Three countries with so much in common that can’t agree on anything.
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MINI-POPE.
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As if this world has any meaning anyway.
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It is time to prove yourself.
Here are some reasons you should start loving The Kansas City Chiefs.
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It’s going down, we’re talking Tinder.
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My friend whom I have a massive crush on found me on Tinder — the one I made him get so that maybe he wouldn't find out what a massive crush I have on him. We right-swiped each other obviously 'cause that's friend etiquette, right? Now we just send each other ridiculous Tinder screenshots and bond over it. I was secretly pleased when his first Tinder date sucked because “she didn't think he was funny.” I think he's hilarious.
I'd been on Tinder a few months, and had a pretty good idea of the lay of the land. Two-thirds of matches respond to me, and going from the app to texting is a big move that usually takes a day or two of Tinder chatting.
So it was with great excitement that one of my matches not only offered her number up right away, but actually called me the night we matched after a few texts (warning sign No. 1). The conversation was a little forward (warning sign No. 2), but we hit it off, so I didn't think much of it.
Some texting the next day led to an unsolicited topless photo, and demands for selfies (warning sign No. 3). Now, I don't take selfies — I abhor them — but I thought, Don't be a grandpa, this is what all the cool kids are doing! So I took a photo and sent it, not knowing that this was the key with which I had unlocked a Pandora's box of crazytown.
What followed was a barrage of texts and calls at random times of the day and night, demands for more pictures, and quick flashes of anger if I did not text or call back right away. She was more possessive than all my previous girlfriends combined, and we hadn't even met! One time she badgered me for hanging out with my male friend on a Saturday, made veiled references to us being gay, and even refused to let me get off the phone while he and I were ordering sushi.
The behavior was so odd that I decided to look her up on Facebook, which led to googling, which led me to a website dedicated to women who catfish athletes. Turns out my match is a compulsive liar who used to catfish athletes (maybe still does?!). Frankly, I didn't know if I should be pumped that I was a rung down from “pro athlete” or ashamed that she figured she “needed to move on to dumber prey” and zeroed in on me. A Google reverse image search showed me half the images she posted on Tinder were not really her. I was in a total panic and we had a date set up the next day.
I canceled the date, ignored some angry texts and more fake photos, and learned a valuable Tinder lesson: You're going to have to work hard and pass some tests for me to give up my number now.
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“I like what they’ve done with the decor.”
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Because she’s not the hero we deserve, but the one we need…
She is an Olympic champion, a two-time World champion, Four Continents champion, a three-time Grand Prix Final champion, the 2005 Junior Grand Prix Final champion, and a six-time South Korean national champion.
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Yes new friends, yes new friends, yes new friends, yes yes yes.
“@michaelbjordan truly excited to work with this cat! One of the best doing it and he's only getting started!”
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What would some of the most famous bald men look like after a successful hair transplant operation? We perform Photoshop surgery.
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Every magical moment needs a soundtrack.
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Looks like Poehler has an excellent back-up sidekick option if Tina Fey ever retires.
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Q: How do you drink a bottle of wine without pulling the cork? A: Coravin .
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Wine gadgets — stuff like aerators, fridge-sized preservation systems, and wildly elaborate bottle openers — are generally worthy of suspicion, targeted toward wine hobbyists who are either too gullible to know better or too flush with disposable income to care. (If you're tempted by this tiny $500 wine sarcophagus, perhaps I could interest you in several other items in the latest Skymall catalog?)
So it's easy to be skeptical of the Coravin, a product launched last July that has been described by voices across the wine establishment as “transformational,” “revolutionary,” and “a threshold in the wine industry over which we have passed, and will never return.” Those are words that raise eyebrows — especially when they're attached to something with a $300 price tag.
This white whale of wine gadgets does a seemingly impossible thing: It lets you pour wine from a bottle without damaging or removing the cork, and preserves the wine left in the bottle by replacing the empty space with inert argon gas. In theory, this lets the wine continue aging peacefully without spoiling for as long as you want — even if it's 15 years. That's important because a bottle of wine, once opened, goes bad fast (unlike, say, a bottle of Scotch). As soon as you pop the cork, a chemical reaction with oxygen starts to change the flavor, and within a few days the wine can go from incredible to undrinkable.
The Coravin at rest.
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Anything that promises to not just slow down but skirt the oxidation problem entirely could make a huge difference for restaurants — they won't have to rush to sell an open bottle by the glass before it goes bad — and for any human who wants to try a wine without polishing off (or paying for) the whole bottle. Wine sales reps, who have to offer small samples to lots of different people, and sommelier students learning to identify countless varieties of wine also have reason to be excited. But does it really work? And if it does, is it as big a deal as people seem to think?
Gadget in hand, Coravin inventor and company founder Greg Lambrecht met me for a tasting so I could see for myself. We met at Costata, a newish steakhouse in downtown Manhattan where beverage director (and Coravin convert) Hristo Zisovski was on hand to show the device in action and lend certified-sommelier credibility to the proceedings.
