RANTING/VENTING MEGATHREAD 3.0

Woah, relax!  I was just teasing 

It backfired it seems.  Haven't been called a c*nt before, lesson learned.  Sorry buddy.

gloob had never seen such bullshit (angry thomas the train face)

Woah, relax!  I was just teasing 

It backfired it seems.  Haven't been called a c*nt before, lesson learned.  Sorry buddy.

**** off ****. Now that's twice.

Woah, relax!  I was just teasing 

It backfired it seems.  Haven't been called a c*nt before, lesson learned.  Sorry buddy.

Ah so you just by chance happened to comment that with your 1st post after mod approval turns off. Interesting

Waygook.org users Chinguetti and Aristocrat literally just taught me a whole bunch about something I never knew about. I never understood the difference between the different types of perfumes.

I used to wear Burberry London (not sure if it was EDC, T or P - look at me using terms I just learned) in the winter, and Hugo Boss XY in the summer. I have a weird body chemistry and everything I've ever tried has ended up smelling bad on me, except those two worked somehow.

Yeah, it's a precise science, lol. A lot of thought and care is behind it, and you can understand why most people can't be bothered with it. Most people just find something that they personally like the smell of and that's within their price range, then hope for the best. Sometimes that works out for them, sometimes it doesn't, but they're not always aware of when it doesn't, haha.

These don't really exist here in Korea, but back in the States a lot of the people they have working behind more of the upscale perfume counters are professionals who can not only find a perfume that YOU personally like the smell of but that which also works well on you. Some places even get down to the nitty gritty and have you fill out questionnaires about your diet and lifestyle so that they can zero in on a more specific selection for you.

And then they have those crazy places that will actually formulate a perfume specific to your body. The good boutiques that do this are really expensive, and with good reason, haha. I've heard of places here that will sort of do that for you, too, but they're more like, "What kind of scents do you like?" and then they'll slap those together and that's your custom scent, lol.

gloob had never seen such bullshit (angry thomas the train face)

**** off ****. Now that's twice.

Ah so you just by chance happened to comment that with your 1st post after mod approval turns off. Interesting

Yeah, jumping into a forum as a greenhorn and poopoo-ing on one of its oldest active members probably ain't the best idea.

I'm not above criticism, by any stretch, but man. What the hell is this?

I know we are probably all smarter than this but, please don't inject yourself with disinfectant.

I know we are probably all smarter than this but, please don't inject yourself with disinfectant.

her face
https://twitter.com/NC5PhilWilliams/status/1253487743046385670

her face
https://twitter.com/NC5PhilWilliams/status/1253487743046385670

I saw that too haha. But, hearing that thing say that, made me laugh so hard I fell out of my chair haha.

Finally bit the bullet and forked out some money to buy an air purifier.  Someone around me is still smoking and refuses to stop so hopefully this will sort it out and lower my blood pressure haha!

I'll cut and paste this comment into the raving thread if it actually works 

Finally bit the bullet and forked out some money to buy an air purifier.  Someone around me is still smoking and refuses to stop so hopefully this will sort it out and lower my blood pressure haha!

I'll cut and paste this comment into the raving thread if it actually works 

damn. well worth having one, i think (sadly)

damn. well worth having one, i think (sadly)

Yeah. We have two, and they're definitely worth it. Also good to keep one in the kitchen, because frying anything actually puts a ton of oil particulates in the air, which are also not good for your lungs.

Yeah. We have two, and they're definitely worth it. Also good to keep one in the kitchen, because frying anything actually puts a ton of oil particulates in the air, which are also not good for your lungs.

Frying is LITERALLY poison.

Finally bit the bullet and forked out some money to buy an air purifier.  Someone around me is still smoking and refuses to stop so hopefully this will sort it out and lower my blood pressure haha!

I'll cut and paste this comment into the raving thread if it actually works 

Nooooooooooooooo. You've played right into Samsung's hands. The more people that buy air purifiers the more the conglomerates like Samsung lobby the politicians to do nothing about the environmental emissions. Breathe that 2nd hand smoke in and play your part in saving the environment and the animals. For every air purifier produced the memory of the Korean tiger fades further and further into the realms of mythology. 

I'm new to all this so...

Can I keep it running all day?  Just turn it on when I'm in the house?  Do the windows have to be shut for it to work like AC?

Haha I know nothing 

Frying is LITERALLY poison.

I keep hearing my coworkers talking about air frying.  Is that a new trend these days?

I keep hearing my coworkers talking about air frying.  Is that a new trend these days?

I recently ordered an air fryer. I have no idea how it work, but apparently it uses less oil than frying.
thanks to covid I got back into a big cooking buzz haha

I keep hearing my coworkers talking about air frying.  Is that a new trend these days?

dude i love my air fryer. i do all kinds of absurd things in it. still wish i had an oven though

Frying is LITERALLY poison.

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I'm new to all this so...

Can I keep it running all day?  Just turn it on when I'm in the house?  Do the windows have to be shut for it to work like AC?

Haha I know nothing 

Yoo Alex, seriously, an air purifier is a must-have item! Glad you finally got one, better late than never. Shut the windows and turn it on as soon as you get in from work and it'll clean the air in your apartment pretty quickly. If you open the windows I guess it'll still make the air in your room (marginally?) cleaner than outside but you'll also need to get a replacement filter sooner as you're essentially getting it to clean the whole atmosphere rather than just the air in your room lol

Yoo Alex, seriously, an air purifier is a must-have item! Glad you finally got one, better late than never. Shut the windows and turn it on as soon as you get in from work and it'll clean the air in your apartment pretty quickly. If you open the windows I guess it'll still make the air in your room (marginally?) cleaner than outside but you'll also need to get a replacement filter sooner as you're essentially getting it to clean the whole atmosphere rather than just the air in your room lol

Don't skimp on the air you breathe at home or the water you drink.

I keep mine running 24/7. Only turn it off to change the filters out. I don't notice any difference on my electric bill.

And I'll open the windows for maybe 10-30 minutes (depending on how good or bad the air is outside), just so that I can cycle out the air, especially in these cheap Korean buildings (lots of fumes build up over time from the materials used to construct a lot of them, or even the cheap furniture you might have in your apartment, and, since most purifiers aren't made to filter out fumes that tiny, the air needs to be cycled).

I don't turn off my purifiers even then, though, I keep them chugging away. I know people who set their purifiers on timers, though, and others who only turn them on while they're home. My purifiers don't have timers, though, and I prefer walking into an apartment that's already been filtered. I know someone with asthma who keeps hers going like I do because it makes a huge difference for her.