Is this "furniture" common in your country?

Is this "furniture" common in your country?

I see this all around Bulgaria. I wonder if it's normal throughout the Balkans and the Eastern Bloc at large.

u/alasw0eisme — 1 day ago

I'm very proud of my boy. We went spelunking and he wasn't afraid at all.

He was perfect in every way during our full-day adventure. Except when he started lapping up the cave river water but I quickly gave him some clean water lol

u/alasw0eisme — 9 days ago

Have I mentioned my "French toast" recently?

I gotta say folks, in all seriousness, my life is complete. This is the most delicious thing I've eaten.

u/alasw0eisme — 12 days ago
▲ 3 r/SDAM

What is this phenomenon I'm experiencing? Does it have a name?

First I want to highlight that I'm not looking for medical advice. I'm just doing this out of curiosity, for fun, shits and giggles, let's say. I have SDAM but over the past couple of years I've started to experience something super weird that I've never heard about before. I can't tell if something has already happened or if it's about to happen.

Don't get me wrong. I'm fully aware that I can't foretell the future. I just mean that my brain thinks it knows what will happen. Like I'm watching a movie and I know what's about to happen.

I'm 35 now, quite healthy. I've been diagnosed with ADHD but I'm not taking any medication (thanks, Eastern Europe!). Chronologically, things developed as follows.

First I realized my serious memory problems. When it comes to facts, my memory is OK. But I don't remember life experiences. Almost zero over the past 10 years. In addition, I forget tasks that I've done. Not ones that I have to do, but ones I have completed. I design some things for my work and multiple times now, when I move I file to the folder when it's ready, I see there's already a file like that! And the information is 99% the same as the other file. I've probably wasted so much time doing the same things. So now before I decide to compile something, I check and most of the time I've already done it. So I've adapted and learned to avoid this issue.

Another funny or actually scary thing is when I need to buy something and I put it off... This year I finally went to town and to the center and to that high end store and bought a garlic press. I'd been putting it off for months. When I got back home and put it in the drawer....... I saw there were two more there. Exactly the same. It was like a scene from a horror movie. I was stunned. Literally in shock. Since then I've been meticulous about shopping and to-do lists so I largely avoid fiascos like that.

Fast forward - the latest problem that appeared is that I will sometimes get to a moment in my daily life where I'm sure I know what will happen next. And it does happen. Again - what I mean is it feels like I knew it would happen. I realize that this is some trick that my mind plays on me. For example, I'm talking to a friend. I think "next he'll tell me about those tickets he has bought" and he does tell me. Or "during this hike, the next thing that I'll see after that hill is a river and a bridge" and I do see that, even though I've never been to that trail before. My only explanation is that my brain rewires the experience as a past one while it is being written. I can't explain it exactly. And maybe I'm wrong anyway. Now I don't even know "this is that thing that happened... Or that hasn't happened yet?" I feel very confused. Some things look familiar even though I am 100% sure I've never seen them. Places especially. At the same time I struggle finding my way around places I should know like the back of my hand. Like my old hood, for example.

Does this thingie have a name? It doesn't affect my functioning too much, I've found ways around it, but it feels funny. Especially when I'm hiking or exploring.

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u/alasw0eisme — 14 days ago
▲ 1 r/WASPs

How do I prevent wasps from building nests in the gate knob?

My partner has been stung multiple times. I haven't for some reason, and neither has the dog. But I still want them gone. I don't want to kill wasps there again and again. What do I do to persuade them to find another home?

u/alasw0eisme — 15 days ago
▲ 11 r/spices

Can you help me identify this?

I thought it was dried dill but my partner is sure that it isn't. Maybe thyme? Unfortunately I can't identify it by smell. Everything just smells minty to me. Doesn't help that half the herbs are in the mint family lol

u/alasw0eisme — 20 days ago

What are these phenomena called?

I found these 2 sunflowers in the fields. They look pretty glonky.

u/alasw0eisme — 27 days ago

Is this safe?

This non-stick pot got slightly scratched. Is it safe to cook in?

u/alasw0eisme — 1 month ago
▲ 135 r/Hedgehogs

How do I know if a hedgehog needs help?

I saw this little fellow yesterday and today in almost the same place during the day. Don't be fooled by my paw, it's actually tiny (I'm 5ft2). I haven't seen an adult nearby. How do I know if the little bugger needs help or if I should just leave it be? I tried contacting our wildlife organization but they don't want to be contacted...

UPDATE: the foundation took the hedgehog!! First, thanks, everyone, for the advice. Second, this is what happened: I couldn't contact the foundation because the only one we have is volunteer-run, it doesn't have a phone number listed. I found a Facebook page link (the only contact option available) but I don't have a Facebook account. In the end, I asked a friend to message them and they surprisingly replied! We just handed the hedgehog baby to them. I hope it makes it!

u/alasw0eisme — 1 month ago

99% of US dogs in shelters are pit mixes, pits or stafs and 100% of the time the people lie

Every lab mix is a pit mix. The hypocrisy is disgusting. If these dogs are as gentle as they falsely claim, why lie about the breed?

u/alasw0eisme — 1 month ago

Why are "the good" meals rice, greens and protein instead of this for example?

What am I missing? Genuine question. I'm obviously missing something. Can you explain why no bodybuilder's plate looks like this? Where am I going wrong?

u/alasw0eisme — 1 month ago