Scrambled egg, porridge, banana, steamed veg, jelly, cottage cheese...
Realistically you will find that after a few days you will be able to chew in areas where the teeth haven't been removed - it just takes a little bit of time to get used to it.
Not a dentist by the way, just based on personal experience of tooth extraction.
This reminds me of a similar paper - "pressures produced when penguins poo"
Amazon fire stick sorted my parents' tv out when the built-in apps became unsupported. Could be a relatively cheap option with back friday around the corner...
"Nota bene", Latin for "note well" - it's like a post script, but used to denote something of importance.
Citric acid is a good shout, but if you can get hold of sulfamic (NOT sulfuric) acid, it is much faster at removing limescale as it is a stronger acid. It does cost a bit more though...
It certainly does:
Apparently, zinc deficiency is very common in the Middle East, and one of the side effects can be aggression.
This led to Edward de Bono suggesting Marmite as a solution to the conflict in the Middle East, as Marmite contains high concentrations of zinc...
In my eyes having someone on an escooter in front of me is no different to having a slower cyclist in front. So it wouldn't bother me.
This has saved me from multiple doorings.
I second the part about not bothering looping up through the saddle. It would also give a bit more play with the cable allowing the D lock to be moved to a better position.
It looks just like a thingy!
Ah, you're pretty much looking at liquids then (though avoid the use of straws). I can see many others have made suggestions, so I won't repeat any.
Best of luck, it will be worth it when it's all sorted