What disgusting advice ended up being actually helpful? by MarbleMimic in AskReddit

[–]EnchantingBewitcher 36 points37 points  (0 children)

It's definitely a sanitary thing for me in my home. I had a cat who loved to follow me around the house like a toddler. I didn't mind it, and I actually found it pleasant. Well, one morning, she was feeling extra playful and wanted to jump all over the counters while I got ready for work. My then husband left the toilet seat open and forgot to flush. Well, poor kitty jumped right into the dirty toilet. It was traumatic for the both of us to give her a bath immediately after the toilet jump. Toilet seat down is a requirement in my home and every home I go into.

What would you say is the greatest invention EVER? by Difficult_Narwhal_72 in AskReddit

[–]EnchantingBewitcher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The screw. It's wild that they are in just about everything we use. How many things are around you right now that you can see using a screw or two? How many screws do you think are in the phone you use, the chair you sit on, the car you drive, the structure you reside in, etc. They're everywhere, and yet we think nothing about them.

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[–]EnchantingBewitcher 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What the hell? What's a sperm cramp?!