Like this?

Outstanding reference

I also got a microscope around this age - now I’m an environmental scientist

Another good one would be an easier STEMmy puzzle. I had one that was a bunch of shapes that had to fit together into its small case. Kinda of Tetris like.

just trust us bro, no spyware in here, bro.

You can’t tell me this is not a Malazan reference

(^^^)

This meme is domestic terrorism apparently

My dumb ass thought this was about the lube marketed to couples trying to have kids

The N bombs a flying

GTFO with that turn the other cheek business. Just ask Jesus how it went lmao.

Step on my toes and I have a sockbat ready to answer

Missing on the left:

Wild parsnip Cow parsnip Poison parsnip Giant hogweed

The sap from all of these cause terrible blisters when it gets on you and sunlight hits it

Dang. That’s a much better spelling. I was trying to figure out how to type it without it just saying bags.

I’m not talking about plastic household pipes though - I was clarifying that they are more common than copper now on new builds. NA pipes are PEX from what I’ve been able to dig up.

Garden hoses - my main focus in my comments - are still made out of PVC

Christ, that’s a hell of an instance name.

I’m not middle eastern, but plastic pipes are really common in new builds in north america now too. Garden hoses are largely made out of PVC so the same risks apply

How am I being obtuse? Eat citations:

https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9717/7/10/641

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s13201-022-01751-y - this one’s for household pipes

Plastics are bad for us, no matter how you slice it. Even seemingly stable ones carry risk

The garden hoses are made out of PVC, and It leaches into the water passing though it