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Can you point me to articles on 'napkin snatching' -- taking too many napkins or condiments from fast food restaurants for later use?
From the Mayo Clinic: "Kleptomania is the irresistible urge to steal items that you don't need and that usually have little value. Although kleptomania is often the butt of jokes, it's a very real and serious mental health disorder that can tear your life apart if not treated."
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What things can use in meanstresion?
I am assuming you mean "menstruation," also called the "period." This is actually an interesting question, because in countries with the poorest economies, girls often are unable to attend school because they cannot afford sanitary products to wear during that time of the month when they have their period. Some women are forced to use rags, which they must wash frequently. In the west, having the period is easier than it used to be. Most young girls are first taught to wear a sanitary napkin, and when they get older, they might use a tampon. The only difference is that the sanitary napkin is placed outside the vaginal area, and held by a piece of tape that binds it to the girl or woman's underpants. Sanitary napkins these days are much smaller and less obvious than they were ten or fifteen years ago. They must be changed a few times a day; depending on how heavy a woman's period, she may need to change the napkin more frequently. A tampon is worn internally, and does not require anything to hold it in place. It usually has a string on the end of it, and can be removed easily, after a few hours. Like a sanitary napkin, a tampon will be changed more frequently if one's menstrual flow is heavy, and not as often on the days when the flow is light.
What are some common pet peeves?
ADD your own to the BOTTOM of the list!Couples who sit on the same side of the booth when there is no one on the other side.Parents who bring their young kids to R rated films. People who blame anything but themselves for THEIR failure.People who sit next to you on public transportation even when there are other seats available.Noisy eaters.Students who prolong class by asking the most inane questions.Women who wear jewelry that clinks and clacks and makes noise when they're at their desk or keyboard.When people take 20 napkins, use one, then throw them all away.Going through the drive thru, then having to go back when they screw your order up.People walking around in ridiculous 'fashionable' shoes that are clearly hurting their feet.Whenever anyone says "Ya, know what I'm sayin"...Using speaker phones in public areas at work.Roadmaps that aren't folded correctly.The way people walk in flip flops.Someone standing over my shoulder reading the computer screen.People who write "Noone" instead of "No one".Explanations that begin with the word "Again".People who don't cover their mouth while sneezing or coughing.Dirty dishes in the sink.People who habitually need favors.People talking loudly on their cellphones in publicPeople talking or texting on cellphones while their friends are right beside themPeople talking or texting on cellphones when at a register and someone is trying to help them with their purchasesPeople driving who wait until the last second to try to get in the lane that they knew they would need to be in ten minutes agoA pet peeve is something that really annoys that particular person and he or she can have more than one pet peeve.My biggest pet peeve (especially on Q&A sites like this) is when people misuse the words "then" and "than" when they ask or reply to a question.Like in the first phrase of my response the correct form is "... have more than one..." and not "...have more then one...". Than indicates a choice - then indicates a sequence. Two completely different words.Anothere peeve of mine is when a person says that they are going to the liberry to get a book. The word is library. I could go on, but I think you get the idea.
What are some things that start with the letter n in restaurants?
napkins
What are fast food restaurants napkins made from?
toilet paper
What is also known as gourmet roll fed napkins?
Gourmet roll fed napkins are also known as "dinner napkins" or "premium roll napkins." They are typically made from high-quality materials and designed for use in restaurants and catering, providing an upscale dining experience. These napkins are dispensed from a roll, allowing for easy access and convenience.
What are the thing you need in preparing room service for delivery?
the things you need in preparing room service orders for delivery include utensils for eating such as spoon and fork, condiments and table napkins
What are the things you need in preparing room service delivery?
the things you need in preparing room service orders for delivery include utensils for eating such as spoon and fork, condiments and table napkins
Why are white cotton napkins a great choice for restaurants and events?
White cotton napkins offer a sophisticated and eco-friendly alternative to disposable options, making them ideal for restaurants, hotels, and special events. They are durable, highly absorbent, and reusable, providing both elegance and practicality. Unlike paper napkins, cotton napkins enhance table settings while reducing waste, making them a cost-effective and sustainable choice. At FreshPack Solutions Ltd, we offer high-quality white cotton napkins designed for durability and style. Our napkins are perfect for upscale dining experiences, catering services, and hospitality businesses looking to create a refined yet sustainable dining environment.
What is the adjective in the following sentence we asked the waitress for a few napkins?
The adjectives in this sentence are: (noun) waitress, adj: the (noun) napkins, adjs: a few
What is a waiter station?
is a person who works in a station and who is in charge for all the food service.
Can you have some tips on how to established more eco-friendly restaurant?
Restaurants can cut back on the amount of napkins and straws that arehanded out to each table or they can order thinner or smaller napkins. Also, using baskets with paper coverings are efficient because you can reuse the baskets and recycle the paper coverings.
What is the collective noun for napkins?
The collective noun for napkins is a "stack" or a "pile" of napkins. When referring to a group of napkins together, these terms are commonly used to describe them collectively. The choice of term may vary depending on the context or the specific situation in which the napkins are being discussed.
What is the French word for napkins?
napkins = les serviettes (f)
Did early Hebrews use napkins?
There is no mention of napkins in the Hebrew Bible.
