The homie sent over the new single and video from Los Angeles based electronic pop duo Moxi. It’s called "Back to Me" and is all about interconnectedness, healing and finding one’s own true self. I dig the cinematic soundscapes and soaring vocals.
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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.
Linkage
Oldie But Goodie: MMA Fighter Acts Like A Douche, Gets KO’d In 20 Seconds – Leenks
How I’ve Dealt with the Shame and Embarrassment of a Failed Career – Tiny Buddha
Instagram to introduce “take a break” feature and “nudge” teens away from harmful content – The Verge
The best book on quitting smoking…"His book changed my mind set about smoking, nicotine addiction and how “hard” it was to quit. I smoked 1.5 packs a day for 40 years, tried to quit a million times, failed them all. Finished “The Book” on Thanksgiving day 2012 and quit like I turned off a switch. Just done smoking. The book cost 9 bucks, less than a pack of smokes. Why would you not read it?" – Amazon
Everything you wanted to know about seeing the Northern Lights in Chicago – Van Life Wanderer
McDonald’s McRib is coming back: Here’s when the barbecue sandwich will be available nationwide – USA Today
Here’s how to talk yourself down when you’re about to rage quit – Fast Co
5 Everyday Habits That Make You Age Faster – Medium
Sriracha Yoga Pants: The Sexy Yoga Pants With a Secret – Unfinished Man
How to Use Twitter Like a Dating App, According to People Who Have Done It – Life Hacker
The 25 best horror movies since 2000 – AV Club
Two Philadelphia Eagles fans have sex in a men’s room bathroom stall as loads of onlookers…and cops wait outside – Reddit
Jeff Bezos Ex-Wife Mackenzie Scott donates 1.7 Billion to HBCU’s, 2.7 Billion to Charities and Covid Relief – Media Traffic
‘Translation Was So Bad’: Korean American Breaks Down The Scenes From “Squid Game” To Show How Inaccurate The English Version Is – Bored Panda
The World’s Loudest Whistle…. can bail you out if you were to get lost hiking, injured on a camping trip, or stuck in a natural disaster – Amazon
Girls who are expert at the art of using cleavage – The Chive
Toddler dies of Ebola after 3 suspicious deaths in DRC; 148 contacts identified – ARS Technica
Paige VanZant Does Oiled Up Cowgirl in a Thong for Content! – Egotastic
A Drug Cartel Sent a Severed Head to Tijuana’s New Police Chief on His First Day – VICE
Top 10 Incredible Opening Scenes in Horror Movies – Listverse
What It Feels Like to Run in the Fastest Shoes Nike’s Ever Made – Inside Hook
One Of The Most Unsettling Ways To Die…
EMT with the FDNY here. It happens all the time – especially in Manhattan. There’s your classic hit and splatter, which sounds like what happened here. Then there’s your “space case” which is where they get wedged in between the subway car and the platform. Usually it’s because they dropped something on the tracks, jumped down, and didn’t realize how high the platform actually is. So they try to get up on the platform, and they can’t, and the train winds up coming and depending on how big the space is will either cut them in half or wedge them between the car and platform. Then, you have your “screw driver” which is the same as the space case, except the top half of the body stays in the same direction, and the waist/legs twist around and around as the subway car pulls the body down the side of the platform. This is actually a scenario that is practiced jointly between EMS and Fire at the academy – they have a fake subway track at the FDNY Academy on Randall’s Island that they mimic this with.
What’s It Like To Be Addicted To Cigarettes
(photo: @isxjxd)
I’m 30 and started smoking when i was 12. By the time i was 15 I was a full fledged pack a day smoker. Over the years I have witnessed many people fall prey to the habit.
You start by smoking here and there, maybe you don’t inhale at first, maybe you just like to blow it out your nose or smoke it like a cigar. It’s only on certain occasions.
If you are fiddling with cigarettes, you likely have friends that are smoking, also. so you are hanging out, maybe having a few beers, and you see them smoking and decide to be social with them, and also have a cig, but alas, you have none. So you bum a few off a friend for the night. you kind of like it. it just feels good to have one with some drinks or just when you’re talking and laughing. Soon you do this every time you get together for a drink/movie/whatever. It’s not a big deal, it’s just once in a blue moon.
