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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.
Confession of the Day
I have three brothers and they all have schizophrenia. They are also mentally disabled so they function with the intelligence of a five year old. One has severe autism and ocd. They all believe the the government/people are watching them and one believes he’s god’s chosen warrior.
Why don’t school buses have seatbelts?
School buses are designed in a compartmentalized fashion, that is the seats are close together with high backs, which keeps passengers relatively restrained in a crash, even without seat belts. The NHTSA has spent a fortune studying this, and has found that adding seat-belts doesn’t increase the safety of school buses enough to warrant a full refurbishment or re-design of buses.
Picture of the Day
Baltimore restaurant owner drives 6 hours to Vermont to cook for a customer with lung cancer who wanted to eat her favorite dish before she died
Earlier this month, Brandon Jones, 37, wrote an email to Steve Chu, 30, a co-owner of two Ekiben restaurants in Baltimore, explaining that his mother-in-law had terminal cancer but had joked that the last thing she’d like to eat on her death bed was Ekiben’s tempura broccoli.
Brandon merely asked if Steve would be willing to share the recipe so that he and his wife Rina Jones, 38, could prepare it for her when they went to visit.
You Are Responsible For Your Problems
(photo: @xaviercoiffic)
You are responsible for your problems. You are not at fault for (some of) your problems, but you are responsible for all of them.
When you decide to claim responsibility for everything that you don’t like in your life—the annoying coworker, your inability to focus, how busy you are—you give yourself the power to do something about it. I don’t care that you didn’t create these issues. Stop playing the victim card, and do something about it.
Linkage
10 Glaring Plot Holes In Iconic Movies – Wanderer
She Played Sharon ‘Boomer’ Valerii in Battlestar Galactica. See Grace Park Now at 49 – Ned Hardy
If you want to understand the woman in your life better and get to know what makes her sexuality tick, this is the best book on the subject – Amazon
Update All Your Apple Devices ASAP – Life Hacker
Titan debris consistent with a ‘catastrophic implosion’, Coast Guard says – NBC
25 Most Beautiful Places in Europe — From Colorful Small Towns to Secret Beaches – Travel and Leisure
Do Compliments Make You Cringe? Here’s Why – Ascend
Age of AI: Everything you need to know about artificial intelligence – Tech Crunch
The 20 Douchiest Quotes From Pick-Up Artists – Linkiest
Cinematic Orphans: 10 Movies Disowned by Their Directors – Wanderer
Guy uses leg kicks to great effect in a street fight – Reddit
Can You Trust Chrome’s Incognito Mode? What It Does and What It Doesn’t Do – Make Use Of
An old male bald eagle who adopted a rock as an egg has just been given a real foster baby – Upworthy
A damn fine collection of side bewbs (nsfw) – Leenks
This Groundbreaking Erectile Dysfunction Treatment Could Change The Game – Fatherly
A Ranking of Every Sketch in ‘I Think You Should Leave’ – The Ringer
How big is Starfield? ‘Irresponsibly large,’ says Bethesda exec – Polygon
Atomix was named of the best restaurants in the United States – Infatuation
The Dumping Grounds
Confessions From the Low Libido Community
1. Do you remember the first time your body failed you? I don’t but I remember the last time and I feel done. Sex feels like just more work than pleasure and it’s not work I’m willing to do any more
I’ll be having the talk with my wife this week she can leave if she wants I’m not going to be mad I love her but I can’t do it any more. If sex is all I’mgood for then that’s fine I don’t want that in a life partner anyway.
Poll of the Day
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Confession of the Day
I am 31M and before I began BJJ (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) – I was a corporate climber, starting my career at 21 with the hustle mentality (6am to 8pm M-F and never switching off during COVID lockdowns).
I had my sights on partnership status before I turned 30 and was happy to ruthlessly knife lesser colleagues in the back if they meant I got the promotion.