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I love cutting up ingredients. Whenever we cook, and my gf asks "will you come help?" and I go "sure, should I chop some...
02/12/2026

I love cutting up ingredients. Whenever we cook, and my gf asks "will you come help?" and I go "sure, should I chop something up?" to which she replies "yes", my heart starts beating faster from excitement.
There's an absolute sheer joy for me from using a huge sharp kitchen knife to chop up onions, potatoes, peppers, etc. (not tomatoes though, it's messy and lacks that satisfying crunch of knife slicing through hard material, if that makes any sense), and my mind goes to a happy place while I make nice even slices or dices which then I can scoop to the side while I start on another one.
I even learned that quick rotating technique to quickly chop things up, it's amazing.
So today I went to the petrol station, and saw a deal, that I can get the Ferrari of knives, or in this case the Bugatti of knives on discount for 5990 HUF (about 17 USD, or 13 GBP) instead of 14000 HUF (38 USD or 30 GBP) if I've collected a number of stickers after purchases.
I had no stickers...but I wanted the knife so much, and the cashier finally told me "You know what, I'll enter the deal as if you indeed had those stickers", she made my dull day, I thanked her a lot.
So I am now the happy owner of one Bugatti kitchen knife. I've already chopped up some onions with it, it is very sharp and very enjoyable to chop with.
Thank you for listening to my dull day, there's a picture below with my hand for measure, please excuse the dirt on the knife.
M, 30, EU size 46 (US 10,5), would love to chop vegetables at least 2-3 hours a day if I could as meditation.

This is the view out my kitchen window. Daily I wash the dishes and watch life meander by. Most days, I see this yellow ...
02/12/2026

This is the view out my kitchen window. Daily I wash the dishes and watch life meander by. Most days, I see this yellow bus. The unusual thing is that the bus is not stopped at a bus stop. Rather, it is stopped at an entryway to a gas station. I'm fairly certain that it is waiting here to correctly time it's route. In the usual time it takes to wash the dishes, I have never seen it arrive nor have I ever seen it leave. I sure hope there are no passengers sitting for 10 minute or more as the bus does nothing but wait.
M 40 (270mm) My kitchen counter height is too low, and bending over it makes my back hurt.

Every time I am cooking something on the hob, my partner loves to tell me how the ‘spatula’ I am referring to is actuall...
02/12/2026

Every time I am cooking something on the hob, my partner loves to tell me how the ‘spatula’ I am referring to is actually called a ‘fish slice’.
This doesn’t make sense to me as
1. Why would a utensil be named a fish slice when in fact it can be used to cook numerous types of food, not just fish.
2. I grew up watching SpongeBob and I’m pretty sure he refers to his cooking utensil as a ‘spatula’.
Upon doing some in-depth research into the matter, I actually came across some different utensils which are labelled:
‘Classic slotted turner’
‘Wide slotted turner’
‘Long slotted turner’
These all make sense to me, as they describe exactly the purpose of the utensil.
To confuse matters further, I also came across products which were named ‘fish slice spatula’. So much contradiction!!!
I assume you are all as confused as me. I wish I had never opened this can of worms.
is there someone out there who can put me out of my misery? I have spent my entire commute to work on the train doing extensive research into the topic but still have not been able to come to a solid conclusion on which name is correct.
Therefore whenever I am cooking any food item which requires flipping over, I am going to be questioning everything and pondering what life would be like if I knew the answer.
Is the term spatula an American thing? I am British and usually disagree with the American names for objects but in this case I think I’d have to be on team USA for this one.
26 year old research fanatic, size 5.5 feet, just arrived at work after a riveting half an hour of investigation.

I buy these dog biscuits regularly, they are perfect for keeping him engaged on walks. I break them in half and put a ha...
02/12/2026

I buy these dog biscuits regularly, they are perfect for keeping him engaged on walks.
I break them in half and put a handful in my pocket, they don’t smell bad like most dog treats do so I don’t mind them being in my dog walking trouser pockets.
Too often they don’t break evenly to create an equal 2 halves.
I’ve emailed the manufacturer to suggest they think about creating a groove across the middle of the biscuit in the moulding process so that it might break more evenly just like some pills do.
I look forward to their reply.
57, thinking of going into the dog biscuit business.

I have often, in 41 (or so) years of hobby sewing, run out of bobbin thread. Almost always about 6 cm before the end of ...
02/12/2026

I have often, in 41 (or so) years of hobby sewing, run out of bobbin thread. Almost always about 6 cm before the end of whatever I was sewing, almost always accompanied by cursing.
I have never (before today) run out of top thread and bobbin thread simultaneously. It is a shock to what has been a predictable, dull system up until now.

Following the complete demise of my washing machine earlier this week, I today took delivery of my new laundry assistant...
02/12/2026

Following the complete demise of my washing machine earlier this week, I today took delivery of my new laundry assistant.

I paid extra to have the dead specimen disconnected and taken to its grave, plus to have the shiny new member of the family installed and tested.

This is most unlike me.

I would usually permit stubbornness and frugality to override convenience.

Not so this time.

