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• newMet this great couple a few weeks back, the cuck sits outside in a chair and listen to her moans. He then comes in to lick her clean, well after I saw him doing that it turned me on so much I had to fill her up again in the shower
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• newRobert Downey Jr on Wall Street
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• newWhat happens when you tell a dragon you’re home alone (Hopfel)
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• newasked my dad why. It's "to protect it from the surge that the alert system that's about to go off"
  submitted by /u/Hauntlink to r/pics [link] [comments]
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• newIn 2016, the husband suffered a heart attack, and his wife, who is a hoarder, kept his body inside their fridge for seven years
  submitted by /u/HellenistTraveller to r/NSFL__ [link] [comments]
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• newKate Mara and Elliot Page
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• newAOC coming in like a wrecking ball
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• newoh well
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• newHell no
  r/sounding rejoices submitted by /u/Stoikx to r/HolUp [link] [comments]
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• newpainted
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• newYALL can do that, ima be out there like Mary Poppins
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• newwell deserved
  submitted by /u/Practical-Doe-Boi to r/EbonyThroatQueens [link] [comments]
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• newIncredible
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• newGiven the chance would you?
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• newClassic Canadian Creampie
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• new"We ride at meow!"
  submitted by /u/My_Memes_Will_Cure_U to r/Eyebleach [link] [comments]
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• newAbsolute badass.
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• newInstant Hardness follow by a quick explosion
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• newHow many of you know that I’m actually a milf? Does that turn you on or off?
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• newRed Dead Redemption Adds 4K 60FPS in New Update!
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• newI’ve got a filthy mouth and a big fat ass and I’m not sorry about any of it
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• newLol
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• newA childhood memory involving an umbrella
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• newThat deadly stare
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• newThis guy is not wrong
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The Mary Sue

• newLily Gladstone Looks More Destined for the Oscar With Every Passing Day
  The actress' gravitas looks to be the crown jewel of awards season.The post Lily Gladstone Looks More Destined for the Oscar With Every Passing Day appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newThese Popular Movies Do Not Pass the Bechdel Test
  We all probably know by now that when it comes to films, “award-winning” does not always equate to diverse. The post These Popular Movies Do Not Pass the Bechdel Test appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newFaith Erin Hicks Feels Especially Vulnerable About Romance Comic ‘Hockey Girl Loves Drama Boy’
  "if you're struggling and you're in a situation that is hurting you, it's okay to leave. It's okay to remove yourself from that situation."The post Faith Erin Hicks Feels Especially Vulnerable About Romance Comic ‘Hockey Girl Loves Drama Boy’ a…
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• newGrand Admiral Thrawn Calls Ahsoka a Ronin, but He’s Forgetting One Thing
  Grand Admiral Thrawn calls Ahsoka Tano a "ronin," and he's almost right.The post Grand Admiral Thrawn Calls Ahsoka a Ronin, but He’s Forgetting One Thing appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• new‘The Exorcist: Believer’ Is a Lackluster Attempt To Revive an Iconic Franchise
  Possession stories always seem to pale in comparison to The Exorcist and that is especially true for The Exorcist: Believer.The post ‘The Exorcist: Believer’ Is a Lackluster Attempt To Revive an Iconic Franchise appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newWho Is Going To Be the Next Speaker of the House? The Possibilities Are Terrifying
  Did you know the Speaker doesn't even have to be an existing member of Congress??The post Who Is Going To Be the Next Speaker of the House? The Possibilities Are Terrifying appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newPatrick Stewart Knows Exactly What Picard Means to Us
  For decades Stewart has played Picard perfectly while also understanding just how special the character is.The post Patrick Stewart Knows Exactly What Picard Means to Us appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newAhsoka and That Bird Go Way Back
  Viewers may not know it yet, but this bird has a history that goes back to the most experimental arc in The Clone Wars.The post Ahsoka and That Bird Go Way Back appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• new75,000 Frontline Kaiser Health Care Workers Begin 3-Day Strike
  The era of workers fighting back continues. Today, 75,000 workers for Kaiser Permanente walked off the job. This is believed to be the largest healthcare worker strike in the history of the United States. Kaiser is a large not-for-profit health prov…
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• newOne of Hollywood’s Most Cursed Adaptations Might Be Escaping Development Hell
  Attempts to adapt Paulo Coelho's famed novel The Alchemist tend to fall apart.The post One of Hollywood’s Most Cursed Adaptations Might Be Escaping Development Hell appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom Vetoes Unemployment Bill for Striking Workers and Everyone Is Pissed
  Is Newsom's solid liberal brand cracking?The post California Gov. Gavin Newsom Vetoes Unemployment Bill for Striking Workers and Everyone Is Pissed appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newWhen Do ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’ Episodes Come Out? Answered
  Want to catch new Jujutsu Kaisen episodes for season two? Here's when you need to check Crunchyroll.The post When Do ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’ Episodes Come Out? Answered appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newWho Are the Mortis Gods and Why Are Their Statues in ‘Ahsoka’?
