Have You Ever Heard Of Or Done

Have you ever done graffiti?

The question asked Have you ever done graffiti?I started doing graffiti in 1982 with the tag name “choice.” I found far to many other artist using that same tag name. In 1986 I started using the tag name “search.” Here in 2019 I still do graffiti. Back then I tried to cover as much ground as possible. I had to compete with taggers with smaller tags like my friend at the time Ram and another tagger name Nes. In Springfield, Massachusetts “Simon” was one of the best muralist. I was mainly just a tagger.Eventually I started doing murals in different cities and states. The bad thing about it was the fact most of my stuff got painted over and I ended up doing prison time for unrelated criminal offenses. Now I’m trying to get some of my graffiti art drawings published.

Have you ever heard anybody say the phrase that they have “done a 360° change” (or turn) in their life or on an issue?

The term initially appeared on 4chan.“Why do they call it an xbox 360?Because when you see it, you turn 360 degrees and walk away”Given that it’s 4chan, we can never know if it was intended as a joke or not, but it started spreading all around the internet.Can someone explain this "360 degree turn then walk away?" • r/OutOfTheLoopUrban Dictionary: 360 degrees turn and walk away

What is the coolest thing you have ever seen/done?

Coolest things I've ever seen:my baby’s heart beating on ultrasound screeninternet (for the first time)my cat trying to open the door by jiggling the handleprofessional opera singer singing karaoke on the street just for funkids playing on a playground in Parisian park all looking an speaking differently and somehow having an awesome timeArches National Parkmy then-boyfriend teaching martial arts class to 20 three-year olds in tiny uniforms. they obeyed every command perfectly. (Yes, I married him)starry sky over a lake the other night1st Fourth of July firework and anthem. People tearing up. I cried.Bernini’s Rape of Persephone sculpture (though I hate the name)old people dancing tango in Buenos Aires in some random basementTurkish dogs singing with the call for prayer in InstanbulRandom people in Honolulu bringing their lit BBQ charcoals over when they saw ours wouldn't start.Hawaiian drivers all slowing down to let you in once you turn the blinker onLarge Spanish construction workers in Seville abandonning their work to coo over a passing baby

Have you ever heard of composting with worms? How to do this?

Thanks for the A2AThat's basically called as vermicomposting. Special kind of Earth worms usually let into the food waste and cowdung. Over a period of time, these worms consume that food waste and the excreta of these worms is called vermicompost. During this process, special kind of liquid is also obtained, which is called as vermiwash ( it's a liquid fertilizer). Overall composting is a win win situation as it consumes the leftover food and in return gives the pure organic compostNext, how to do this, well first u need these worms. There are lot of people in india doing it on commercial basis. So the worms can be procured from them at some reasonable cost. Next we need a beaker or compost pit. You can visit this link.Gaurav Garg's answer to Is it possible to install a vermicompost in dustbin?This is what i am doing it at my home. But professionally it is done using cowdung (may be bcz of it's easy availability) and pits are usually dug into the Earth. Once the material gets enough cool, it's time to let the worms in from the top and let them enjoy their tasty feast. They will themselves crawl down till the bottom. There are certain criteria which needs to be followed:-The height of pit should not exceed 2 feet although length and breadth can be choosed as per the availability of space.Water the pit regularly to retain the moisture. Excess of water will leave out from the bottom in the form of vermiwash. In case the composting is been doing in some container, make sure to let some holes done at the lower side.Do cover the top with some airy piece of cloth. Usually jute bags are preferred. This will help avoiding direct sunlight to get into your pit. This retain the moisture for long time.Depending on the atmosphere, temperature and number of worms introduced, you may get some compost being collected at the top after couple of month. Simply expose the pit to direct sun light for few hours to let the worms settled down and remove the top layer from it. There's your vermicompost.During this period, your worms would also multiplied.Hope this would lil enlighten the concept.

What is the coolest thing you ever heard somebody say?

It is probably the most regular thing ever for most of my Indian friends out there, but it’s probably because it is so regular for us that hearing about it in Luxembourg made my day.Okay, let me get to the point.I love experimenting with different types of hair spas and blow outs, and my favorite hands down is the traditional head oil massage that is done in practically every salon in India. Right from the small salons to Jean Claude Biguine, they all do it. It is the best stressbuster after a long day, and my favorite way to spend a relaxed holiday sipping a cup of tea alongside.Now back in Bombay, there was a fabulous salon next door, or there was JCB or Dessange, and I used to get this done once every week. After all, it was super relaxing, and I needed it because I blow dried my hair very often.Now it is not really a thing in Luxembourg. Now we have the best hair salons here, and to be honest, I have been lucky to have my hair done by some of the best french hair stylists here whose blow dries done with a brush last for 4 days. Additionally because they are also very careful about the heat applied to the hair my split ends have drastically reduced too. However, I really missed getting the traditional head massage here.Today I was out for a blow dry, and there’s a salon that I go to regularly here, and there’s a gentleman calld Jeremy who always does my hair. He is fabulous at what he does, and me being a regular client, I have become well acquainted with him. Today he told me that my hair is really thick, and that he doesn’t get to work on such thick hair often, and asked me if I do something special to take care of it. I told him that I used to oil it often, but hardly do it here because otherwise I suck at taking all the oil off my hair during a hair wash, and also because I haven’t heard of too many salons doing it here.He suddenly told me these words, which still sound like magic in my ears!‘I’ll do a castor oil head massage for you at 6 EUR. Just like how you get it done in India. I normally do it with a mask but what the hell, we’ll do both for you!’Credit: Spa 145OMG. I can’t wait!