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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.
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10 Odd And Unusual Things To Do In Los Angeles – Van Life Wanderer

How to Fact Check Suspicious Science Stories for Yourself – Popular Science

Facebook Knows Instagram Is Toxic for Teen Girls, Company Documents Show – WSJ

If you are a side-sleeper, get this pillow. The difference in your sleep quality will be night and day! – Amazon

Radio host who spurned vaccines, mocked AIDS patients dies of covid-19 – Gazette

Billions wiped from Macau casino stocks as city eyes gambling review – MSN

Tourists Are Now Smoking Toad Venom in Mexico’s Hipster Town Tulum – VICE

SpaceX set to make history with first all-civilian crew launched into orbit – Yahoo

Be a Schedule Builder, Not a To-Do List Maker – Nir And Far

What Is Financial Infidelity? Being transparent about money matters is critical in partnerships and marriage. Here’s how to spot financial infidelity — and rectify it – Shondaland

Trump claims the California recall election was rigged less than an hour after polls closed – Insider

R. Kelly Sexually Abused Aaliyah When She Was 13 or 14, Witness Says – NY Times

Top 10 Movies that Launched a Genre – Listverse

Get all the benefits of the sauna without having to use the dirty one at the local gym – Amazon

What Happened When I Ate The Best Brain Foods For A Week – Fast Co

Men Think These 4 Things Attract Women But They Actually Don’t – Wing Girl Method

Some anti-vaxxers are gargling the common antiseptic Betadine in an attempt to treat and prevent the coronavirus – Newsweek

Nihilisa Frank Asks, Is Kawaiilism the Answer to Our Existential Dread? – Geek Extreme

Here Are The Worst Car Myths: Some of these have been around so long people actually believe them – Jalopnik

A damn fine collection of ‘perfect’ women (nsfw) – Leenks

Of course, it’s a gallery of cores set in corsets – The Chive

10 Little Tricks That Can Help You Look Better in Photos – Bright Side

Britney Spears Bikini and Heels of the Day – Drunken

Thonged Chargers Fan is Back! – Egotastic

After Years of Waiting, We Have a Real Electric Truck, And Maybe a New Elon Musk – Inside Hook

36 of the Best New iOS 15 Features for iPhone – Life Hacker

Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

Pennsylvania Church Holds ‘Blessing’ Ceremony Featuring AR-15 Rifles

Worshippers in a Pennsylvania church clutching AR-15 rifles drank holy wine and exchanged wedding vows in a commitment ceremony.

The event at the World Peace and Unification Sanctuary in Newfoundland, Wayne County, led a nearby school to cancel classes.

The Rev. Sean Moon leads the controversial church. He and his wife are known as the king and queen. Moon said in a prayer Wednesday that God gave people the right to bear arms. He held a gold AR-15 rifle throughout the ceremony.

Moon is the son of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, a self-proclaimed messiah who founded the Unification Church, often described as a cult, in the 1950s.

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The 20 Fastest Growing Jobs in the Next Decade – Visual Capitalist

An awesome tripod for smartphones. It is light enough to take anywhere but strong enough for the heaviest smartphone and even some cameras. It is also flexible and can be propped and manipulated to hold your camera in incredibly weird ways – Amazon

Is St. Louis Safe To Visit? – Van Life Wanderer

Prince Andrew served with papers in US sexual assault lawsuit – Bloomberg

After his death, Ted Williams (the last baseball player to hit .400) was decapitated and his head cryogenically frozen at a lab in Arizona so he could be brought back to life in the future – Deadspin

Tesla opens a showroom on Native American land in New Mexico, getting around the state’s ban on automakers selling vehicles straight to consumers – Business Insider

Emma Raducanu, whose stunning victory at the US Open earned her $2.5 million, said her initial goal was to win enough prize money to replace her broken AirPods – Insider

Uber drivers are employees, not contractors, says Dutch court – Reuters

Man who spent 15 years on death row before exoneration dies of Covid – NBC

5 Things You Do Not Want to Tell the Man You’re Dating – Linkiest

Octavia Spencer Recommends Britney Spears Get a Prenup After She Announced Her Engagement to Long Term BF – Yahoo

I don’t know how people live without a back scratcher. I keep one near my desk. The pleasure of an hard to reach itch scratched is incomparable – Amazon

Teddy Moutinho – Interview, Photos, and More – Unfinished Man

Putin self-isolates after Covid cases in inner circle – France 24

Logic Problems to Challenge Your Bored Brain – Popular Science

6 Things You Need to Do to Prevent Getting Hacked – Wired

Apple Issues Critical Patch To Fix Security Hole Exploited By Spyware Company – NPR

Jeff Bridges Says “Cancer is in remission" – Consequence

This Insect Has The Only Mechanical Gears Ever Found in Nature – Smithsonian

Litecoin price jumped 20 percent after hoax linked the cryptocurrency to Walmart – The Verge

Megan Fox Reveals Inspiration For Viral ‘Naked Dress’ at 2021 MTV Video Music Awards – Maxim

Woman Strolling Through Airport In Only A Bikini And A Mask Goes Viral – Ruin My Week

A Trial Lawyer on What to Wear to Get Out of Jury Duty – Mel Magazine

Life Experiences

What Is It Like To Have An Autistic Child?