  Statues of the Mortis gods appear in the Ahsoka finale. Here's what you need to know about their lore in the Star Wars universe.The post Who Are the Mortis Gods and Why Are Their Statues in ‘Ahsoka’? appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newParamount Used ‘Mean Girls’ for Evil
  On this holy of days, Paramount tried to be cool and get in on the 'Mean Girls' fun, only they used it for evil. The post Paramount Used ‘Mean Girls’ for Evil appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newWelp, the Supreme Court Is Back for Another Round of Trampling Our Rights
  I do not have high hopes for this Supreme Court term because I live in reality.The post Welp, the Supreme Court Is Back for Another Round of Trampling Our Rights appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newMegan Thee Stallion Pays It Forward to HBCU Students
  Real hot educated girl sh!tThe post Megan Thee Stallion Pays It Forward to HBCU Students appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newThese Video Games Prove the Horror Genre Is Most Effective When It’s Interactive
  Horror games > horror movies. The post These Video Games Prove the Horror Genre Is Most Effective When It’s Interactive appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newDoes ‘Ahsoka’s Season Finale Leave Room for Season 2?
  Season 1 has concluded, but the show has a lot of story left to tell. The post Does ‘Ahsoka’s Season Finale Leave Room for Season 2? appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• new‘Alice in Borderland’ Season 3 Is Finally on Its Way
  After nine months of waiting—season three of the show was finally confirmed!The post ‘Alice in Borderland’ Season 3 Is Finally on Its Way appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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• newIt Sounds Like Season 2 of ‘Loki’ Will Be Its Last
  Could Loki get pruned after this season?The post It Sounds Like Season 2 of ‘Loki’ Will Be Its Last appeared first on The Mary Sue.
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Neatorama

• newSlovenia Makes Efficient Beekeeping into Works of Art
  The culture of beekeeping in Slovenia is serious business, and neighborhood beekeepers have developed systems for making honey production easier, more efficient, and even beautiful. Most use a type of beehive known as the AŽ hive. This involves a pa…
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• newA World Record for Walking Across a Greased Pole
  A new world record has been broken for the fastest time a person has traversed a greased pole. The record is now 3.04 seconds, set by Antonino Papa of Italy. Papa is a second-time record holder, since he bested everyone else in 2014 as well. Now, I'm…
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• newWhere Do All Your Plastics Go?
  It would probably be much easier to believe that once you throw your plastic waste into the bin, they will all go to the same place where they get recycled and put back to good use at some point of their useful lives. Waste management systems in the…
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• newThe Impossible Existence of Planet 8 Ursae Minoris b
  NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite has discovered a planet that, by all stretch of the imagination, shouldn't be there. It's called 8 Ursae Minoris b, and it's orbiting a red giant star which, scientists say, should have engulfed the planet…
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• newSteer Clear of These Jack-o-Lantern Mushrooms!
