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The crucial period of silence in a parked vehicle required to transition between work and home life.
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The crucial period of silence in a parked vehicle required to transition between work and home life.
Read full entry →The instinct to softly pat the steering wheel after driving over a massive crater.
Read full entry →The lethal act of showering a succulent with affection and too much tap water.
Read full entry →The burden of an unread article you refuse to close because you 'should' care about it.
Read full entry →The canine protest involving planting all four paws firmly and refusing to get wet.
Read full entry →The apathetic acceptance that an item is too far down to pick up, granting it permanent residence on the carpet.
Read full entry →Elongating the limbs to disguise a stumble or an aborted attempt to wave at someone.
Read full entry →The shameful act of rescuing cardboard from the rubbish to double-check cooking times.
Read full entry →An irrational pang of empathy for a bruised apple or dented tin that nobody wants.
Read full entry →The physical struggle against a shopping cart with a single jammed, rogue castor.
Read full entry →The overconfidence of attempting to cradle fourteen grocery items in your bare arms.
Read full entry →The bizarre neurological necessity of reducing audio input to improve visual concentration while parking.
Read full entry →The agonizing experience of bidding someone adieu, only to realize your cars are parked next to each other.
Read full entry →The unwavering feline belief that volume and mass are merely suggestions.
Read full entry →The immediate mobilization of a dog when they hear a crumb hit the linoleum.
Read full entry →The lazy act of returning an almost-empty container to the fridge to avoid the recycling bin.
Read full entry →The inability to throw away an outdated SCART lead out of fear you might need it in 2035.
Read full entry →The obsessive habit of opening apps solely to eliminate the notification badge.
Read full entry →In the general direction of a line, driven purely by herd mentality.
Read full entry →An undefined group blamed collectively for an inconvenient decision.
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