Other thing is there are small communities with 1-2 mods so you know them and they aren't usually "the superuser" that mods 10 different communities.
I don't say there are none of them, just that it is usually small and you recognize the mod that just steer his small community.
For wine it is universal, but yes I can't get decent cider without paying premium, I think that in UK it is different.
Wine - it is full of marketing gimmick and usually the mid range is best. The same is with whisky, rums and other alcohol.
On the other hand, at least here, is better to pay premium for craft beer.
As a native speaker of language that is spelled the way its written. I can say that most of them are weird.
I heard wild stories from paramedic about people with chronic pain.
It is not uncommon to get calls from relatives like: " Our grandma fell, broke leg, and didn't want to bother you. She is on other side of city and we can't get to her."
And it turns out that it is open fracture but because she is in pain all the time, she didn't think it is big deal.
It is first image I found in my gallery that can be used as reaction.
Yeah you just appreciate it more. You work so much on it and don't want to just get wasted from it, then you stop drinking low grade alcohol, it is not worth it.
Brewing- my dad taught me, I could drink everything I made. Underaged me really liked this arrangement until I found out how much work it is, then I started to like it and now it is my job.
It will take some time before the algorithm picks it up.
There are night busses in my city, and there are loads of wild stories but maybe my favorite is this wholesome one:
So friends were returning from pub with guitars (some jam night) and didn't want to stop. Get to the bus and started playing again, few stops another guy with guitar gets on, joins them... So the trip went like all the people singing, players hops on and of on their stops and everyone have a good time returning from pubs.
When we did something like that on few hour long train ride some German girls really liked it, they didn't understand a word but they clapped after each song.
Old enough that I briefly encountered floppy disks but still young enough that someone tried to explain to me what the "save" symbol means.