NeedyPlatter

I love Firealpaca! It's free, lightweight and its layout is simple. Plus it has most of the features that more "complex" softwares have like animation, custom brushes, etc.

Having a plastic bag full of meat/seafood packaging or other smelly foods like empty tuna cans in the freezer to prevent the trash from smelling before it gets picked up.

A brain that can produce a stable level of serotonin and not go haywire all because the seasons changed.

That and being neurotypical, my life would be much easier if I didn't have ADHD

I got a temp ban for responding to a Reddit thread about Elon Musk where I mentioned that he'd do the world a favour if he were to "follow his leader"

(Inspired by this lovely poster of course)

Chapman's ice cream! They have continuously been in the best interest of their employees and local communities. During COVID, they made sure that all their employees kept their jobs and even raised their wages. The company even went as far as to buy several deep freezers to store to COVID vaccines, because the town where their factory is located has a lot of elderly people and wanted to ensure their protection from the virus.

They will always be one of the few brands that I am completely loyal to.

USA government officials accidentally added a journalist into a private Signal group chat which they used to discuss war plans.

It is! I found it was decent to work with but it was a bit too bulky for my taste.

I made this simple one when I started crocheting a couple years back.

Attitude's toothpaste!

Those god awful ads that disguise themselves as posts.

You're right. I must've been thinking about something else lol

Me too! I am shocked because I could always find more Canadian companies like The Pop Shoppe and the Unscented Company. Why would a company carries these products before the Buy Canadian movement blew up suddenly disregard the cause?

It makes no sense