Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "CBC News" channel.

  1. +Blacksabbath if it's very tight and the woman has her spine-bones sticking out.
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  2. +CryLeaf It's in mine too, sometimes they do that.
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  3. +elder Victimcreators create a victim culture.
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  4. I've picked up 3 bin-bags (the huge ones) on Friday and 2 full ones on Saturday, with a group. I deffo got a tan haha, kindof sunburned my nose as well, but the city looks a lot cleaner. Our bins are usually full as well, overflowing. I've made an appointment with the government to talk about it, we'll have a phonecall on Monday.
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  5. I would've thrown a brick through the window and crawled in and fixed the window for..what..100 dollars?
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  6. +Ryan Well, you seem like the kind of guy that would say that at first. But then if 4 weeks later, she's on the news again, saying a guy groped her underwear, you'd say 'she shouldn't have been wearing that short dress then.' So, according to you, just get lucky somehow, get the job you love and one you don't have to show skin for and if you can't quit the job, then accept your faith and get comfortale with people peeking up your dress.
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  7. Same here, I´m Dutch and our water gets treated with UV light and is very healthy and the same quality as mineralwater. But superficial girls (especially girls...sadly) see celebrities drink from the bottles in the USA, so they try to be like them and buy bottles too. Sometimes they say; 'It's just such a hassle to walk around with a waterbottle...like, it's heavy. Just drink it, chuck it away, buy a new one' (which costs you about 6 euro's a day ánd an empty bottle doesn't weigh anything, so that's a weird way to think...6 euro's spend so you don't have to carry an empty waterbottle in your bag.) I mean, I recently stopped drinking Starbucks chocolatemilk and I stopped having Subwaysandwiches every time I walked past one. That saved me 15 euro's per 2 weeks, which was 30 euro's per month. About a euro per day, that's 365 euro's a year. If it's 6 euro's a day for water, then that's 6 x 365 euro's = 2.190 euro's per year. That's how much you'd save if you drank tapwater.
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  8.  @rnupnorthbrrrsm6123  It won't filter fluoride out though and if there are led pipes, it can't filter out led.
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  9.  @B888-h2o  Then you use whatsitcalled in an abaloneshell. You use the same busseat as others do, you use the same dentist-equipment, they don't re-new the hairdresser's plastic cape for your convenience, you all walk on the same street and you all sit on the same parkbench.
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  10. @(LGBT)Let'sGoBrandonTribe For how long have you been living there? Your tennant should be checking the water-resevoir to see if there's something with it, but you always need to heat up the water after moving in and then fully drain the reservoir before using it. It's a waste, but you only do it once. Heat up the water, let it run for..what..like half an hour, till it goes cold. That water can be used to water plants bytheway, as soon as it cools down, but you better not inhale the condense too much, better leave the doors open and the windows open. You can also use it to flush the toilet with for pee and/or clean with it, if you're busy moving into a new appartment anyway. But make sure it's gotten the legionella-check and that your tennant knows what's up.
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  11. @(LGBT)Let'sGoBrandonTribe Well I can imagine chlorine leaves a nasty smell, it would be nice if your council/government chooses to invest in UV-cleaning or something like that.
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  12. What a waste of a bucket-list thing then.
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  13. I find the sustainable items in the Thriftshop. They've sometimes already been through a life and look fine. That's how you know they're durable.
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  14. Youtube advertises it.
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  15. In a thriftshop, it probably came clean out of someone's cabinet. Why else would they get rid of it, "oh, I am going to get rid of this because I wear it all the time'?
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  16.  Artoria Pendragon  What he means is...they belong to the store before you buy them there. They belong to a teengirl before she donates them. Then they belong to the thriftshop Then they could belong to you. It's a psychological thing. You're uncomfortable with the idea of wearing a coat from someone else. But you probably don't have a problem sharing a busseat with a million people, or holding a fork in a restaurant, that many people have eaten from before.
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  17. Absolutely can't relate to any of this. However, I've heard of people needlessly fixing parts of your bicycle that weren't necessary, but they did it anyway and charged (not too much, but still) extra for it. Hashtag Netherlands.
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  18. I know a lady with a garden that hangs her clothes in the tree on summery days. Anyone can take one down, try it on, put the hanger down next to the treetrunk and walk off with their new 'purchase.' Friends brings their old clothes to her too, so she can hang them up there.
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  19.  @Hari-888  Not to mention, if an Indian is brought up in India and did not become a scammer, he/she is automatically a scammer?
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  20. Instead of making them pay for plastic bags, you can also offer them cheaper linen bags. 3 dollar per linen bag, 5 dollar per plastic bag.
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  21.  @tawnyacampbell3395  It's been shown that the virus travels through droplets, not surfaces. So, luckily, that did not happen.
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  22. PEOPLE the message isn't to stop drinking water with microplastics, it's to stop adding waterbottles to the amount of plastic that is in the water.
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  23. I still have clothes and shoes from when I was 16 too, I´m 30 now.
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