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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.
Life

Prison In Indiana Adopt Shelter Cats Help Prisoners in Indiana Prison Rehabilitate

In 2015 in the state of Indiana, Animal Protection League started a program in Pendleton correctional facility called F.O.R.W.A.R.D.

The idea behind this initiative is to take animals from a cat shelter and place them in the correctional facility so inmates could take care of them. The program quickly proved to be beneficial for both the adorable cats and inmates.

Many cats who end up at the shelter, often have a long history of abuse and mistreatment, thus leaving them unable to socialize with humans properly.

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Life Experiences

What Is It Like To Be In Love?

what is it like to be in love

Only once in your life, I truly believe, you find someone who can completely turn your world around.

You tell them things that you’ve never shared with another soul and they absorb everything you say and actually want to hear more.

You share hopes for the future, dreams that will never come true, goals that were never achieved and the many disappointments life has thrown at you.

When something wonderful happens, you can’t wait to tell them about it, knowing they will share in your excitement.

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Linkage

Children Of Overprotective Parents Do These 11 Things In Adulthood – Thought Catalog

‘South Park’ Creators Sign Massive New $900 Million Deal With ViacomCBS – Yahoo

Are you really prepared for an emergency if you don’t have this in your survival kit? Provides a family of 5 up to 3 years of safe, filtered water – Amazon

The Dutch East India Company was worth $7.9 Trillion at its peak – more than 20 of the largest companies today – Visual Capitalist

Why It Feels So Good to Cancel Plans Last Minute, and How to Stop – Life Hacker

16 Things Your Successful Friends Have Given Up – Medium

I upgraded the motors on my kid’s Grave Digger Power Wheels to make it twice as fast – Instructables

4 tips for talking to people you disagree with – Ideas

The 50 Best Sandwiches We’ve Ever Made – Saveur

The Google spreadsheet with over 12,000 salaries—and counting – Google Docs

These totally outperforms laser teeth whitening and at a fraction of the cost – Amazon

Thief Receives Some Bus Driver Justice (video) – Leenks

These Are The Biggest Mistakes Used Car Buyers Make – Jalopnik

The 18 Things Women Love Most About Sex – Maxim

What It Feels Like To Have Sex With A Loose Vagina – Your Tango

In-N-Out is paying its store managers $160,000 a year – California Sun

The Woman Jack Nicholson Thought Was His Sister Was His Mother – Today I Found Out

Seven thought experiments that will make you question everything – Big Think

Everything you never wanted to know about artificial sweeteners – Popular Science

The Most Powerful Weapons In The Marvel Universe, Ranked By Destructive Force – Total Nerd

10 Secrets The Catholic Church Hopes You’ve Forgotten – Listverse

Life Experiences

What’s It Like To Have Your Film Flop At The Box Office?

When you work “above the line” on a movie (writer, director, actor, producer, etc.) watching it flop at the box office is devastating. I had such an experience during the opening weekend of Conan the Barbarian 3D.

A movie’s opening day is analogous to a political election night. Although I’ve never worked in politics, I remember having similar feelings of disappointment and disillusionment when my candidate lost a presidential bid, so I imagine that working as a speechwriter or a fundraiser for the losing campaign would feel about the same as working on an unsuccessful film.

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Where Do The Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars Go To Produce A Marvel Movie?

About half the money, give or take, is for above the line talent. So you have your actors, directors, producers, ect. They get paid in a percentage or in absurdly high amounts for films.

These people are also accommodate on set so production has to rent out luxury campers to house them for weeks or months at a time when on location.

Then they need to hire drivers and trucks to move those campers. Top tier stars can make demands on top of that.

I saw Jim Carrey’s camper once and it had an entire astroturf lawn on top of it, with a picnic table, with a vase with flowers on it. Don’t ask me why he wanted it, he just did.

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Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

lala the penguin

This Japanese Pet Penguin named “La La” walked everyday into Town by himself with a Backpack and collected Fish from the Local Fish Market.

A fisherman accidentally caught this penguin stuck in his fishing net and released him back to the sea. But somehow he kept coming back to the boat, so the fisherman brought him home.

They built him a refrigerated room under their house. He accompanied the man to the fish market daily and eventually began making the trip on his own

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Linkage

Google’s ‘time crystals’ could be the greatest scientific achievement of our lifetimes – The Next Web

Mexico sues gun firms in U.S., seeks estimated $10 bln damages – Reuters

Attention hikers! This pack has it all.. size, adjustability, compartmentalization, support, durability and it comes with a 2.5L hydration bladder – Amazon

YouTube trans star, Chris Chan, is arrested for raping her 79 year old mother – People

A Fast Mile Is More Impressive Than a Slow Marathon – Outside

The China Model: What the Country’s Tech Crackdown Is Really About – Bloomberg

‘We’re living in hell’: Inside Mexico’s most terrified city – Baltimore Sun

How Often Should You Change Synthetic Oil? – Car And Driver

A 27-Year Study Says 1 Thing Is Key to Happiness and Longevity in Work and Life – INC

Rihanna is officially a billionaire, according to Forbes, thanks to her fashion and beauty empire – Insider

Frontier Airlines Passenger Taped To Seat After Allegedly Groping And Assaulting Crew – NPR

Perfect Travel Organizer: Great for toiletries, electronics or any acessories. It has ample storage space and it rolls up to conserve space in your backpack or luggage – Amazon

Polar Bear vs. Grizzly Bear: Who Would Win in a Fight? – Ned Hardy

How to Care for Your Very Stuffed-Up, Slowly Disintegrating Coke Nose – Mel Magazine

Can You See Glacier National Park Without Hiking? – Van Life Wanderer

Men Are Answering The Questions Women Are Too Embarrassed To Ask, And They Did Not Hold Back – BuzzFeed

Side cleavage is a damn fine accessory on a woman – Leenks

Sarah Michelle Gellar Sexy of the Day – Drunken

What Ever Happened To Brendan Fraser? – GQ

A So-Called Game-Changing Weight Loss Drug Is Here—So What Happens Next? – Gizmodo

Jena Sims Goes Cheeks Out at the Beach – Egotastic

The weird armored vehicle that the US Army hated, the Marines loved, and enemies feared – Insider

QAnon followers are now accusing evangelical leaders of child sex trafficking – Deadstate

Life Experiences

What It’s Like To Get In A Prison Fight

A prison fight is nothing like the UFC or boxing. It’s straight-up bedlam. Anything that can happen, will happen. Locks in a sock, shanks and mop wringers are all game. You can’t get a fair fight, but you can get a square one. You just have to know the rules. And the rules vary.

The universal rule is that fighting is part of prison life. You either fight or lose everything. Heart checks are mandatory. It’s called being “on the count” and if you aren’t present, you’ll get checked into the hole by your own boys.

“Whenever you are going to do any type of fighting in a penal institution what rules you go by are determined by where you are at,” said Kevin Smith, a 47-year-old penitentiary veteran from Fort Worth, Texas who has done 10 years in federal institutions, three stints in the Texas Department of Corrections (TDC) and multiple stays in county jail for a variety of charges including meth distribution and manufacture, gun possession, conspiracy to rob a bank and assault.

The TDC is one of the more notorious prison systems in the country. They got a saying when you walk into a Texas prison, “You gotta fight, fuck or bust a 60.” The first two are self-explanatory, the third means paying someone off for protection.

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