I’m amused by all the “don’t harass people!” disclaimers.

I mean, 桃色 exists, but it’s been mostly supplanted.

Don’t forget the air pollution!

I too came to the comments section just to comment on those beautiful old floors.

The aye-aye is weird-looking enough as an adult, but it looks like a Jim Henson creation as a baby.

I was planning on making a separate post tomorrow asking the opposite ;)

Wild boars. We need an antonym for “glow up.”

USA here, and no. However he does look like a mash-up of several celebrities that I would recognize.

How dare you use my likeness for such filth.

(For the botanically-disinclined, those are fireweed flowers in the photo.)

So while it sounds insane for detergent to label itself gluten-free, for people with severe gluten sensitivity toiletries, cosmetics, and other non-consumable items can still cause them symptoms with exposure, or so I’ve been told by someone I know with gluten intolerance. Whether this is an exaggerated concern or not, there is demand (albeit small) for such products.

There’s diversity for sure. Old, rural, traditional Japanese homes are huge, most apartments are tiny, and standard single-family homes are usually somewhere in-between. The layout pictured here is most common in houses and apartments with multiple occupants; single-person apartments (especially cheaper or more modern ones) often have a more western-style “unit” bathroom with everything shoved into one room. But there’s a lot of variety; for instance some places have the sink and tub/shower together while the toilet is separate. Japanese homes (especially apartments) often only have one bathroom, so separating out the bath, toilet, and sink/vanity is actually a space-saving compromise, because one person can be using the toilet, one taking a bath, and another brushing their teeth all at the same time with relative privacy without the need for a second (or third) bathroom.

I wonder what it takes to really piss OP off if they only consider this “mildly” infuriating.

This is the way most Japanese showers are set up, and it works well because the shower/tub, toilet, and sink/storage area are three separate rooms.

Here is a (simplified approximation of a) common layout:

I’m sorry to hear that; I hope you’re doing well.

I’ve seen this comic strip thousands of times too, it gets reposted so often.

I’ve cross-posted this to “Actually Infuriating” where it belongs.

Which one in the chart is Robin Hood? 2? 3 with extra clothing?

5 is literally just a cartoon animal with a bow

Lower Decks was brilliant tho

Sorry, but it’s too fucking hot most places to even think about spooky season right now.