2026 Gymnastics Social Media bits

[flappergirl]

Monster!

Kidding. That sounds messy but also fulfilling.

I have good table manners in public, but don’t care if it’s just me and my husband.

 

[makam]

Is this true? I was taught to use a knife and fork together as a kid. Was that abnormal for multiples -generational US citizens

I think the difference is that Americans put the knife down after cutting and don't keep gripping it. Also, generally, the fork stays right-side up when delivering food to the mouth, rather than being flipped over. (All info i have gathered from movies, I don't care how anyone holds their utensils, only when they bite their spoon/fork with their teeth do i get super judgy). I switch hands based on who I am sitting next to--a lefty who i might bump elbows with means I am eating lefty too.

/I know this has strayed afield but I really like hearing about the differences I didn't even know existed.