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Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 05, 2019 12:37 pmby Wunderkind_Lucy
Sometimes. Usually, I sit on the floor if the chair I'm sitting in becomes uncomfortable.
ASN: Dip your fries in ketchup?
~Wunder
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 05, 2019 3:20 pmby Cleander
Sometimes. Unless there's a better dipping material available.
ASN: Find something you wrote a while ago and can't understand your own handwriting?
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 05, 2019 4:06 pmby Wunderkind_Lucy
Sometimes. Usually, if I wrote in a hurry or in a small space.
ASN: Put sugar in your coffee?
~Wunder
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 06, 2019 1:00 amby King_Erlian
Always. I drink tea without sugar but coffee has to be sweet.
ASN: Take the train instead of driving?
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 06, 2019 11:54 amby johobbit
When having to head into busy Toronto (a couple of hours away): pretty much Always.
When I need to get someplace around here (a quieter, more rural area): Never (no trains from here to town 
)
Going off Wunderkind's post above:
Sprinkle white vinegar over your french fries? ('Tis a very Canadian thing, so I would be surprised if anyone else does, ha.)
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 06, 2019 12:22 pmby Wunderkind_Lucy
Never. I do like salt and vinegar potato chips. Maybe it tastes similar?
But I thought Canadians put gravy on their fries?
ASN: Put ketchup on your eggs? (I think it's an Asian thing to put ketchup on a fried egg.)
~Wunder
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 06, 2019 12:28 pmby johobbit
Poutine (cheese and gravy on fries, ugh) is common in Canada, yes, but white vinegar on fries has been around for centuries longer, mmm.
Never: I like the taste of just the eggs (and maybe a bit of pepper)
Self-service gas or someone-serves-you gas?
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 06, 2019 12:36 pmby Wunderkind_Lucy
johobbit wrote:Poutine (cheese and gravy on fries, ugh) is common in Canada, yes, but white vinegar on fries has been around for centuries longer, mmm.
That's a fun fact to know!
Always self-service. I don't think I've ever experienced full service at a gas station, although my dad remembers those days!
ASN: Put lotion on your hands?
~Wunder
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 06, 2019 12:53 pmby Cleander
Never.
ASN: Try to get light switches to stick halfway up?
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 06, 2019 6:49 pmby Wunderkind_Lucy
Sometimes. Mostly, when I was really, really bored!
ASN: Drive to work?
~Wunder
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 07, 2019 7:47 amby coracle
Never, in London UK where I currently live,
ASN: do your own manicures?
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 07, 2019 7:54 amby johobbit
Never: nor do I have others do them for me, 'cause I never get 'em done.
When shopping, pack up the grocery items in cloth bags?
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 07, 2019 10:37 amby Wunderkind_Lucy
Never. I guess using cloth bags would be more eco-friendly, but we still use plastic.
ASN: Mow your lawn?
~Wunder
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 07, 2019 11:26 amby johobbit
Sometimes. In fact, I just finished a mowing of the front lawn a few minutes ago. We have a riding lawn mower (so much fun!) because our yard is fairly large. But I said 'Sometimes' because my husband and I share mowing, since we both enjoy this task. 
Put compost in an outside home bin to dig into gardens later?
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 07, 2019 1:38 pmby Wunderkind_Lucy
Never. My dad used to sometimes when we had a garden, but I don't particularly enjoy gardening because I don't like bugs (particularly bees, wasps, hornets, and spiders–all of which like our yard for some odd reason).
ASN: Wear a helmet when biking/cycling?
~Wunder
Re: Always, Sometimes or Never
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Sep 07, 2019 7:12 pmby waggawerewolf27
Never. My bicycle was stolen from me decades ago, & it isn't required to wear a helmet when riding an exercise bike.
ASN: Halve cooked meals like stews, casseroles etc so as to have enough to eat for tomorrow as well as today?