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21 Women Describe The Little Traits That Can Make A Not-So-Handsome Guy Immediately Attractive

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1. I think the thing lots of guys don’t understand is there is a difference between being nice and being kind. Anybody can be “nice” but if you’re only being nice to someone to gain something in return, I think most people can pick up on that and it’s a huge turn-off. However if you’re genuinely a kind person and treat people well regardless of what they can offer you, that is very very attractive.

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Life Experiences

This is a Father’s Worst Nightmare

I just found out my 15 years old daughter is not my biological child.

My daughter was preparing for a family tree project for an online class and wanted an ancestry test.

My father is half Native American but he died several years ago and I don’t know precisely what Native American blood is in the family.

My daughter came to me because it was my father and we didn’t mention it to her mother at the time. Well it turned out my daughter doesn’t have any Native American blood.

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Picture of the Day

This is a photo of the students at Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania, c. 1900.

The school was established in 1879 in order to forcibly assimilate Indigenous children into western society by stripping them of their native language, culture, traditions, and clothing. Physical, emotional and sexual abuse were rampant as was forced labor in these schools.

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Life Advice

“How many times do we pay for one mistake?”

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“How many times do we pay for one mistake? The answer is thousands of times. The human is the only animal on earth that pays a thousand times for the same mistake. The rest of the animals pay once for every mistake they make. But not us. We have a powerful memory. We make a mistake, we judge ourselves, we find ourselves guilty, and we punish ourselves. If justice exists, then that was enough; we don’t need to do it again. But every time we remember, we judge ourselves again, we are guilty again, and we punish ourselves again, and again, and again. If we have a wife or husband he or she also reminds us of the mistake, so we can judge ourselves again, punish ourselves again, and find ourselves guilty again. Is this fair?”

― Miguel Ruiz, The Four Agreements

Links

Linkage

She Played Sammy Jo Carrington on Dynasty. See Heather Locklear Now at 61 – Ned Hardy

The $300,000 starter home is going extinct: ‘A renter society not because of choice but because of force’ – Yahoo

The One Thing All Angry Men Have In Common – Fatherly

10 Reasons People Get Lost in the Wild – Outside

Indie Horror Master Ari Aster Explains His Biggest, Weirdest Movie Yet – GQ

Missing 2-year-old Florida boy found dead in alligator’s mouth – CBS

ChatGPT banned in Italy over privacy concerns – BBC

Dude steals CHP cruiser and jumps out at 70mph in northern LA county – Street People

She Played Luna Lovegood In Harry Potter. See Evanna Lynch Now At 31 – Ned Hardy

These drinking glasses are extremely durable and nearly unbreakable. They can withstand a drop from table height to a wooden floor without breaking – Amazon

7 Healthy Foods That Are Actually Bad for You – Linkiest

Extreme Road Rage In Parking Garage (video) – Leenks

I make $2,000 a month from rating penises on OnlyFans. I’ve had to learn how to humiliate people – Insider

One of the Biggest Mistakes in Investing – Wealth of Common Sense

What the Moms of the 15 Hottest Women Look Like – Bright Side

Guy doing donuts in the middle of the street gets demolished by two street racers – American Muscle

25 Facts That Sound Like Huge Lies, But Are Actually True – Linkiest

The 6 Personalities of People-Pleasing and How I Overcame Them – Tiny Buddha

 

Links

Linkage

After 50 years, a Florida aquarium plans to return Lolita the orca to her home waters – NPR

The Fascinating Anatomy of the Presidential Motorcade – The Drive

One of the best dog treats for dogs – Amazon

Florida senior says he unknowingly signed over his $185K house for $10, now being evicted – WSVN

Inside The Unhinged Brutality Of Amon Goeth Only Hinted At In Schindler’s List – All That’s Intersting

Everything You Never Wanted to Know About Artificial Sweeteners – Popular Science

How the pitch clock will revolutionize MLB – ESPN

How Submarine Sonarmen Tirelessly Hunt For Enemies They Can’t Even See – The Warzone

A walk down the open air drug market on Golden Gate St. in San Francisco at 4:45am – Street People

How to forgive yourself Finding it hard to move past a hurtful mistake? With these steps toward repair and renewal, you can do and feel better – Psyche

Ten Things I Never Knew About Las Vegas Until I Ran a High-Roller Suite – Bloomberg

If you have kids, this book is a worthwhile investment – Amazon

Gymnastics Coach Saves Girl From Serious Injury (video) – Leenks

Here Are the 2023 James Beard Awards Restaurant and Chef Finalists – Eater

“I Hate My Job”: 7 Productive Ways To Cope With A Gig You Can’t Stand – Fatherly

Ranked: The 25 Poorest Countries by GDP per Capita – Visual Capitalist

Dad can’t believe it when his 9-year-old son gives him a dress shirt he sewed all by himself – Upworthy

 

Life Experiences

9 People With Terminally Ill Pets Reveal How They Manage

1. My dog was diagnosed with nasal cancer around this time last year. It took his life two months later.

We did daily trips to Wendy’s where he got his favorite (chicken nuggets) and as time passed and he got worse he started getting a kid’s meal. We started collecting the stupid toys. He played with them when they were appropriate, but mostly we collected them.

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Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

oldest tree in the world

(photo: “Methuselah, White Mountain, California” by Desires Photo)

Methuselah, the Great Basin bristlecone tree located high up in the White Mountains in California is recognized as the oldest non-clonal tree in the world and is 4,852 years old.

Named after the Biblical figure that lived for 969 years, the Methuselah Tree grows in the Methuselah Grove, which is in Inyo National Forest’s “Forest of Ancients,” where it is surrounded by other ancient trees. The exact location of the tree, though, is kept secret to protect it against vandalism.

It is estimated that the tree germinated in 2832 BCE, making Methuselah one of the oldest known living trees and non-clonal organism in the entire world. A germination date of 2832 BCE makes Methuselah older even than the Egyptian Pyramids.