Linkage
The Terrifying True Story Of Vlad The Impaler — History’s Real Dracula – All That’s Interesting
Navy engineer, wife accused of trying to sell nuclear submarine secrets – NY Post
Is Houston Safe To Visit? Everything You Need To Know Before Traveling – Van Life Wanderer
For $130 you can buy an actually pretty decent breathalyzer so you can know your level before you make the decision of whether or not to drive – Amazon
When’s the last time you saw Ronald McDonald? He’s actually been missing for seven years – VICE
How to (Finally) Put an End to Pointless Arguments – Nir and Far
The Secret to Being Witty, Revealed – Quartz
The Taliban says U.S. has agreed to provide humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan – NPR
People Share The Surprisingly Easy Ways You Can Accidentally Die (18 Posts) – Ruin My Week
6 Common Photography Mistakes to Avoid – Popular Science
25 Words That Don’t Mean What They Used To – Mental Floss
New cancer treatment destroys tumors in terminally ill – The Guardian
Why Is It So Hard to Like Nice Guys? – Vogue
Catalytic converter thieves are targeting specific models of cars (especially the Prius). Toyota is so back-ordered on catalysts it may take over a month to replace a stolen one, while costing you over $1,000. But theft can be deterred by installing an anti-theft catalytic converter shield – Amazon
Driver Pulled Out Of Car And Allegedly Beaten To Death After Attempting To Hit Crowd With Vehicle – CBS
7 things women love about men – Linkiest
The History of the Hitman Suit: Wiki, Where to Buy, and More – Unfinished Man
Pole Dance Girl for the Kids and Other Videos of the Day – Drunken
Bella Thorne is Ready for Halloween! – Egotastic
What It’s Like to Come Out as a Sex Worker in an OnlyFans World – Mel Magazine
Why airlines need business travel to return – The Hustle
17 Awesome Things You Can Treat Your Self With
Segway Ninebot Electric GoKart Pro – Ever hear grown men in their 40’s giggle and squeal like they’re 10 years old again? That’s what happens when you’re on this thing.
The Dumping Grounds
Why Did Egyptian Hieroglyphics Become A Lost Language?
People didn’t read back then like we do today.
The average person never, ever learned to read. The average person worked in a field, or in a workshop, produced what they needed to, and paid their taxes (which was whatever the tax collector told them to pay).
Reading was reserved for officials, Priests, and Royals.
So, what. Happens when that land gets conquered and those officials, priests, and royals are no longer in charge?
This is what happened in Egypt.
Picture of the Day
Isaac W. Sprague was an entertainer and sideshow performer, billed as the living human skeleton
At age 12, after developing normally as a child, Isaac Sprague of Massachusetts began irreversibly losing weight for reasons that remain unclear to this day. Though he was otherwise healthy and maintained a normal appetite, his weight dropped until he was skeletal — and it never rebounded.
As an adult measuring 5’6″, he weighed just 43 pounds. Though this didn’t prevent him from marrying and having three healthy children, it did limit his career prospects.
For almost all of his life, he worked as a sideshow attraction for P.T. Barnum and was billed as the “Living Human Skeleton.” However, his popularity eventually waned and he died alone and in poverty at age 45 in 1887.
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How To Determine If You Can Really Afford That Car
I keep seeing encountering people who are struggling with their budget but have some ridiculous car payment. Let’s have a little discussion for people who are looking to buy a car. Here’s some advice I’ll give. Your mileage may vary (oh yes I went there). This advice is in USD but works anywhere.
Don’t get stuck holding the bag on a car that depreciates faster than you pay it off. I’ve done the math at a bunch of different interest rates, and the bottom line is that 48 months is the magic number for loan terms. At 4 years or below, you’re typically safe. Maybe you can push the boundary at super low interest rates, but there are other reasons not to finance for too long, including risk of financing a used vehicle for longer than expected reliable service life.