(Though I did purchase a budget, yet still 'A-rated efficiency' machine)

The lack of time and effort taken on my part to ensure I can now tackle the laundry mountain which has accumulated over the past few days- particularly since teenager tidied her room- has really opened my eyes to the value of paying someone else to carry out certain tasks.

I cannot deny the fact something has stirred within me, perhaps something which could be described by non-dull folk as 'joy'.

So as I am waiting for the first rapid cycle to complete, I felt it necessary to share such a monumental moment in my life.

Please do take a brief moment to appreciate the interior design of the drum.

(Oh, and the machine is incredibly quiet AND it plays a little ditty informing me the cycle is about to start, and another announcing its completion. Life is good.)

F, size 7, appreciates a quick-wash cycle.

In my previous post a couple days ago, I mentioned that I work on a cranberry farm. I didn't think it would get so popul...
02/12/2026

In my previous post a couple days ago, I mentioned that I work on a cranberry farm. I didn't think it would get so popular, so thanks for that bit of excitement!
Anyway, someone in the comments asked to see a picture of a field of berries. Unfortunately, there are no berries this time of year. The vines are just waking up from being dormant all winter. The little leaves turn red over the winter and now they're slowly shifting into a nice bright green. Soon there will be thousands of tiny pink flowers out there, and we'll have beehives brought in to help with pollination.
So, for now, we just sit back and watch them grow. This is what the bog looks like as of yesterday afternoon.
Banana for scale and perspective. Each bog is about 100 feet wide and as long as a New York city block. We have 8 bogs on this farm.
M, 48, shoe size varies depending on whether they're shoes or work boots.

After the OP being reposted by admin I hope they will allow this.With the controversy of my now notorious last post crea...
02/12/2026

After the OP being reposted by admin I hope they will allow this.
With the controversy of my now notorious last post created about my Staffordshire bull terrier remodelling my kitchen, I feel I should at least in some part try to defend myself and my dog Bill from a lot of the unnecessary and toxic but sometimes hilariously unstable responses about how badly looked after my dog must be to commit such vandalism.
We got Bill from a rescue centre when he was a pup, he was found by the RSPCA on the streets of Harrogate in a very poor state and when we went to the rescue centre we fell for him straight away. he’s 13 now and he leads a very active life. He has two long walks per day every day without fail, he has toys and chew toys to keep himself busy. He goes on holiday with us twice a year as well as weekends away. My wife works from home so he’s rarely on his own. He’s been a very good dog and is brilliant with kids, he’s never so much as ripped up an old crisp packet before his kitchen destruction derby. His problem seems to be washing machines, he hates them. On the advice of a very well known dog expert I’ve now got a metal guard to put over the washing machine and his behaviour towards it has happily changed for the better. A lot of people asked to see the guilty party so here is the perpetrator…

I have been in hospital for almost 2 weeks now, and they decided today to give me some compression stockings.Much to my ...
02/12/2026

I have been in hospital for almost 2 weeks now, and they decided today to give me some compression stockings.
Much to my surprise, they are a lovely green, as opposed to the standard white ones.
I must say this was the most perfectly dull thing for me today and has brightened my mood significantly.
Strawberry for scale as I do not like bananas.
22F, shoe size 5.5, but I wear 6 due to my flat feet.

Sent this simple pic to my biological children (27F & 24M) and both had the exact same response. This is what we conside...
02/12/2026

Sent this simple pic to my biological children (27F & 24M) and both had the exact same response.
This is what we consider best of the best of Army food.. We call it Hobo Breakfast (which we had for dinner -the dull part) around here. Basically 9-10 chunked & fried taters, lb of sausage, 1/2+/-lb of bacon (chopped) & 10-12 eggs beaten with milk. Fry the taters with 1/4-1/3 cup peanut oil, while cooking sausage, then bacon. Pour egg mixture into pan with the taters, then mix in the sausage and bacon..
Better than SOS..

18-ish month old Maine Coone “helping” during hobby time. Banana for scale.
02/12/2026

18-ish month old Maine Coone “helping” during hobby time. Banana for scale.

Genetics.I was watching a show yesterday where the main character deduced someone's child to be theirs because of preaur...
02/12/2026

Genetics.
I was watching a show yesterday where the main character deduced someone's child to be theirs because of preauricular pits. Apparently less than 0.1% of the populous has them. Although my parents don't have them, my cousin and I both do. There's also a rumor that it might be a mutation for humans to have gills in the future.
I also have this random thick red hair on my eyebrow that'll grow two inches if I don't pull it out every once in a while. My dad has the same obnoxious hair on his eyebrow in the exact same place but now it grows in white.
My mom has black spots on the whites of her eyes and my oldest has the same.
My grandfather had a third set of teeth (not a full set, but some) and now my youngest is going into a specialist because they may have spotted it on his new xrays.
Currently pregnant and wondering what this one will have. Perhaps the red eyebrow hair or maybe an actual set of gills.
I'd like to hear some quirky fun genetics. Mine certainly don't do anything detrimental (maybe the teeth one) but they're just weird.
34, F, 8.5 Bananas were too big to show the pit

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