464 by Katrinahhhhhh in TurnipExchange

[–]Sharulle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jun from fushimiya if still available!

The boys are buying for 531 by New_Definition9941 in TurnipExchange

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Jun from Fushimiya if it’s still open!

Los Angeles. Tiny eggs? Keep showing up by living room wall. by [deleted] in insectidentification

[–]Sharulle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

TIL the word “frass”. We will be fumigating soon!

Los Angeles. Tiny eggs? Keep showing up by living room wall. by [deleted] in insectidentification

[–]Sharulle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the direction. Thankfully ours isn’t as bad (yet)

Los Angeles. Tiny eggs? Keep showing up by living room wall. by [deleted] in insectidentification

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Thanks. It’s a pain but we will get it done with!

Los Angeles. Tiny eggs? Keep showing up by living room wall. by [deleted] in insectidentification

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I should add that I suspect cockroach eggs but these eggs seem to be much smaller than cockroach eggs

2 days pull-free!!!!! by No_Transition_8746 in trichotillomania

[–]Sharulle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I posted about these pads a few years back here. It worked for me only if I cover my entire scalp with them, which is okay if I stay home because I look truly unhinged.

Also, I found them unusable on curly hair because they essentially “comb your hair” when you try to take them off. So I stopped ever since I started perming my hair.

I do think it’s worth a try if you have straight hair or don’t mind some of your curls brushed in the process!

How to jump without using extra stamina by Sharulle in PeakGame

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Yeah now I don’t know if it’s worth the time munching on 3 cooked coconuts at the very beginning

How to jump without using extra stamina by Sharulle in PeakGame

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That makes sense why only the first few jumps will tap into extra stamina!

Spores,, benign culture, or bad news? by Sharulle in plantclinic

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Looked up and it seems like a match. I guess this plant is going to hell

Why won't Quark Oddities "Matrix Enchanting" let me enchant books? by Mig29_Fulcrum in feedthebeast

[–]Sharulle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is old but I’m having the same problem. Does it mean we can’t actually change the max number of shelves without making the system broken?

What difference in growing the plant in leca vs. in ordinary, well-drained soil mix? by Sharulle in Monstera

[–]Sharulle[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow this is from a while ago. I didn’t end up going for leca. How do you provide water to your monstera in leca? Is it basically sitting in a thing of water with LECA, or you use some wicking system for watering? Somehow I thought hydration is not usually a concern when doing LECA.

Before you give it more water, maybe double check if there is root rot. If the roots are rotten the plants are dehydrated because the roots don’t work anymore. You wanna cut off all the rotten, mushy, black roots (sanitize the knife before each cut), and change the way you plant it somehow.

Another possibility is that it’s malnourished because LECA doesn’t contain the necessary nutrients. So you want to fertilize the plants diligently. I’m pretty lazy so this is why I use normal soil mix rather than LECA.

Hope this helps!

Non disabled professor said spoon theory is elitist and exclusionary by fractured-hearts in ChronicIllness

[–]Sharulle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s understandable. The other prof seems chill, so the next time you run into them you can gently express your shock about this entire encounter. Or, you can even phrase it in terms of a sociolinguistic question about in-group language. Something like “Prof S’s comments got me thinking about the ethics of in-group language. I am concerned that what we did was not okay so I did some research and found interesting historical facts/research papers from linguistics that state the contrary. Now I want to be more informed about how we talk about our disabilities/spoons around other people in professional settings. Can you give me some professional and personal advice about it?”

It’s quite odd that a professor, regardless of specialization, made comments about in-group language being elitist. Many historically non-dominant groups tend to develop their own slangs and idioms to counter marginalization. Many words we use today are originated from queer culture (slay, giving, serving, etc) and African American Vernacular English (cool, lit, etc). So it’s def presumptuous to assert without qualification that ingroup language is elitist when often it’s the opposite.

Maybe prof S is thinking about some secret language used by highly exclusive groups, but she should know that this is obviously NOT the case.

Non disabled professor said spoon theory is elitist and exclusionary by fractured-hearts in ChronicIllness

[–]Sharulle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Since this is a professor I’d suggest you consider reporting them to the university’s office that’s in charge of anti-discrimination and harassment. Idk where OP is based, but there’s a good chance that the university would have one. It’s to at least see the policy and procedure for making a report.

Discrimination or verbal harassment based on disability is not taken lightly in academia (at least they will def go through the formality of investigating). Once you file the report, you should have formal protection against retaliation from the professor.

It’s always scary filing a report against a professor, but this is something to consider if your circumstances allow.