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My daughter is nearly 19, she is the 5th of 5 children and if she had been first there would likely have not been more. She is time intensive and energy draining. She is not adaptive. She is at the higher end of the specturm although she has some very extreme deficits as well.

This past week she told me that she hates my guts, that she never gets enough attention, that is is unreasonable to only get 5 to 6 hours of my attention and conversation a day.

We could never get up and just decide to go to the zoo, because she doesn’t operate on spur of the moment. Everything has to be planned well in advance.

Read the rest: What Is It Like To Have An Autistic Child?
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Former Huntington Beach councilman is brutally KO’d – Streamable

Pictures and Videos of the Day – Ned Hardy

FBI releases first declassified 9/11 document after Biden order – Reuters

Sudden downpours come with a heightened risk for flooding and mudslides. You can help control floodwaters by stacking sandbags in front of doorways or garages to block seepage or by piling them up to form makeshift mini dams. But for city folk looking for hassle-free prep, “sandless” bags are the way to go – Amazon

Transgender fighter Alana McLaughlin wins MMA debut – NY Post

Twelve hours in a Florida COVID-19 ICU – Tampa Bay Times

Former WWE star Al Snow saves boy from riptide in ocean – TMZ

Blockchain, explained Blocks? Chains? How does this whole thing work? – The Verge

Seven Pro Wrestlers that Died too young – Linkiest

Study of 486 families finds essentially no influence of adoptive parents on adoptees’ IQ in adulthood, providing further evidence for the predominance of genetic influences on adult intelligence – Science Direct

Why Do I Hate Computer Science? – Geek Extreme

This garden hose will make your life easier, its super lightweight, it never tangles, or twists and is super easy to store – Amazon

A damn fine collection of hot women – Leenks

Karens Start Facebook Group Named ‘Karens United’ To Rally Against Being Called Karens – Unilad

Maryland Man Gets 10 Years for Semen-Filled Syringe Attack – CBS

In 2018 Bob Costas was removed from his spot on the Super Bowl and fired from NBC for submitting a monologue that discussed the dangers of concussions during the Super Bowl – ESPN

Los Angeles voted most expensive, inconvenient and over rated city in North America – Timeout

Church leader follows teen girl into bathroom to tell her she’s ‘too fat’ for shorts – Reddit

9 Gym Machines You Should Never Use—and the Alternative Exercises You Should Be Doing Instead – Men’s Journal

The Secret to Living a Meaningful Life – BBC

Larry Elder prepares for California recall loss and claims fraud even though vote hasn’t even taken place – SacBee

Why most gas stations don’t make money from selling gas – The Hustle

Everything You Didn’t Know About the Trusty Tape Measure – The Art of Manliness

Taking Your Girl to Hooters and Other Videos of the Day – Drunken

Kendra Lust Drops a Thirst Trap for Her Lions! – Egotastic

 

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The Essential Guide To Building Your Bug-Out Bag

Whether it’s a wildfire, a hurricane, a flood, or any number of other emergencies, a fully stocked bag of emergency gear allows you and your family to quickly evacuate to a shelter or other secure location without forgetting any basic survival supplies and tools.

Let’s get one thing out of the way — yes, this is “prepper” mentality. Guess what. There’s no shame in being prepared. A certain organization has “Be Prepared” as their motto — and it’s meant to mitigate this exact sort of tragedy. And look at how many people literally had their lives suddenly and unexpectedly destroyed in this past storm. How will you respond to a crisis when it’s your turn?

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Life Experiences

What’s It Like To Be A Hikikimori (Hermit)?

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I was 16 when I dropped out of public school to finish up online. That is when my prolonged bouts of social isolation started. I had friends, but these friends were people I abused drugs with (to cope with our life circumstances), as they weren’t socially adapted like most people our age.

As time went on I ended up cutting off all contact with them and haven’t contacted them since age 18. I haven’t had a social outing in 5 years. It’s liberating but embarrassing at the same time to be saying that.

Read the rest: What’s It Like To Be A Hikikimori (Hermit)?
Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

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A young 19-year-old Teddy Roosevelt at Harvard, 1877

As a child, he was more like Samuel L. Jackson’s Mr. Glass in “Unbreakable” than the eventual Rough Rider he would become.

Here’s how the future president describes himself as a child in his autobiography: “Having been a sickly boy, with no natural bodily prowess … I was at first quite unable to hold my own when thrown into contact with other boys of rougher antecedents. I was nervous and timid.”

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