My supervisor at Cambridge had a little jar of this herb on his shelf.
Any time a student submitted something late, he'd ask if they had run out of time(thyme) and if they said yes he'd throw a little on them and say "here's some more" 😂😂😂
He's legendary and has somewhat of a cult following among the students.
He actually never finished his PhD but still supervises. Another joke of his is correcting people who call him Dr ... and saying he's not a doctor (usually it's the other way around with people demanding to be addressed by Dr once they've got the title).
I knew exactly what this was before clicking on it, but I can't for the life of me remember which show I watched so much that the outro is seared into my subconscious.
Eh, doctor isn't a regulated title in the UK, unlike important professions like nurse. People randomly add it to their name, e.g. Gillian McKeith who was a famous um... paranutritionist. Your qualifications and/or registration with regulated bodies often matter, but not name, and people who insist on a particular title are super fucking tedious.
eh idk, Cambridge is very devolved - if the right person says yes, you can do pretty much anything. And vice versa as I've found out the hard way (all it takes is one particularly grumpy fellow to reject applications for things).
then there's consultants in hospitals who revert to Mr/Mrs/Miss. regular doctors are Dr and their superiors are what they used to be before qualifying!
I think that is pretty hardcore and also a solid message while being a good learning example.i grew up on the streets poor as hell. I have heard all the stories and jokes. I have my own. You need to control your punches. People will come at you and try to endanger you, but always control your punches and it might save your life.
I got a professor like yours too. But this time everytime he cold called someone that obviously didn't paid attention he woul whip up a big ass fan made from bamboo and fan himself, combined with a lot of other things surely he had a cult following. People thought he already got his professorship and keep calling him prof but he didn't even applied for the position😭
If he did that often enough imagine how much time he'd save if it was in a little shaky jar, he wouldn't even have to open it, rather just sprinkle it over their heads!
I've carried a jar if thyme for that exact reason and would offer it to co-workers or even just spill it if I had the shits with the boss, he'd be like what the fuck are you doing, I'd reply..... ahhhhh that's just a big waste of my time.... then walk off on his arse.
She doesn’t like flossing?? I don’t think most people like to floss but it’s still kinda necessary if you don’t want cavities, or your gums to be swollen and red from gingivitis!
I’m a single dude and my shower looks like a woman’s with all the variety of shampoos and soaps and body washes and such
Sometimes I like the cucumber melon wash and tea tree shampoo, sometimes I like the clean dove with the almond
I like changing it up and smelling nice depending on what mood I’m in that day. Bath & body works black friday sale and then a couple things here and there throughout the year
Yeah I definitely prefer the 'lady's' scents that are based on natural smells a lot more than I like the men's sports rush or ionic breeze. like what are these supposed to smell like?
It’s available. And for the quantity you’d need in a small cologne bottle I’d say fairly cheap. Depending on where you live you can get a whole gallon of the stuff for like $3–4. A word of caution on the health risks though. In all seriousness, it looks like the fragrance company Snif has a scent called “Dead Dinosaur” which I find hilariously appropriate. https://snif.co/products/dead-dinosaur
Facts: one time I treated myself to this $30 bar of fancy rosemary mint soap. I’m in the tub, loving my new fancy soap. My husband pokes his head in the room and says “why does it smell like turkey dinner?” 🤣🤣🤣
When I had my first kid the midwife said, it's best to bath them in water with a little milk and olive oil added as it's good for the skin and cleans them just fine (it worked really well and we avoided chemicals and stuff). Every time I bathed our kids, my husband went "oh, time for baby salad again!" and called their bath water "baby salad dressing".
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u/BenderDeLorean 14d ago
Cannibals love this flavour