  Police officers from Palos Park have reported sightings of clusters of these so-called "jack-o'-lantern mushrooms" (Omphalotus olearius) growing in the forest preserves in Palos. They have bioluminescent properties which make them glow in the dark at…
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• newThis Book Club Took 28 Years to Read <i>Finnegan's Wake</i>, Here's Why
  The idea of a book club is simple enough: on a regular interval, the group decides to read a particular book, and when they convene, they talk about it. However, one particular book club has been talking about the same book for over 28 years, and the…
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• new10 Insanely Challenging Novels You Have to Read
  I remember distinctly when I was in freshman year of high school that the very first assigned reading we had for English class was Mark Twain's The Prince and The Pauper. It took me three days to finish reading the 300-page story. At that time, it wa…
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• newWhy the US Became Obsessed with Christopher Columbus
  An awful lot of us were introduced to the concept of American history in the lower grades, when we learned of the hero named Christopher Columbus, who "discovered" America. This was when our history began, regardless of the millions of people who alr…
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• newThe International Pet Photographer of the Year Winners
  Those are some gorgeous photographs, and better yet, they have dogs and cats in them! There were so many entrants in this year's International Pet Photographer of the Year competition that they decided to show us the top 100 of them in a video. The t…
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• Medieval Mummy-Eating Came from a Language Mistake
  Ancient Egyptians preserved human corpses with a convoluted process that involved a variety of natural substances, including aromatic resins, beeswax, oils, and bitumen. When Europeans discovered this in the Middle Ages, it set off a fascination for…
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• Mountain Bikers Meet King Charles Hiking Alone in Scotland
  The Balmoral Castle and Estate in Aberdeenshire, Scotland is open to the public and popular with bicyclists and hikers. A couple of weeks ago, YouTuber Andrew McAvoy and his friends were riding over the rocky trails. They saw armed guards around the…
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• Meet These Two Women Setting Records in Skydiving
  These two women are literally living life to its fullest. The first is a woman from Chicago, Dorothy Hoffner, who, at 104, has become the world's oldest skydiver. This actually marks the second time she went skydiving. The first was when she was at 1…
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• This Lesser-Known Tidbit About King Charles Might Surprise You
  I would like to think that the British monarchy, despite their lives being constantly observed and scrutinized by the public eye, still kept secrets about themselves or their family that nobody would know. And apparently there was one such fact about…
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• What Placebos Actually Are, What They Do, and The Science Behind Them
  When we think of placebos, normally we would imagine a drug that generally doesn't do anything that would directly target the symptoms of an illness. And the placebo effect is the result of believing that the said drug will do what it was intended to…
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• First Ever Ice Cream Made with Recycled Plastic
  Concerned with how plastics are generally recycled, Eleonora Ortolani attempted a rather strange project. She thought of making ice cream flavoring by using recycled plastic. Inspired by the idea that some worms were able to consume and digest plasti…
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Longform

• newLongform Podcast #552: Azam Ahmed
  Azam Ahmed is an international investigative correspondent for The New York Times. His new book is Fear Is Just a Word: A Missing Daughter, a Violent Cartel, and a Mother's Quest for Vengeance.“I think the fundamental question I always ask when I…
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• Longform Podcast #551: Kashmir Hill
  Kashmir Hill is a tech reporter for The New York Times. Her new book is Your Face Belongs to Us: A Secretive Startup’s Quest to End Privacy as We Know It.“I often do feel like what my work is doing is preparing people for the way the world is g…
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• Longform Podcast #550: Zeke Faux
  Zeke Faux is an investigative reporter for Bloomberg. His new book is Number Go Up: Inside Crypto’s Wild Rise and Staggering Fall.“I have a rule of thumb, which is that if somebody did one scam, they probably did another scam. If they did one sc…
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• Longform Podcast #549: Reginald Dwayne Betts
  Reginald Dwayne Betts is a poet, lawyer, and founder of the nonprofit Freedom Reads. His New York Times Magazine article "Could an Ex-Convict Become an Attorney? I Intended to Find Out" won the National Magazine Award. His new podcast is Almost There…
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• Longform Podcast #548: Susan Burton
  Susan Burton is an editor at This American Life, the author of the memoir Empty, and the host of the podcast The Retrievals.“I know I have much more anger than I reveal, and I don’t think that’s uncommon. Especially for women. There’s been a…
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• Longform Podcast #547: Jamie Loftus
