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TLDR: More or Less
The forum thread consists of users listing items or entities under various categories in a sequential and additive manner. The categories include items found in a supermarket, animals with stripes or spots, animals from Disney movies, types of candy/sweets, types of magazines, various sports, movies where a child is a main character, dog movies or TV shows, household chores, types of pies (sweet or savory), historical tragic events, medications, favorite songs from youth, animals kept as pets aside from cats and dogs, moods and feelings, things/people seen in old western movies, horror movie clichés, things associated with summer, military ranks, things associated with winter, people who make house calls, and professions deemed essential. Each user contributes by adding an item to the ongoing list under each category, thereby expanding the discussion and showcasing a wide range of responses related to each topic.
Things that calm and destress you

1. Scented candles
2. listening to music
3. Working on logic or crossword puzzles
4. Watching YouTube
5. Prayer
6. Read a book
7. A lovely cup of tea
8. Massage
 
Things that calm and destress you

1. Scented candles
2. listening to music
3. Working on logic or crossword puzzles
4. Watching YouTube
5. Prayer
6. Read a book
7. A lovely cup of tea
8. Massage
9. A bubble bath or some nice scented bath salts
 
Things that calm and destress you

1. Scented candles
2. listening to music
3. Working on logic or crossword puzzles
4. Watching YouTube
5. Prayer
6. Read a book
7. A lovely cup of tea
8. Massage
9. A bubble bath or some nice scented bath salts
10. watch your favourite movie
 
Things that calm and destress you

1. Scented candles
2. listening to music
3. Working on logic or crossword puzzles
4. Watching YouTube
5. Prayer
6. Read a book
7. A lovely cup of tea
8. Massage
9. A bubble bath or some nice scented bath salts
10. watch your favourite movie
11. Spend time with online friends in forums
 
Things that calm and destress you

1. Scented candles
2. listening to music
3. Working on logic or crossword puzzles
4. Watching YouTube
5. Prayer
6. Read a book
7. A lovely cup of tea
8. Massage
9. A bubble bath or some nice scented bath salts
10. watch your favourite movie
11. Spend time with online friends in forums
12, Talk to a friend
 
Things that calm and destress you

1. Scented candles
2. listening to music
3. Working on logic or crossword puzzles
4. Watching YouTube
5. Prayer
6. Read a book
7. A lovely cup of tea
8. Massage
9. A bubble bath or some nice scented bath salts
10. watch your favourite movie
11. Spend time with online friends in forums
12. Talk to a friend
13. A walk in a park or by the sea
 
Things that calm and destress you

1. Scented candles
2. listening to music
3. Working on logic or crossword puzzles
4. Watching YouTube
5. Prayer
6. Read a book
7. A lovely cup of tea
8. Massage
9. A bubble bath or some nice scented bath salts
10. watch your favourite movie
11. Spend time with online friends in forums
12. Talk to a friend
13. A walk in a park or by the sea
14, Play a game
 
Things that calm and destress you

1. Scented candles
2. listening to music
3. Working on logic or crossword puzzles
4. Watching YouTube
5. Prayer
6. Read a book
7. A lovely cup of tea
8. Massage
9. A bubble bath or some nice scented bath salts
10. watch your favourite movie
11. Spend time with online friends in forums
12. Talk to a friend
13. A walk in a park or by the sea
14. Play a game
15. Eat comfort food
 
Things that calm and destress you

1. Scented candles
2. listening to music
3. Working on logic or crossword puzzles
4. Watching YouTube
5. Prayer
6. Read a book
7. A lovely cup of tea
8. Massage
9. A bubble bath or some nice scented bath salts
10. watch your favourite movie
11. Spend time with online friends in forums
12. Talk to a friend
13. A walk in a park or by the sea
14. Play a game
15. Eat comfort food
16. watch a comedy
 
Things that calm and destress you

1. Scented candles
2. listening to music
3. Working on logic or crossword puzzles
4. Watching YouTube
5. Prayer
6. Read a book
7. A lovely cup of tea
8. Massage
9. A bubble bath or some nice scented bath salts
10. watch your favourite movie
11. Spend time with online friends in forums
12. Talk to a friend
13. A walk in a park or by the sea
14. Play a game
15. Eat comfort food
16. watch a comedy
17. Take a drive somewhere scenic
 
UK v's USA different sayings.

1. Nappy - Diaper
2. Lift - Elevator
3. Holiday - Vacation
4. Biscuits - Cookies
5. Bathroom - Rest room
 
UK v's USA different sayings.

1. Nappy - Diaper
2. Lift - Elevator
3. Holiday - Vacation
4. Biscuits - Cookies
5. Bathroom - Rest room
6. Chemist - Drugstore
 
UK v's USA different sayings.

1. Nappy - Diaper
2. Lift - Elevator
3. Holiday - Vacation
4. Biscuits - Cookies
5. Bathroom - Rest room
6. Chemist - Drugstore
7. Jumper - pullover
 
UK v's USA different sayings.

1. Nappy - Diaper
2. Lift - Elevator
3. Holiday - Vacation
4. Biscuits - Cookies
5. Bathroom - Rest room
6. Chemist - Drugstore
7. Jumper - pullover
8. Petrol - Gasoline
 
UK v's USA different sayings.

1. Nappy - Diaper
2. Lift - Elevator
3. Holiday - Vacation
4. Biscuits - Cookies
5. Bathroom - Rest room
6. Chemist - Drugstore
7. Jumper - pullover
8. Petrol - Gasoline
9. Boot - Trunk
 
UK v's USA different sayings.

1. Nappy - Diaper
2. Lift - Elevator
3. Holiday - Vacation
4. Biscuits - Cookies
5. Bathroom - Rest room
6. Chemist - Drugstore
7. Jumper - pullover
8. Petrol - Gasoline
9. Boot - Trunk
10. Flat - Apartment
 
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