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Lifehacking pics - Simples.
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hullaballoo wrote: »It's a lifehack if you want to maintain the air of mystery around baking. If you give someone "your" recipe, but your cakes are always blissfully light and the right flavour but their is either dense or tastes like a 9V battery, then you can ascribe it to your "touch".
A lifehack for narcissists it may be but a lifehack it is.
1. That's absolutely hilarious!!!
2. How the heck (not hack :pac:) do you know what a 9V battery tastes like?
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Don't really have a pic to hand, but here's a small lifehack if anyone is finding wearing their mask is cutting into the top of their ears after wearing it for too long.
Grab a spare black shoelace.
Tie each end around either strap according to the length you require.
Put it over your head and either rest the back of the lace over your crown, or lower down just under your ear.
Voila. Facemask is secure, but not pulling on your ears
I use the elastic from the previous facemask and do this to the fresh mask.0 -
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Not sure how effective it would be, but it'd be worth a shot (excuse the pun).
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The door to the dining area of the Alcobaça Monastery in Portugal was made narrow so that monks who got too fat were forced to go into fasting0 -
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