You wrap it in a sheet usually then break it. Can just tip into bags then.We had a few fairly decent-sized sheets of mirror glass we put out for bulk pickup today, but turns out the city doesn't pick up glass, so as we're trying to think of ways to dispose of them, this is the conversation we had:
Her: "Can't we just break it all into smaller pieces and put it in the trash?"
Me: "Yes, but we'll need a glass cutter; there's no reliable way to break glass without scoring it first. We'll end up with a hundred shards of glass in the alley."
Her: "Ok, do we have a glass cutter?"
Me: "No, but I'll run to Home Depot here in few minutes and get one."
*Seconds later*
Her: "I have an idea."
Me: " About what?"
Her: *gets out of her chair, and exits the patio*
*A minute latter, the sound of glass breaking*
I go out to the alley where she's standing over A HUNDRED SHARDS OF GLASS IN THE ALLEY with a crow bar and rubber mallet.
Her: "I thought I could just break into smaller pieces!"
Me: "Y'mean exactly like I said you couldn't?"
FFS, the only way to convince her of anything is reverse psychology. The more you insist you're right, the more she's convinced she knows better. I should have told her to grab a hammer, break it all into dust, and let the wind carry it away, and she probably would have brought them back inside and hung them on a wall.
With any sane and rational person, yes; that'd have been a great idea. But we're talking about my girlfriend; sanity and rationality are not her strong suits when it comes to problem solving, especially if you've any idea contrary to what she already thinks. Love her to death, but I advise anyone within a 2-mile radius to ignore anything she says, and anyone within a 10-mile radius of one of her "bright ideas" should evacuate.
Everyone needs a bit of unpredictability in their life. I mean, not me, everyone else.
On top of a garbage app the current CEO is completely detached from reality (shocker), thinking charging 3rd party apps 20 million dollars for API access is reasonable and "didn't want to be like Twitter" while being exactly like Twitter. Cherry on top, he put out snide remarks towards the developer of the Apolo 3rd party Reddit app and attempted to lie about their mutual actions and conversations in order to discredit the developer. In other words, he's too busy being a total cock waffle than actually make good decisions
Ah, so its a CEO thing. Makes sense. So much of Reddit is so horrible that you're not really angry, just confused why anyone would fucking do this.
I'm new to kitten ownership (lived with an older cat for 7 years, but she was pretty much set in her ways,) so I'm not sure how to effectively discipline a rambunctious kitten.
Kittens are very open to learning social cues, so just a stern "NO" at the moment something naughty is being done will usually clue the kitten in.
I’ve always thought it was just the most “Walter-ish” thing to do in that situation. Sure, his guilt was coming through and it was a cheeky way of “admittance”, but he still knew damn well he had to make it sound like an unbelievable joke. If he just broke down and cried or started acting nervous or distracted that would’ve been it.
It absolutely was a "Walter-ish" thing to do. It was the difference between "I did it" and "you got me" where White stands. "I did it" being a confession to end it all; "you got me" being the opportunity for the prosecutors to do their job if they're so willing and able. That scene in particular was the "come to Jesus" moment that his actions had consequences, consequences he had already completely expected to pay, just sooner than he'd expected or planned for. When the cat has the mouse by the tail, and isn't smart enough to swallow him whole, welp, the mouse assumes the game is on.
The whole thing was though, if he didn’t leave the book in the loo, Hank would’ve never put two and two together. Walt’s ego wasn’t put in check until the garage confrontation. Even then he told Hank he’d best “tread lightly”.
What's a dairy shop? But that does suck. I'm surprised that malls are still a thing where you live. I mean, they are here, but we've successfully fucked our city planning and development into a bad enough state where malls flourish.
