Polls

With the exception of fish cheeks all types benefit from long cooking and it tends to be more of a restaurant cut of meat, although most supermarkets do stock it.

But which type of cheeks do you like?

What do you think? Would you want one?

This is my favourite non-native accent. Imagine someone calling you a beach 🏝️ I don’t think I would be angry unless things got obviously dangerous.

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What is the shortest height you would consider dating?

After I got off work yesterday I was walking around the store with my friend. I stopped to buy something and my store manager walked past us. He mumbled something about getting back to work before he realized I was off the clock. As he walked away we both caught a whiff of beer. My friend mentioned it first because she wanted me to know it wasn't her.

It's not the first time he's smelled of some kind of booze during business hours.

Bivalves are shellfish that come in a two part shell and are valued for the morsel of meat within. But which one do you like best? I'll eat them all but never enjoyed razor clams.

I live in a coastal area and seafood has long been part of my diet. I eat a wide range of fish and shellfish and I'm pretty confident in preparing the different types. However I do know people who won't touch fish unless it's battered and cooked by someone else.

In the UK you're never more than 70 miles from the sea, but in places like the USA people can go their whole lives without ever seeing the sea. So I got wondering is there a relationship between distance from the sea and fresh seafood consumption?

A few of my guy friends as well as someone I’ve been connecting with tend to skim messages from their friends/relatives/etc.

How likely are you to read through something that’s a page or longer? So you just skim and consider the task complete?

I tried for the first time and didn’t follow the usual recipe. It was a mild and creamy taste.

I feel like if they cheated with someone who’s better than me (in terms of looks especially), I’d be super insecure about myself and the way I look. But if they were to cheat on me with someone who’s less attractive then I’d also be questioning my self value… It’s a lose lose situation for sure.

Before I got cheated on I was a firm believer that any form of cheating would immediately end the relationship. But now that I got cheated on after three years together, I can see why some people still stay and try to work it out (especially if there are kids involved). Don’t get me wrong, I think cheating is horrible and anyone who cheats is a lowlife coward but depending on why they cheated or for how long - I can understand why couples choose to reconcile. So in that case, is cheating really a death sentence?

Guys if you had a girlfriend who openly farted in public and in front of you how do you feel or think of that? Is it nasty? Or does it show she’s comfy around you?