Article: Wrap the discs with plastic wrap and then fold it until it breaks. You can use a pair of scissors, but be careful as the foil will flake. Wrap the discs with a towel and use a kick or a hammer to destroy the disc. The towel is used to protect you. Punch at least 12 holes on the discs.
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Fold and bust. Shred the discs with a disc shredder. Cut the discs. Break the discs. Cut the discs with a knife. Center punch the discs.
Article: Usually, it takes about half a year for pineapples to fully develop after the plant blooms. Start looking for ripeness at about 5 1/2 months. Keep in mind that the "bloom" becomes the pineapple. The pineapple will be covered in small blue flowers. If you're growing your plant from a pineapple top, it can take up to 2 years before a pineapple starts growing. Unripe pineapples are green in color. When they begin to ripen, you'll notice a change near the base of the pineapple. It will start to turn yellow-orange, indicating its ready or almost ready for picking. Pay attention when the fruit is at least 2/3 yellow. The fruit won't be ready to ripen until the majority of the fruit has turned yellow-orange. At this point, the pineapple is considered mature, though not necessarily ripe. An overripe fruit will be turning brown or moldy. It may have soft spots on it, too. When a pineapple is ready to harvest, it will start to have a strong pineapple scent. You'll know it's ripe when you catch whiffs of it even when you don't have your nose right next to the pineapple. Lean down a bit to smell your pineapple. The smell will be strongest at the base. If the fruit is overripe, it will start to have an alcohol-like or fermented fruit smell. Firmly but gently tap the side of your pineapple your hand while listening closely to the sound it makes. If it sounds solid when you tap it, it's not quite ready for harvest yet. Pineapples do not ripen too much more after they are picked. Therefore, if you want a tasty pineapple, you must wait until it is fully ripened to harvest it. A pineapple may ripen a little after it is harvested if you keep it at room temperature. However, you should not count on this is as the primary method to ripen your pineapple. Let most of the maturing happen on the plant.
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Wait 6 months after the plant blooms. Look for a color change from green to yellow-orange at the base. Give the pineapple a good sniff to test for the pineapple scent. Tap the side of the pineapple and listen to how it sounds. Wait until the pineapple is ripe to harvest it.
Article: This can be easy, as most topics to talk about can be of a recent activities such as a vacation, a personal accomplishment or a job promotion. Remember, your topics are limitless, you just have to start with one and the conversation will flow. By maintaining a conversation you will be able to focus more on the conversation and less on the uncomfortable feeling. Take a little look around you. Find the things you like, not dislike. Start up a conversation about what you like. Ask where he/she, bought, found, or received a particular object from. Ask about what happened. Ask if everybody had fun.
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Start a casual conversation. Observe your surroundings. Take notice of any pictures.