Pottery Barn has *nothing* I would consider a true purple. It's not even just a saturation issue, as they have very saturated reds, blues, greens, and so on.

Is it just unpopular, or is there something else happening? Like is the pigment still expensive even with modern manufacturing? That seems unlikely given that, as I mentioned, cheaper stuff seems more likely to have a purple option. Very curious if anyone has any insight.