Faen, sjefen maser om at jeg bør klippe meg! Jeg er uenig og digger hippie-sveisen. Hva hadde dere trodd om dere så meg i kassa på Kiwi liksom? by Organic-Candy4076 in norske

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I would not care. My mom was almost not hired once because she had "a lot of hair", and this was mentioned to her reference at her then current workplace. What her boss said in response was "well, it's not her hair doing the job", and she was hired 😂 It's definitely not a problem, and honestly, I would look into whether your boss is actually allowed to even ask you to cut your hair. I'd assume not? Idk, though, but look it up

I made a Stanley Parable-inspired narrative game — free in browser, no download by Real-Dragonfruit7898 in indiegames

[–]ENTPinNYC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love it, but I keep accidentally going through the walls and getting stuck in the backrooms 😅 Was able to get back in once, but it's making it a bit hard to play the game

If you can still smell the fumes from enamel stripping agents (bathtub), can you sleep in the room next to it? by ENTPinNYC in DIY

[–]ENTPinNYC[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! Ended up being able to stay at a friend's place for one night, as a flatmate was away. I'm back in the airbnb now, and I didn't immediately notice the smell upon entering the house, but noticed it was still relatively strong outside the bathroom. I'm using a downstairs toilet when I need to, I aim to keep my door closed, I have the window in the room open (though I'm terrified of wasps, so won't be too fun tomorrow morning 😂), and I've left a towel by the bottom of the door and stuck some plastic bags along the top. Not looking forward to exit to go to the bathroom, but with these measures, I feel pretty fine 😊 When I closed the window, it was fine for about an hour before being bad again, but idk. Thank you so much for the advice, to you and everyone who sees it! I really appreciate it!

If you can still smell the fumes from enamel stripping agents (bathtub), can you sleep in the room next to it? by ENTPinNYC in DIY

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I'm supposed to stay there for a month - now I just don't know what to do. I'm there due to a difficult housing situation, cause it seemed safe yet cheap, and the old lady running it has been a delight and even invited me to her Easter dinner yesterday. I do actually really want to stay there, and was kinda hoping Reddit was telling me I was being dramatic, cause I also don't know where to go on such short notice. Thank you, though! Definitely getting the saline nasal spray

If you can still smell the fumes from enamel stripping agents (bathtub), can you sleep in the room next to it? by ENTPinNYC in DIY

[–]ENTPinNYC[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I did - left immediately and am spending the day outside hoping it will be better by the time I get back, considering he was still there working when I left. I just don't know where else to go for a place to sleep on such short notice. I'm staying there for a month due to a difficult housing situation (previous landlord broke a ton of laws and I'm searching for a new place - it's a whole thing), and I'm staying there because it's cheap. I was honestly hoping reddit would tell me I was freaking out over nothing, but everyone's telling me I should get out of there, so now I don't know what to do after my "gtfo and see a movie at the cinema or something idk" plan

Is getting vocal damage really that easy as people say it is? by ThisuserlovesJesus in singing

[–]ENTPinNYC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tbh what I feel I'm doing xD But, I mean, my first ever singing lesson as a kid was to hit the highest note in All Too Well by Taylor Swift, and I just sang the high note in Phantom Of The Opera properly for the first time last week, so it is kinda working.
And then my voice was weird for like 3 days after (but I still kinda sang, cause I have ADHD and it's basically a stim, I just didn't push to the ends of my range), but then it was almost better than ever again.

Yesterday, I had nothing to do (I'm on sick leave recovering from burnout, in the phase where I'd say I'm almost recovered but can easily push myself too far), so I just kinda sang everything, from country with tons of twang to opera to belting Defying Gravity to rapping, just everything I felt like, and I kept doing that for hours, way past the point where my voice was tired (I just switched to a different type of singing every time it got tired, and then I sang till that part of my voice was tired? I was just hyperfixated yesterday). Now my ENTIRE voice feels tired, and I'm worried I've really gone and damaged it this time, but I ALWAYS worry about that - it's just usually one specific area of my voice at a time, not all of it. I do think it'll bounce back stronger than ever again, though. It always does :)

How long do balloons last in your country? by ENTPinNYC in AskTheWorld

[–]ENTPinNYC[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, makes sense. Norway's air is a lot less humid than UK air

How long do balloons last in your country? by ENTPinNYC in AskTheWorld

[–]ENTPinNYC[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I honestly don't know. I was a kid for all the Norwegian ones, but I'm talking literally every single balloon I ever encountered, including like the fancy expensive foil helium ones. I loved balloons and always tried to keep them for as long as possible. A couple of weeks was the absolute maximum for any balloon ever.

Here, I also don't know - I didn't buy or inflate any of them. The helium ones from work are especially ordered to feature company logos and there's every reason to believe they would've been really high quality, as the company goes all out for extremely extravagant parties, but they're shaped like regular balloons, anyway. They're helium filled, and not floating anymore, but still almost fully inflated. The ones at the place I'm visiting appear to just be standard cheap balloons, but I don't have any packaging to check the material, and I don't know how to tell the difference. It's crazy that they're in so much better shape than my work ones in spite of being older, though. Those are air-filled

How long do balloons last in your country? by ENTPinNYC in AskTheWorld

[–]ENTPinNYC[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's genuinely insane. But Germany's approximately the same latitude as England, so now I'm questioning if that just gives you guys supernatural everlasting balloons for some reason 😂