Favour please - help wife's startup!

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tl;dr: Wife has VC funded startup, please could you help us by visiting this link?

Long version:
Wife has VC funded startup to encourage/reward sustainable/responsible behaviour with fashion (or any) purchases. As they aren’t very well known it would massively help out if you could help push a recently published Medium post up the rankings. All you got to do is:

  1. Paste this link into browser (so it’s not obvious everyone came from UKSF): https://medium.com/dotty-community/making-saving-the-world-possible-for-everyone-a43ef7211f5

  2. Scroll to the bottom. Read it if you like!

  3. Give it a ‘clap’ (click here):

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  4. Big up yourself and thanks for the support :heart:

If you like also follow on LinkedIn if you can bear it https://www.linkedin.com/company/dottycommunity/

They are hiring (for CTOs) at the moment so if you know your blockchain/DAO/metaverse/micro-macroeconomic shit then get in touch…

Thanks everyone I appreciate it.

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Hmmm… key question. Does she still put oil in the pasta water?

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It’s ok she stopped, she is learning

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OK good.

I gave your wife the clap. 20 times in a row.

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I’ve only done it once but I think I was the first one to clap Spanky’s wife

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I once applauded her previously but that was due to her handling of him once drunk.
It really was first class.

Also, whats this about pasta and oil?

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Done. . . .

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She claimed it stopped pasta sticking together when you could visibly see all the oil floating at the top of the water and just making it more of a nightmare to clean the sieve and pot afterwards.

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Oh yeah feel free to give her more ‘claps’, didn’t know you could do it more than once!

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It does, though. And cleaning oil from a saucepan isn’t an issue.
If you use washing up liquid or a dishwasher, it gets right to it.

Oil in yer pasta water for the win.

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A sprinkle of salt achieves the same outcome and no greasy pan.

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No it doesn’t. It just adds flavour.

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If you really have to you can put a tablespoon of olive oil in the pasta once drained, stir through and achieve the same non-stick result.

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Am I going to have to ban hammer you Brians for going off topic

And btw @Londonskater this has been comprehensively covered in 2019 Pasta

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It’s ok I think I settled it. Also gave 20 claps.

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Everyone who posted in that thread is wrong.

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Nope

brass-eye-youre-wrong

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