You didn't need to add the last one to have a prime number.
this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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yes, i do
2 is a prime number !
2 is a BAD prime, its BOTH prime AND even, 3 is NOT even so its BETTER
Wow. Look at OP over here even-shaming prime numbers…
odd numbers are also bad, just better than 2, any number is bad, exept pi and i, they are alr, but every other is badddd
Are you ok bud
- Yes
- No
- Understandable but 2 is also a Prime Number.
Generally with my left hand.
It kinda bothers me using a "right handed" mug and the image/logo/graphic/whatever is facing me and not displayed out front.
im lazy (hi lazy) so i just flipped the same image
- Yes! It's big and looks like it's covered in stamps. Inside it has sent with love. It's from my mum lol, I'm very lame.
- No not really. If you're going to have cheese cake it should be bigger than mug sized.
- I like prime numbers too and three is possibly my favourite
I hold with my right hand, though I don't exactly hold the handle. I put my hand through the handle and wrap my fingers around the cup itself.
- I have several favorite mugs which I rotate because I am a slob and the others may be unwashed.
- Emphatically no
I do, it says, “World’s Okayest Husband” and I hold it like the mug on the right.
i hold it like that, not on the mug holder, just the mug itself on the opposite side of the mug holder thing
I’m wrong handed so holding it with the holder on the left just feels right to me.
I do have a favorite mug. It was a gift. I'm right-handed so picture left. And I do not think there should be cheesecake in there because there's not room for much cheesecake. Put mine on a plate please. A good size plate. Thanks.
post-post realization, i put the left hand mug on the right and the right hand mug on the left, i feel like such an imbecile
palm facing down over the drink, all fingers over the rim. Chaos option.
I have a favourite for each beverage and location.
A coffee one A coffee one at work A tea one A tea one at work
No cheesecake one though.
Handles are for the weak haha! (hot hot hot!) Actually one of my favorite Tea mugs is a Japanese one without a handle. I have to wait for my drink to cool a little bit, and hold it by the bottom, but it works out well enough.
I also have a splatoon themed tumbler that insulates the heat very well.