just slice the membrane between each seed pod then smack the backside with a spoon . They ' ll all fall out super cleanly <| sep |> All we could do was block her and change phone numbers . Yelling at her makes things worse . Not reacting is the best option . <| sep |> Suicide . I honestly don ' t know how anyone would realistically cope with being the only human on the entire planet . <| sep |> The first one is in the Hvaml section of the Poetic Edda , where Odin describes his past and how he gained wisdom . It goes something like WARNING I have no time to find proper translations and sources , so everything in this post is from wikipedia I know that I hung on a windrocked tree nine whole nights , with a spear wounded , and to Odin offered , myself to myself on that tree , of which no one knows from what root it springs . Bread no one gave me , nor a horn of drink , downward I peered , to runes applied myself , wailing learnt them , then fell down thence . The second one is from The Contendings of Horus and Seth , which is a short story in the first Chester Beatty papyrus , which was recovered early last century . The story is around 15 modern pages long , so not gonna quote it all . The third story is , I believe , from the Mahabarata . Can ' t remember which section . The fourth story is from the Illiad , after the section of the Trojan War , when Hera tries to take over the throne of Olympus . The fifth story is mentioned strongly in the Aesopica and a bit on the Cypria . The sixth story is in the Thrymskvida section of the poetic Edda . It is basically an entire section dedicated to this PThe last one is take from several bits of information , mostly found in the archeology department of the university of Uppsala . Collections of old folk tales as well as objects being found that seem to describe Skadi eating a wolf , etc . There is not one single source .