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4h ago
inOverheard a guy at the hardware store say his home inspector called the attic 'a raccoon timeshare'.
Swear to god if I ever find a raccoon working out in my trash I'm just gonna leave him a job application and call it a day... they're getting way too smart with this stuff. But seriously, peanut butter in a live trap sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. You're gonna end up with one very pissed off raccoon covered in peanut butter and you'll have to explain that to the game warden. Good luck getting that stuff off a raccoon's fur too, that's a whole other level of mess.
21h ago
inDropped $60 on a streaming service bundle and now I can't find anything to watch
Honestly I did the exact same thing last month. I signed up for that bundle thinking it was a steal but now I just flip through the same five shows on repeat. There's like 80 movies I've never heard of and half of them look like direct to video garbage from 2008. Last night I spent 45 minutes scrolling and ended up watching a documentary about airport runways just because it was already playing. It's like having a million channels and nothing on all over again but now you're paying $60 for the privilege.
23h ago
inThat old farmer who showed me how to start a dead engine with a leather belt
What kind of tractor was it?
1d ago
inHad a librarian show me how to actually use the library catalog last week
Found three books" - you mean the catalog showed you three books.
2d ago
inThat client who told me my brow mapping looked too "drawn on"
That bit about "treat the mapping like a suggestion not a rule" really stuck with me too. Honestly, I think a lot of us get so caught up in the plan we forget the person underneath it. I've seen plenty of microblading results that look perfect on paper but just sit weird on someone's face, you know? It's like the artist followed the map but missed the terrain. The "lived in" look makes so much more sense when you realize eyebrows are just hair on a real live person, not a drawing. Letting go of that rigid perfection is probably the kindest thing you can do for a client.