I mean people have different tastes. Some people like going backpacking around Southeast Asia. Some people like to just do road trips around the US. Some people like to fancy cultural things in France. And some people like Disney. It’s not going to be for everyone.
Kinda reminds me of the lyrics to Incredible Thoughts from Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
I once complained about people saying “would of” instead of “would’ve” and my comment got deleted because it was ableist.
Green bell peppers. I hate the way they taste. Had someone tell me they don’t taste like anything. Ok then why even bother if there’s no taste?
Me with a muffin or cupcake. Crumbs everywhere.
Shells. Also linguine and spaghetti
Diane’s NPR ringtones in Bojack Horseman
Super common in Vietnam. And from I’ve learned from Stephen Colbert also common in the south.
Back when Billy Boyd and Dominic Monaghan had their podcast they would always do a segment where they’d try different foods and had a guest on who’s favorite thing was peanut butter and pickle sandwiches (forget who the guest was). Gotta admit it made me curious because they both liked it too but I wanna know the specific brand of pickles, peanut butter, and bread to get to have the proper experience.
It does suck when there’s a bunch of stuff you want to try on the menu and itd be way easier if there were other people so you can share. Or when it’s a type of food that’s better for a group like hot pot or Korean bbq
Ugh yes. Autocorrect kept fixing it over and over. Must’ve changed it again when I hit post.
English/US - seeing “would of” instead of “would’ve”or “would have”. This one bugs me the most.
For some reason the part with the meadow/pond really freaked me out as a kid. Especially when it gets all quiet with the flower that falls in love with the reflection in the toaster and then dies when the toaster leaves.
Revive Pushing Daisies. That show ended too soon.
Also listening to his voice. It’s like nails on a chalkboard. But worse.
Cry harder
I suffer with you. This is my first place so I didn’t have as good an eye of what to look out for. Now after having lived in this place for a while I realize the previous owner took a lot of shortcuts and did a really crappy “remodel” job.
Korea has two writings systems: Hanja (Chinese characters) and Hangeul (the Korean alphabet). Hanja was in use for centuries before hangeul was invented and even then it never fully went away.