Then don't - get a small glass/Pyrex casserole dish with a glass lid and decant your leftovers into that every time you go to heat something up. I think IKEA sell some nice sized ones.

If you don't drop it they last for decades and that's what I've been doing. I do not reccomend looking for vintage stuff though - the reason why they stopped using the original original glass formula is because it chips easily and yeah, something that gets used on a very regular basis with its lid constantly going on and off is going to start chipping something awful over time

You'd be surprised what can fit in a purse, especially when it's neatly organised. I think the only things that wouldn't realistically fit in your average purse would be the headphones (assuming you mean like, over the ear things and not some buds) and maybe the water and the big ass portable battery (I know plenty of women who carry a smaller one though). Also there's a few redundancies in your kit like the three different pocket knives

Lefse griddle....500 fahrenheit

I'm super confused isn't a lefse pan just like a really big cast iron pan? Since when are they heated?

No it's not milkshakes have like ice cream and stuff in them that make them fun - this is just cold really sweet flavoured iced coffee

They also feel fuzzy! Mmmmm TV fuzz...

They're just so fussy - like for example growing up we had to use floor lamps everywhere in our house because whoever before us wired up the overhead lights used a really low max wattage so we were stuck with a pissy lumen output

Now with LEDs? I can stuff 1k lumen bulbs into a 40 watt socket with no problem! I can finally fucking see things now without needing like five extra lights! And I don't need to worry about heat! (As much).

Dodoco goes on the bag, not in it silly

Hum, they liberated them from nazi Germany ?

Hold up, are you saying that because the USSR has a hand in defeating the Nazis they're free to get first dibs over their territory? Because it sure as fuck sounds like that's what you're saying and that sure as fuck sounds like colonialism.

Also I dunno about you but the USSR seemed pretty damn intent on trying to invade Finland, and there weren't any Nazis in Finland when the first war started.

I do 3d modelling as a hobby so I've got a nice big of art stacked up over the years but weirdly enough the thing I'm really proud of is this real life replica of the Splatana stamper from splatoon. It's a really complex thing that I spent ages on trying to get every little detail as perfectly accurate as I could using only 720p screenshots of low res models and I even made a version that can actually function as an actual stamper. It's an actual thing that I can hold in my hands, and so can you! Not to mention some of the CAD things I had to do were surprisingly complicated. Like you would not believe how hard it is to emboss a curved surface in fusion 360.

I honestly don't know what my best work is artistically, but I'm fond of all the little Interior design stuff I do, even if it gets a fraction of the notes anything fandom related gets. The pride rooms are nice but there's also an entire house I did if you scroll down the tag a little

Norwegian supermarket

When it's grilled, whale tastes like if tuna was a mammal. It's firm and quite lean and vaguely fishy, but in a way you can't really put your finger on and isn't really a bother. When stewed, it's basically like beef but shittier. It's got this lovely deep dark red colour and is kinda weird because you can't follow or find any sinew or sort of "shape" to the meat because it's taken off such a large animal. It's just this chunk of meat you can't really identify where on the animal it's from.

Also I kinda assumed you'd have some whale knowledge because I assumed that you were an American and as an American you were forced to read Moby Dick in class because that's like the great American novel or at very least pretended to read the cliffnotes on it and gotten the idea that it's a great and violent chase across the Atlantic for money and revenge, and not like a small crew in a fishing boat in a fjord with a grenade harpoon

It behaves closer to a regular mechanical pencil for cursive, but there is some difference. Ngl I use mine for maths and numbers and diagrammes so I don't run into that issue a lot