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Question of the Day:

How is recycling handled where you live? Do you think it could be improved?

The Azalea Princess wrote:My recycling center accepts single stream recycling, which includes cardboard, paper, aluminum, and all marked plastics. All of which is expected to be clean of contaminants like food and tape. A separate service accepts a type of food waste to be used in insect farming, which includes all food, but no paper or biodegradable matter that would be acceptable in compost.

We recently were told that glass would no longer be accepted for recycling, which is curious as it is one of the easier materials to gather. I'm aware of the limits of single stream recycling and have no viable ideas for improvement locally. I do wish there was a community run scrap metal disposal service. Scrap metal always holds some value, but it can be hard to transport, and people are prone to collecting it without proper, safe containment until they can move it. I feel like a community run truck and legislation against residential scrap storage would help the environment and appearance of the area significantly.

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The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

How is recycling handled where you live? Do you think it could be improved?

It is supposed to be collected from outside the door weekly, but whether the collectors show up seems quite inconsistent and random, so I just take mine to the tip on the way to work every month or so.

The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

How is recycling handled where you live? Do you think it could be improved?

We have a recyclables truck that comes through every Thursday and trash the same day.
I am not too sure about recycling but something is for sure done to help the environment out in a very good way!
Less harm to the animals and it also makes it way better to go outside when you want unless it is like 70 to 90 degrees outside
with a dew point of like 50 to 60 something degrees and at least 60 to 80 percent humidity daily as well.

Question of the Day:

What is the best Oreo variant?

The Azalea Princess wrote:oreo thins tiramisu

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The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

What is the best Oreo variant?

How can one pick between the Strawberry Oreo and the Strawberry Milkshake Oreo? It is enough to drive one mad. The best has to be the one with wifi though, very handy.

The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

What is the best Oreo variant?

Vanilla! I will die on a hill about it. Every other flavor is not good.
Mint is my least favorite and the weird halloween flavored things too.

• Waffles vs Pancakes Vs French Toast !!!!

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Question of the Day:

Which, if any, of Max Barry's books have you read?

The Azalea Princess wrote:I've been through the 22 Murders of Madison May, Providence, Lexicon, and Jennifer Government. Of which Lexicon I have reread because I favored it.

As a bonus, here is a link to Max Barry's Providence Battle Simulator, if you like to feel unimportant and helpless: https://maxbarry.com/providence-game/

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The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

Which, if any, of Max Barry's books have you read?

I have read none so far. Maybe someday I might when I start trying to read books daily again.
I have not read in months except during school days.

The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

Which, if any, of Max Barry's books have you read?

Jennifer Government and Lexicon, a long time ago.

National Republic of Vietnam wrote:Hello from TCB!

Hello comrad.

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Question of the Day:

In a movie world where monsters attack anything that makes a sound, what habitual sound or action would expose you to them and lower the survivor count?

The Azalea Princess wrote:Every day when I wake up I baby talk my snuggled cat into coming up from his spot at my feet for pets. I’m usually not very awake while this happens and I’ve been at it for so long it’s become an involuntary habit.

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The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

In a movie world where monsters attack anything that makes a sound, what habitual sound or action would expose you to them and lower the survivor count?

It would either be the snap, crackle and pop my joints make every time I move on anything but perfectly level ground, my frequent hiccups, or my involuntary verbal tic of "I'm tired" or "I'm so tired" whenever I think of something I would rather not think of, such as a phobia or unpleasant memory. I doubt I would last long.

The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

In a movie world where monsters attack anything that makes a sound, what habitual sound or action would expose you to them and lower the survivor count?

I might all kinds of noises. I would go like vrrroouuuooom most likely.
I love to go into random Discord calls and play sound effects so random people just react.
I like it for the dopamine. I don't of course in Osiris and I can control it. I do this once in a while. So the survivor count would be very low.

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Where am i this isnt where i was before what is this

Furen wrote:Where am i this isnt where i was before what is this

This is better!

The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

In a movie world where monsters attack anything that makes a sound, what habitual sound or action would expose you to them and lower the survivor count?

I often slam the closet or room door in a rush.

The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

In a movie world where monsters attack anything that makes a sound, what habitual sound or action would expose you to them and lower the survivor count?

In that world, I'm one of the monsters

Question of the Day:

To what degree of perfection would you go about handing a picture frame on a wall?

The Azalea Princess wrote:I measure the width of the space in screwdriver lengths and divide in two to get center. I estimate the height based on where I want the frame and the location of the frames rear attachment point. If its really heavy I will use a wall anchor, but typically I would just hand drive a screw into the wall and call it a day. sometimes I do struggle to get the frame to hook on the screwhead. I have a terrible eye for level so I use my phones awful leveling app to lie for me.

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The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

To what degree of perfection would you go about handing a picture frame on a wall?

Hanging it on a nail is good enough, it will be jostled every time I stumble into the wall by it anyway.

The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

In a movie world where monsters attack anything that makes a sound, what habitual sound or action would expose you to them and lower the survivor count?

Hmm. If I am not warmed up, my crackling ankles >.>

The Azalea Princess wrote:Question of the Day:

To what degree of perfection would you go about handing a picture frame on a wall?

I've never actually done such a thing, but I imagine I would measure it with a measuring tape to get the dimensions, make a temporary mark with a pencil on the frame to figure the alignment(s), and hang it that way.

Hi, Osi! I am just recently back from vacation :) I had some real snoozers of Issues waiting for me, so am hoping for better ones next time. Looking forward to putting on my Musalu hat for the regional rp for some more writing about my outpost on the map later tonight.

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