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21 Unwritten Rules Of ‘The Girl Code’ To Help You Understand Women Better
1. If a woman comes up to you and asks like she’s your best friend. Play along, she’s probably trying to shake a douche.
2. If someone ever needs a pad or a tampon, you give them one. Doesn’t matter if they’re a stranger, if you hate them, whatever. You always give them one.
3. If you see a fellow lady leaking during her period, quietly pull her to the side and say something.
“You Can’t Stop What’s Coming” – A Character Study of No Country For Old Men’s, Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
In the stark and unforgiving landscape of “No Country for Old Men,” one character stands as a beacon of a bygone era, grappling with forces that threaten to consume not only his world but his very understanding of right and wrong.
Confession of the Day
I’m thinking of breaking up with the guy I’m dating because of the way he puts away carts.
We have only been dating for around a month and everything’s great except for the cart thing. We have gone to a few stores together and I have noticed that when we are done, he will leave the cart in the middle of another parking spot.
He refuses to put it away and gets upset if I decide to go put it away. He says, “that’s the cart people’s job” but like, you’re taking up a parking spot by putting your cart there.
Why “Hush” is Buffy The Vampire Slayer’s Best Episode
In the crowded halls of television’s best episodes, Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s “Hush” stands out not with witty dialogue, but with a deafening silence.
Created by Joss Whedon to prove the show’s strength went beyond snappy banter, “Hush” is a masterclass in visual storytelling, earning its place as Buffy’s most triumphant episode.
Poll of the Day
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Letting Go of the Expectation of How Things “Should” Be
We all have a script in our heads, a narrative of how life “should” unfold. It whispers expectations about relationships, careers, and even the weather.
But clinging to this script can be a recipe for disappointment. The truth is, life rarely follows a predetermined path, and the magic often happens in the detours.
Linkage
17 Fascinating Photos You Must See – Ned Hardy
This New iPhone iOS 17.3 Feature Makes It Much Harder for Thieves to Ruin Your Life – NY Times
The quietest, lightest, and most powerful generator that even exceeded its listed capabilities. A life saver in case of an outage – Amazon
Don’t Let the Boeing Headlines Fool You. Air Travel Is Really Very Safe – Wired
10 Countries With the Best Work-Life Balance – Traveler
11 Things Your Cleaning Person Wants to Tell You—But Won’t – Domino
How the Weirdest (and Best) Video Game Soundtrack of the Century Came to Be – Inverse
The drug pilots take to stay awake – BBC
George Lucas Backs Disney and Bob Iger in Proxy Fight: “Creating Magic Is Not for Amateurs” – Hollywood Reporter
Dude with zero street smarts gets robbed on stream at 3am in Los Angeles – Reddit
The Crow’s Original Director Denounces Upcoming Remake – Consequence
This Is What It Would Look like If Historical Figures Took Selfies – Ned Hardy
This is a basic laser printer that connects to Wi-Fi, works reliably, and lasts ages on a single toner cartridge. It’s a printer that just prints without all the hassles – Amazon
The Billionaire Taking on Disney Just Wants Some Respect – DNYUZ
I Tried Scraping My Tongue for Two Weeks And My Breath Has Never Been – HUM Nutrition
Willem Dafoe Makes The Internet Fall In Love With Him All Over Again During A Street Style Check – TikTok
This Tech May Stop High Beams From Blinding You at Night – Daily Beast
They panic-bought bidets during the pandemic. It changed their lives – Washington Post
Beijing says Evergrande and its tycoon founder committed a $78 billion fraud. That would rank it as one of the biggest financial frauds ever – Insider
Inside The Lurid History Of Ortolan, The French Delicacy That’s So Tasty It’s Illegal – All That’s Interesting
The Dumping Grounds
16 Homeowners Reveal Things They Wish They Knew Before Buying Their First House
1. Get the sewage pipe scoped. I wish I would have down that with my first house. If I would have known that, I would have never bought the house. Tree roots were growing into the sewer pipe. Every 6 months or so we would have the sewer pipe back up and had to call a plumber out on an emergency call. It was advised to us that we should probably replace the sewage pipe with a PVC pipe. This would involve tearing up the concrete in the basement and digging out the front yard to get access to the pipe. It was going to cost a lot of money. We eventually moved (for those wondering, we did disclose that information to the buyer and they were ok with that for whatever reason).