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Got me too!

There are a number of videos on how to use a bidet but one of the best resources is Tushy.

If the key is centered correctly (a 2 minute job) then you instinctively position yourself when you sit down.

It is above the waterline near the back. It also has a guard that it retracts behind when it is not in use. After each use you turn a knob to the clean setting and it does an auto clean on the spray head. It is cleaner than the rest of the toilet.

We’ve had a bidet for 6 years and would never go back. They are about $50 CAD, take about 15 minutes to DIY install and have very few parts to break.

Well worth the money.

From Chat GPT:

In American Sign Language (ASL), the phrase “thoughts and prayers” can be signed by using the signs for “think” and “pray.” Here’s how you can sign it:

1. Sign “THINK” by touching your forehead with the fingers of your dominant hand (usually the index and middle fingers) and moving them in a circular motion.
2. Sign “PRAY” by bringing your hands together in a praying position in front of your chest.

So, you would sign “thoughts and prayers” by combining the signs for “THINK” and “PRAY” in that order.

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Trump will soon be telling his cult that the judge said “‘my prosecution is politically motivated”.

It looks like a vent for a tunnel.

Ummm??? What keychain? Passkeys don’t have physical keys. I think you’d better learn more before cursing Google. BTW Apple supports them as well.

This video about passkeys is fascinating. They are very secure even if your pin is 1234. The only way for someone to hack your account is if they have your device.

The article doesn’t mention that the Order Of Canada was awarded by Jeanne Sauve, a conservative.

This commercial was made at least 17 years ago. This is what we need. We have the technology. We just need the price to come down.

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I agree, Google Fit is excellent at collecting all of your health stats. When Android 14 is released later this month it will include Google Health Connect which makes it very easy for health data to be passed between apps.

I’m a fan of Inoreader.