This is the first time I've ever heard the term "leaf peeper." I thought maybe it was some kind of bug.
This was my first run in as well. I didn't want to stick around and analyze the situation and walk out with pee soaked socks. It's a catch all term for annoying out of stater who drives at 15 mph gawking at the foliage when you just want to get to work, go to the grocery store, run your errands, etc.
Girls Scouts Peanut Butter and Chocolate Patties. I can go through a whole box of those bad boys like a drunk through Vegas.
I had to stay in a hotel last night. This morning as I was packing up I saw all the mini shampoos and conditioners which I hadn't used because of course they are shit and I thought of this thread. I stuffed them into my bag.
I've been known to hide a jar of Nutella from the kids, so please don't ask me how quickly I can get through a box of cookies or a can of Pringles.
On QI they said that if you put a Siamese cat in the fridge it will turn black, because apparently its fur is hypercolor.
I remember as a kid, I saw a diagram showing some "scientist" putting a block of ice on an Arctic hare (during the summer when it's mostly brown). After a period of time, the ice was taken off, showing all white fur where the ice was in contact.
^I read that this happens because these animals have a type of pigment in their fur that is inactive at warm temperatures, which is why siamese cats' extremities are dark and their cores are white. So interesting! Sounds opposite with the hare, though.
I use the anti-splash method, where the first foot or two of paper goes in the bowl before you sit down
^I don't even sit. Public bathrooms are nasty, and the stalls are always so small that no matter how hard I try I always end up touching something. If I believed in hell I think it would be being morbidly obese in a honeybucket.
That sounds like a threadbomb. "I have no idea what you're talking about... ...so here's an Arctic hare with an ice cube on its head."
That's actually not that bad. They're put them there expecting them to be used, so if you haven't and they haven't been used, I don't see a problem with taking them. Which was done at my last hotel stay as well...
Meh, I have a bag of such things from all over the world. They expect those to be taken. Want more? Every day, move the bottles from the sink to somewhere else in the room, maybe inside the shower. Many hotels will replace them on the sink every day even if the others aren't empty, if they don't look untouched.
^Oooh what fancy public bathrooms you have in your part of the world... sinks still hanging on the walls, I mean.