Yes, it was the lid, but we always called it a toilet seat cover. I've never seen the paper things, but I'm not sure if that's because they're not common in Australia or I just don't use the right kind of public toilets. They do sound like a great idea though, much less hovering would need to happen
OK... we need to talk about Toilet Seat Covers. What exactly are they as mentioned in this article? Because to me, they're these usually garish, crochet things that our grandmothers had on their toilet seat (and often on the cistern tank cover as well). And I really hope that nobody is suggesting that we just put the lid down and drag our junk over grannys crochet.
I read somewhere that it's best to write with alcohol and edit with coffee - apparently because you're more creative with the alcohol and more precise with the coffee.
Complex martial arts moves? I think I'd like to be a librarian in Spain. In Australia we only did stuff with books, magazines and computers. Complex martial arts moves would have been seriously frowned upon. Except for when someone came in asking for a book with a blue cover.
I think he put Neutral Good (Cheese Fries) and Neutral Evil (Steak Fries) around the wrong way, but other than that I can agree with the rest of the choices.
I used to work in an educational library and we'd often get people looking for "a really thick blue book". It always turned out to be nursing students looking for the DSMIII so we'd look super efficient when we'd just wander over to the shelf and say "here it is"!
Meh! I'm a night owl and I'm about 80% convinced that all these articles trying to convince us to get up early are just written by people who want us to be as miserable as they are while doing their 5am meditation followed by journaling and yoga.
In Australia, we stand on the left and walk on the right! While I can see how having everyone stand might be better for everyone, on the odd occasion when I'm in a hurry, it would be torture just standing there the whole way! I'd probably choose to take the stairs
I quite like them. There's never a queue and they make grabbing a few things a lot easier. That said though, I buy things like meat, fruit, veggies & bread from the local butcher, fruit shop & bakery. Working from home, I have that luxury. If I was doing a weekly shop on the way home from work, I'd probably feel differently.
Because to me, they're these usually garish, crochet things that our grandmothers had on their toilet seat (and often on the cistern tank cover as well). And I really hope that nobody is suggesting that we just put the lid down and drag our junk over grannys crochet.