  Jamie Loftus is a comedian, writer, and podcaster. Her new book is Raw Dog: The Naked Truth About Hot Dogs.“Comedy has been super helpful to me because it's so based on failing every night sometimes that I wasn't afraid of failure in the same way…
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• Longform Podcast #546: Javier Zamora
  Javier Zamora is the author of Unaccompanied, a poetry collection, and Solito, a memoir.“There was something that I felt eating away at me, which made me a very angry and volatile teenager. And I think I was an angry teenager because I had this tr…
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• Longform Podcast #545: Jennifer Senior
  Jennifer Senior is a staff writer for The Atlantic. Her article ”What Bobby McIlvaine Left Behind” won the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Writing. Her most recent article is ”The Ones We Sent Away.”“I'm at the point where I'm only thinki…
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• Longform Podcast #544: Casey Newton and Kevin Roose
  Casey Newton writes the Platformer newsletter. Kevin Roose is a technology columnist for The New York Times. Together they co-host the podcast Hard Fork.CN: “People actually like to be a little bit confused. They like listening to things where peo…
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• Longform Podcast #543: Jeff Goodell
  Jeff Goodell is a climate change writer for Rolling Stone and the author of seven books. His new book is The Heat Will Kill You First: Life and Death on a Scorched Planet.“I would not have said this even five years ago, but I have really come to s…
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• Longform Podcast #542: Peter Shamshiri
  Peter Shamshiri is a lawyer and co-host of the podcast 5-4.“Because of the nature of law, I think a lot of journalists find it hard to take a position—or to sort of tip their hand about what they actually believe—because so much of the discou…
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• Longform Podcast #541: Donovan X. Ramsey
  
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• Longform Podcast #540: Heidi Blake
  Heidi Blake is a writer for The New Yorker and the author of two books, From Russia with Blood: The Kremlin's Ruthless Assassination Program and Vladimir Putin's Secret War on the West and The Ugly Game: The Corruption of FIFA and the Qatari Plot to…
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• Longform Podcast #539: Mitchell Prothero
  Mitchell Prothero covers intelligence and crime for Vice News. His new podcast with Project Brazen is Gateway: Cocaine, Murder, and Dirty Money in Europe.“I’m really interested in transnational networks—crime, intelligence. I’m fascinated b…
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• Longform Podcast #538: Brittany Luse
  Brittany Luse is the host of NPR’s It’s Been a Minute.“One of the things I love about this job is everything is practice. I love it. It's like if a show is great and everyone loves it, you gotta put on another one. You just gotta do it again.…
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• Longform Podcast #537: Brady Dale
  Brady Dale covers cryptocurrency for Axios. His new book is SBF: How The FTX Bankruptcy Unwound Crypto's Very Bad Good Guy.“I am a fast writer. I’ve always been fast. I just sat down and did the math on it and I was like, If I can write 1,500 w…
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• Longform Podcast #536: Lisa Belkin
  Lisa Belkin is a journalist and the author of four books. Her latest is Genealogy of a Murder: Four Generations, Three Families, One Fateful Night.“I didn’t experience it as luck. It—and this is going to be a little woo woo—but it really fel…
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• Longform Podcast #535: Amy Chozick
  Amy Chozick is an author, journalist, executive producer, and showrunner. Her latest feature for The New York Times is ”Liz Holmes Wants You to Forget About Elizabeth.”“The subject thought it was a hit job. Twitter thought it was a puff piece…
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• Longform Podcast #533: Hua Hsu
  Hua Hsu is a staff writer for The New Yorker. His book Stay True won the 2023 Pulitzer Prize for memoir.“I've worked as a journalist … for quite a while. … But this [book] was the thing that was always in the back of my mind. Like, this was t…
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• Longform Podcast #532: Kevin Kelly
  Kevin Kelly is one of the founding editors of Wired, where his current title is Senior Maverick. His new book is Excellent Advice for Living: Wisdom I'd Known Earlier.“I never wrote a book because I wanted to do a good deed. I just wanted to tell…
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Awkward Geeks

• Nerd Rant: The “What if” Arguments
  Any time Hollywood remakes something, and changes a characters skin color to anything not white, white people have complete breakdowns over it. I’ve seen so much outrage recently between The Rings of Power, and now The Little Mermaid, it’s just d…
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• Watching: DC Animated Shows
  I’ve been on a kick lately, a nostalgia superhero kick. I grew up watching superhero cartoons, and never really stopped. It really hit me though that most of the animated shows I watched were DC. Of course I loved some Marvel stuff to, like X-Men,…
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• That Time At The Library
  Once upon a time, 13 year old me, and my two best friends (one bold & one goofy) were at a public library. We were doing some research for a school project we had to work on, and pretty much minding our own business. Aside from whispering, when we ne…
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• My Favorite Underrated Movies
