Dishbrushes are used commonly in Finland. They’re awesome. You don’t need to touch the dirty dishes and get fingers greasy. And when the brush is worn out, you can still use it to clean bathroom or outside facilities!

as long as the capacity is good… i accidentally bought 500 mAh batteries recently and they’re completely useless… I can use them just for the clock… luckily i have 2000 mAh ones, which I use a lot.

Good luck using JPEG-XL, HEIF and WebP on any projects, such as video editing, presentations, photo editing and sharing with friends.

how old were they in the 50s and how old are they now? That’s probably the crucial thing to know. 70 year old was born in the 1880s and probably would have difficult time to understand much of the current society. 15 year old would probably learn quickly new technology and societal norms. If they’d be middle aged or a bit older man, they’d probably be quite uneducated and would probably have difficult time socially to adapt modern society, where you can’t casually sexually harass women and where you don’t get job simply by walking to work place without a college degree.

you should shoplift them from the book store instead

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Yes, but you’ll regret it later, in about 20 years.

In Finland you can access your info and do online forms any time of the day. The information gets updated when it gets and the site has the newest version available at the time. When they do maintenance, they inform it couple of days before on the website.

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Instead of trying to make all dishes on one go, maybe add one or two new sides/dishes at a time. Soon your fridge has lots of small boxes, which you can combine healthy meal with variation easily.