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Hey, just in case you missed the Gloomhaven alphabet in your box (like us), or are in the mood to challenge yourself, I wanted to let you know that it is possible to brute force almost everything >!by finding short repeated combinations and doing a slight bit of guesswork on the double letters.!<

The only things you won't be able to crack with 100% assurance >!are the numbers.!< However, if you know that >!"/" is 1 and the empty square is 0,!< then you might be able to figure out >!the rest of the numbers!< >!at the end of the clue from road event 36.!< Just know that early editions have a typo, and the symbol of a square with an x and a plus in the middle is supposed to be a square wit

The Joico chlorine remover shampoo we used in the 90's was discontinued (the K-Pac line appears to be its successor). It came in a small grey & purple bottle.

Does anyone know if any of Joico's current products (or other brands) have the same scent? It was sweet, maybe strawberry-ish?

Please help me settle a debate on a hypothetical situation based on Canadian employment & discrimination laws

https://www.reddit.com/r/clevercomebacks/s/nCtvTlEuAT

Assuming that all the employer knows about the prospective employees is her name and assumed gender, is the employer's comment about bodybuilders discriminatory (in Canada)?

"Unless you are a bodybuilder I fear that you will not be able to handle the work load."

Or does he cover his ass by suggesting that she could still contact him if she thinks she's up for the task?

Thanks!

https://www.reddit.com/r/clevercomebacks/s/nCtvTlEuAT

Assuming that all the employer knows about the prospective employees is her name and assumed gender, is the employer's comment about bodybuilders discriminatory (in Canada)?

"Unless you are a bodybuilder I fear that you will not be able to handle the work load."

Or does he cover his ass by suggesting that she could still contact him if she thinks she's up for the task?

When you order out, what do you feed your kids if they can't handle spice?

We're ordering Vietnamese tonight -- probably from Wok-in. The adults love Red Curry and Pad Thai, but we're always a little stuck when it comes to ordering for young kids. They're accustomed to standard Canadian fare, and sensitive to spiciness. We're working on it with adding me heat to home cooked food, but while want to expand their palates, we also want a painless dinner tonight!

What dish do you recommend -- specifically from Wok-in, but also in general from Kingston's Asian restaurants (anywhere in town)?

I live in Canada where the more advanced sunscreen chemicals have not yet been approved by Health Canada / FDA. I fell in love with FaceTheory's Amil-C Whip SPF 30, and ordered it directly from FaceTheory's UK website for the last few years. I generally buy a year's supply at a time when there's 30% off.

Unfortunately, at some point over the last year, FaceTheory changed their shipping policy, and now will not ship directly from the UK site to Canada -- I have to order from the US site which can't carry the SPF version of Amil-C Whip.

I am heartbroken. I have finicky skin (sensitive and acne prone), and this product had everything I wanted in my sun skincare (I'd prefer a higher SPF, but

Near the end of a movie or show -- picture two adults who previously had a relationship that ended a bit roughly (perhaps with some missed opportunities). They haven't seen each other in a long while and have both moved on and are happy with their new lives. They spot each other across a crowded room, a park, a train station, etc. and give a slight nod, wave, or smile of acknowledgement, and then each turn back to their current partners/families/book/drink. Few/no words are exchanged. They are each satisfied with their own choices and that the other person is doing well, too.

The overall feeling is very slightly bittersweet, but that the past is in the past, and they're mature & healthy en

I just lost my 10 Red Honey Gouramis to DGIV (presumably, as I didn't get a vet's confirmation -- all my other fish are doing really well). I originally chose Honey Gouramis because I had heard the virus didn't affect them, so I'm not positive the "red" variety I got were fully Trichogaster chuna, but they were the only type available locally (not as much selection in Canada, in general).

Anyway...I'm steering clear of new fish for the next few months, but I'd like to have a plan for the future:

What would you recommend as a peaceful shoaling showcase fish for a community planted 90g long? Pearl Gouramis?