There have always been a size law in effect, but they only enforce it with kids.
At 18+ you can make your own choices.
They don't really care if you go headless in a car crash as long as you wear seat belt.
Dental isn't free in Norway either, and I don't have insurance.
If you are poor and it will cost a lot of money, then you can get an estimate from dentist and apply for the state to cover some or all of it.
I've had about 2k USD covered by the state back when I was poor.
Last time I had something done I had to pay about 1k USD out of pocket.
(NOK converted to USD)
I have never owned a printer.
My mom had one when I lived at home, and since I moved out, I've used the work printer.
It's a huge professional beast. They print their own catalogs.
I have changed in a toilet once this year, and that was only because of my poor planning, and that I didn't want to change out of a half wet diaper in the morning.
It was an accessible toilet, the only one close to where I parked my truck.
Wish I was a bedwetter, then i wouldn't have woken up at 3 Am just to pee.
Yes. I was wearing a diaper, so I just peed and after a short time I fell asleep again.
Not that I will ever go to this event, but this is one of the reasons why I have no desire to go to these events.
I find acting like a baby cringe.
I stop reading stories when they suddenly start acting like babies.
What's up with Americans taking out their cans?
In Norway the cans are permanent by the road.
Yes they are moveable, but we don't want them in our gardens.
Many build sheds and/or roof for them.