  We all have those movies we love, but it feels like no one else likes them. These are a few of mine. One of the great things about the internet is finding out that I was not alone in liking these movies. Josie and the Pussycats (2001) Such cheesy goo…
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• The Guild
  On July 27th 2007, back when I obsessively payed World of Warcraft, Felicia Day dropped The Guild on YouTube. I’m having trouble processing that this year will mark 15 years since then. It just doesn’t seem that long ago to me, yet, somehow, it d…
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• “Forgotten” Early 2000s Sci-Fi Shows
  If it wasn’t for the fact that people uploaded things on YouTube, I would have thought I was the only one who remembered some of these shows. I consider them “forgotten” simply because of the fact I never hear any one talk about them, or know w…
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• The Villains Lair
  I’m not sure how this went unnoticed by me for so long, but recently YouTube decided to make a suggestion to me, and I don’t know why they waited so long. But, now I have discovered The Villain’s Lair. Here are the first two episodes from the p…
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• Encanto: Mirabel’s Gift
  When we get to the end of Encanto some people felt it wasn’t clear if Mirabel had a gift, or what it was. But, I think I might be on to something with my theory. Let’s start at the beginning, not of the movie, but where the gifts came from. Abuel…
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• If My Life Were A Disney Soundtrack
  Sometimes I like to put together playlists on Spotifty. Recently I wondered, if my life had a soundtrack, what would it be? Then I went completely blank.  After thinking on it, I figured the best place for me to start would be with songs from Disne…
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• Nerd Nostalgia: BK Commercials
  I’m not sure how I ended up down this rabbit hole, but here we are. This post is an unintentional ad for Burger King, because they saw talent before they were famous. Little “Buffy” at Burger King Before she worked at Double Meat Palace, Buffy…
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Mentalfloss

• newA Fifth Head for Mount Rushmore? Here Are Seven Famous Contenders
  Who, if anybody, deserves a place alongside George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt on the famous monument?
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• newEveryday Things That Are Much Older Than You Might Think
  Condoms, 3D movies, the name Tiffany ... All of these things have been around a lot longer than you might think. In this episode of The List Show, we're breaking down our favorite deceptively old things, from synchronized swimming to Juicy Fruit gum.
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• John Carpenter’s 'Halloween' Is Returning to Theaters for, Well, Halloween
  The original 1978 slasher will be cutting it up in theaters this month.
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• Enjoy the Campfire Experience Indoors With This S’mores Fire Pit
  No campsite? No problem. You can still enjoy this gooey mess of a snack indoors.
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• How an Unfortunate Misunderstanding Spawned a Medieval Mummy-Eating Fad
  Eating centuries-old mummies was a hot health trend in medieval Europe.
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• These Mini Bluetooth Speakers Are Shaped Like Your Favorite Fictional Characters
  The best small Bluetooth speakers just might be the ones shaped like Baby Yoda and Baby Groot from Bitty Boomers.
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• What Exactly Is Horseradish Sauce?
  Prepared horseradish and horseradish sauce aren’t the same thing.
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• 13 Hallmark Christmas Movie Locations You Can Visit 
  Hallmark's Countdown to Christmas kicks off on Friday, October 20. Here are some film locations to visit to get in the holiday spirit.
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• 10 Great Period Pieces to Add to Your Watch List
  These period pieces range from illicit romances to high-society murder mysteries.
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• What’s the Kennection? #82
  All five answers to the questions below have something in common. Can you figure it out?
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• Dollar Baby: Why Stephen King Sells the Rights to His Work to Up-and-Coming Filmmakers for Just $1
  The Dollar Baby contract is Stephen King’s way of helping film students adapt his stories without financial barriers.
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• Bummer: A Brain-Infesting Worm in Rats Can Also Attack Humans
  The CDC is giving people a very good reason to wash their produce.
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• Make This Oat Milk Pumpkin Spice Latte at Home and Skip the Coffeeshop Line
  You don't need barista experience to make a professional-quality pumpkin spice latte in your home kitchen.
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• Debunked: The Empire State Building Didn’t Actually Light Up for Taylor Swift’s “Ketchup and Seemingly Ranch”
  The Empire State Building seemingly lit up for "ketchup and seemingly ranch." But not everything is as it seems.
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• Lost Soles: When Concealed Shoes Kept Witches Away
  The folk magic tradition of concealing shoes to trap witches probably started in the Middle Ages.
  - 5 days ago 29 Sep 23, 12:00pm -
• 8 Facts About Polar Explorer Roald Amundsen
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