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Author: Theodore Lee
Theodore Lee is the editor of Caveman Circus. He strives for self-improvement in all areas of his life, except his candy consumption, where he remains a champion gummy worm enthusiast. When not writing about mindfulness or living in integrity, you can find him hiding giant bags of sour patch kids under the bed.
A Few Photos That Will Reignite The Wanderlust Lurking Inside Of Your
Scam Alert!
This is a common scam that is making its way around dating apps:
So I met this girl on a dating app, her age said 18 so I never asked her age. So I get her number and we’re texting for a little. Then she asks for a d¡ck pic out of no where I told her I don’t do tht and I would not send one.
I never once talked sexual with her so then she says “I’m abt to make a video for you” and I say “wat video😈” and she responds “😉”
Keep in mind I never told her to make any type of video or do anything sexual and never texted back
So then this morning I get a text saying my name and I ask who it is & the number says it’s “This is Steve Breanna’s father first off son I don’t appreciate you having my child’s number inside your phone and I will be more aware of this in the future! But I was called home from work because my wife caught our child making a video for you and once she caught her she dropped the Macbook and destroyed it. You’re at fault for this just as well as my child is and I’m willing to give you the chance to settle this with me before we let the agency take care of this they’re way are you willing to help me replace it?”
That’s exactly what he said. He also said that she was 15 which I had no idea. She lied about her age on a dating app so I wouldn’t know & I never thought to ask her & he’s saying if I dnt help him get a new MacBook he’ll call the authorities! Am I in the wrong? * I did actually call and talked to the supposed father he basically was saying his wife wants to press charges and the only reason he didn’t is because he wanted to come to me as a man.
I’ve alr sent $200 I’m jus scared tht this can ruin my life
What Does it Mean to Be Weird With Your Money?
What does it mean to be weird with your money? According to financial guru Dave Ramsey, being weird with money means going against the grain of conventional financial wisdom. It means rejecting the status quo of debt, overspending, and living without a plan.
He urges people to figure out what most folks are doing with their money and then do the exact opposite. The reason being – most people are broke. If you emulate the behaviors and habits of the majority, you will end up with the same poor results.
Picture of the Day
Nyakim Gatwech is a South Sudanese model who is known as the Queen of The Dark because of her very dark skin, a result of high levels of melanin
At a tender age, Nyakim Gatwech found herself shedding tears at night, convinced that she wasn’t beautiful enough. Fast forward to today, and this 24-year-old South Sudanese model has blossomed into an iconic figure of beauty, inspiring young women all over the world. Her secret? Self-love.
The Friend Zone Trap: Concealing Your True Intentions
(photo: @priscilladupreez)
It’s a well-known fact that trying to enter a romantic relationship through the friend zone is an uphill battle. Despite this, many men continue to pursue connections by adopting a purely platonic approach and shying away from showing any signs of attraction. They hope that somehow, the women they are interested in will eventually see their worth and fall for them.
Here’s how it typically unfolds…
Linkage
How to Survive a Killer Asteroid – Wired
She Played ‘Holly Marshall’ on Land of the Lost. See Kathy Coleman Now at 61 – Ned Hardy
She Played ‘Laney Boggs’ in She’s All That. See Rachel Leigh Cook Now at 43 – Wanderer
A sobering, informative perspective on saving vs spending money to ensure enjoyment of life while one is able – Amazon
GDP grew at a 2.4% pace in the second quarter, topping expectations despite recession calls – CNBC
Woman Goes Viral After Revealing Why She Stopped Tipping In The US – Bored Panda
This Ultra-White Paint May Someday Replace Air Conditioning – Smithsonian
How Two Brothers Turned Planespotting Into YouTube Gold – Thrillist
10 Inexpensive Ways to Breathe New Life Into an Old PC – How To Geek
How To Be As Supportive As Possible When Your Partner Needs It – Fatherly
What Ever Happened To Stephen Lack From Scanners? – Ned Hardy
Kate Mulgrew Made Jeri Ryan’s Life Hell on the Set of Star Trek: Voyager – Wanderer
7 Freaky Urban Legends That Turned Out To Be Real – Linkiest
The Fastest Growing and Declining Industries in the U.S. – Visual Capitalist
At the height of her fame Sinead O’Connor risked everything to stand up against child sexual abuse – Upworthy
Kid Goes Beast Mode During Wrestling Match (video) – Leenks
Mark Zuckerberg’s Metaverse meltdown: Meta’s Reality Labs has lost $21 billion in roughly 18 months – Fortune
How to Minimize Distractions While Working From Home – Life Hack
10 Biggest Misconceptions about Artificial Intelligence – Listverse
The Dumping Grounds
You Can Learn A Lot About Home-Schooled Kids By The Memes They Post Online
8 Parents Revealed Why They Home-Schooled Their Children
1. My number one reason was I wanted my kids to like learning. And they do, they love both reading and math. But it ended up being so much more. We have a lot more bonding time as a family, and my kids are best friends. They have more time to spend with their friends, and they have friends of all ages, from all around our city, not just the kids their age, in their neighborhood. They have lots of time to pursue multiple hobbies and interests. We as a family aren’t tied to a school schedule.