Despite his credentials (two engineering degrees from MIT and decades spent inventing high-tech medical devices), Lambrecht doesn't in any way play the high-minded scientist. He's an energetic man in his forties with floppy hair and a big, boyish grin, and an enthusiastic and articulate prophet of his gadget gospel. He makes seemingly involuntary little happiness noises (“oof!”) every time he sticks his nose into a glass of really good wine.
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This Spanish artist shows us why you should never go anywhere without your little yellow pad.
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GRANNY PANTIES FOREVER.
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A ranking based on the content of their scientific character, not their mythological namesakes.
Listen, I like Neptune as much as the next person but all Neptune really has going for him is that he has a band of minor planets hanging around called “Neptune trojans” so you can rest assure that he's always safe. Neptune is the kind of guy who complains about constantly being in the “friendzone” which almost makes him not make the list at all.
Pro: STD free
Con: Uses the term “friendzone”
Yes, I know she's no longer a planet but she deserves a place on this list because she deceived us for so long. Basically, she gave us a twist at the end of the romantic novel that was our 90's science classes and I respect her for that. Also she stays AWAY from Neptune which just shows good sense.
Pro: Mysterious
Con: Not actually a planet
Uranus is just too obvious of a choice to put any higher up in this list. Yes, he's always on his side, asking for sex, but he has an extremely cold core and emits very little heat. Just not hot enough.
Pro: Name is Uranus.
Con: Name is Uranus.
Mars is a great guy, he's usually there in the sky when you want to say hey but he's made up of carbon dioxide and that's just not so cool. Plus, his red appearance is deceiving: it's NOT because he's red-hot but just full of iron. Like, cool, I can get that from some broccoli. Not even the curve of this planet's valleys can redeem that.
Pro: Real nice guy.
Con: Too reliant on his iron content to attract people.
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Treat your twins right.
This includes any of the following symptoms, among others:
• Straps that dig into your shoulders ( = usually cup is too small)
• Underwire that stabs you ( = cup is too small)
• The dreaded quadraboob or other types of spillage ( = cup is too small)
• Cups that bunch up ( = cup is too big)
• Back bulge ( = band is too small)
• A band that rides up your back ( = band is too big)
An ill-fitting bra can also cause back, neck, or shoulder pain.
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Being measured at Victoria’s Secret when you were 14 doesn’t count. VS bra fittings have an unreliable reputation, so save yourself the effort and get fitted elsewhere. You can always return to VS later armed with the knowledge of your true bra size.
Most department stores offer decent bra fittings, but the fitter's expertise can vary. The best option is finding a specialty bra or lingerie store in your area. These types of stores sometimes give free fittings, and you can check Yelp reviews ahead of time to verify the store's credibility.
If you've never been fitted, be aware that bra fitters usually have to get a little fresh with the customer. This means they'll probably be adjusting and re-adjusting your breasts. If you’re uncomfortable with this or there's no suitable fitters in your area, you can measure yourself at home instead.
Finding out your true bra size can be surprising, but keep in mind that it's only a guideline. Just like with jeans, your size will change depending on the bra's brand, cut, and so on.
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Nobody wants to spend $$$ on unexciting underwear. Those with bra sizes within the 30A to 40DD range may be able to find cheaper options at stores like VS, Aerie, and Target (unless you're looking for a 30DD or the like). But if you fall outside that range—and plenty of people do—it’s worth splurging on a well-fitting bra rather than squeezing into a too-small cup with a too-big band. Think about it: would you rather drop $100 on a glitzy dress you’ll wear once or a supportive bra you’ll consistently use?
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Some of the most supportive bras aren’t the sexiest, especially if you're trying to save money. If you can only afford to buy one or two go-to bras, make sure they're neutral enough to wear with anything. That lacy neon pink bra may look hot, but do you really want to show it off every time you wear a white shirt?
That being said, pretty bras come in all sizes. Here are a couple of awesome resources of brands and online shops for large and small busts.
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With Parks and Recreation being renewed for a seventh season, it’s time to remember our favorite fictional Indiana citizens.
Host of popular shows as “Ya Herd? With Perd”, “The Final Word with Perd”, “Lights, Camera, Perd”, and his newest hit: “Are You There Perd-verts? It's Me Perd, Hosting a New Segment”.
Quote: “And 100 percent of Pawnee-ans are Perd-verts. That’s the name I call fans of this show, based on the fact that my name is Perd.”
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Jean-Ralphio represents everything good about Parks and Recreation.
Quote: “One time I waited outside a woman's house for five days just to show her how serious I was about wanting to drill her. Turns out, it was the wrong house. She loved the story anyway. We got to third base. Over the pants.”
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She's the WOOOOORST, but also the most hilarious.
Quote: “My shrink got me and him tickets to a Pitbull concert and I already committed to that, and so if you say I can't go it's like you're taking something away from me.”
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The most deranged librarian in Indiana. Bless her.
Quote: “If I'd had a park like that growing up, I probably wouldn't have gone through such a prolonged mall-slut phase.”
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