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These peanut butter cookies have the best flavor! They look and taste just like cookies made with flour. Plus, they are gluten and dairy free! Submitted by BRITTLE93 Carbs: 6.9g | Fat: 3.7g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 67.9
You'll never know these cookies are lower in fat! Customize your cookies by using any flavor of "chips" you prefer! Submitted by PHULLER Carbs: 12.5g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 69.2
I needed a fast and easy after school cookie for the kids so experimented. Not only did the kids adore it, it has won an award and I am constantly asked for the recipe! Submitted by VMOMX3 Carbs: 10.4g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 98.5
Submitted by ERICALYNNJ Carbs: 23.4g | Fat: 5.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 4.6g | Calories: 159.2
A fairly healthy frozen dessert treat! Submitted by KARENMON Carbs: 22.8g | Fat: 6.3g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 153.5
If you love chocolate chip cookies... look no further! Submitted by AMROZ123 Carbs: 13.8g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 73.3
Submitted by LEESA86 Carbs: 20.5g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 152.4
Submitted by CRAZYMOMMYO2 Carbs: 15g | Fat: 7.5g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 125.4
http://www.recipetips.com/recipe-cards/t--2693/wiggle-worm-dirt-pudding.asp Submitted by MANKIE87 Carbs: 65.9g | Fat: 19.3g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 7.9g | Calories: 437.3
A yummy and creamy fruit salad with no added sugar. Submitted by STEFERS Carbs: 29g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 0.5g | Calories: 135.9
No forks needed! These sweet, crunchy and buttery hand pies will have you licking your fingers. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 23g | Fat: 8.6g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 161.6
OLD FAMILY RECIPE, THE BEST I HAVE EVER TASTED. Submitted by SHDUCK Carbs: 45.4g | Fat: 12.8g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 6.6g | Calories: 310.8


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MIT & Harvard to Offer Free Online Learning for the Masses
Remember that MIT professor who hosted one of his classes online? And then turned around and created an online learning platform separate from the school? Well, apparently MIT and Harvard aren't going to be upstaged. The two premier universities have revealed plans to host some of their curriculum online under the monicker EdX.This new initiative is an expansion of the existing OpenCourseWare initiative and the MITx which streamed video of classes and, in the case of MITx, even introduced some basic quizzes. But EdX not only brings two of the top universities in the United States together with the sole purpose of educating your average joe, it does it with a level of completionism normally reserved for the classroom.
What's more is that the universities have pledged $60 million to the project, with each taking half the cost. $30 million from each university can buy a lot of educational power, and it's looking like the courses will be quite complete. Right now we know that they are planning on offering streaming video, quizzes, homework and even online labs to those willing to complete the courses, though I doubt you will get a certificate like you did with the pilot MIT course.
Online learning is something that has seen an explosion in growh over the last decade. Online colleges have gone from being pariahs to being valid sources of education, we've seen full curriculums put online, and there are dozens of startups for learning new subjects.
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Happy 25th Birthday, Mario!
Mario is probably the most influential video game character of all time. So much so, that I even did my best to honor him for Halloween one year. Here's to the last 25 years of Nintendo's front-man and his legacy of awesome. The following video is an awesome mash-up commemorating 25 years of Mario.


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Steve Jobs' success behind Apple had one important factor and that was of keeping anticipation in customers. He was almost a master of secrecy when it came to Apple's new products. Building up exciting and generating rumours about Apple is what made Apple's products become an iconic technological innovation.
With the leak of the new supposedly iPhone 5 image circling around the internet, one thinks that Tim Cook, the current CEO is not same in his approach when it comes to revealing about his company's products. But in a recent interview at AllThingsD's D10 Conference, Cook said that he should not be taken that way and that will also maintain the same sense of suspense with Apple's new innovative products. When new questions were posed to him about Apple's next products, he did not divulge any information.
Cook was very direct in denying any answers with such replies as "I'm not going to tell you" or "I'm not going to answer it". As the CEO of one of the world's biggest technology company, he might get away with such responses. But it is the customers upon which the success of a product depends and Apple has shown commitment.
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The Germantown School Board on Monday appointed Amy Belle Elementary School Principal Mary Kucharski as the director of teaching and learning.
It was a difficult search to replace Jennifer Ganske, who resigned in August, said Superintendent Susan Borden. The right candidate needed to have expert knowledge in K5 literacy, which is an area that Kucharski has experience in, Borden said.
The Germantown School District is adopting a new K5 reading and writing program. The reading and writing adoption is at the forefront for the 2012-13 school year as the district works to align curriculum with state standards.
"We didn't find that in the candidate pool," Borden said. "Maria is giving us the gift of time with her services as director."
Kucharski will serve as director for the next year before returning to her position as principal at Amy Belle. By then, Borden said they are anticipating a more diverse candidate pool to select from in order to fill the position.
To help fill the shoes of Kucharski at the elementary school while she transitions into the position, the district is looking through applications for a temporary assistant principal.
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Students and staff have smartened up and sharpened up at Buckinghamshire University's new Technical College (UTC), according to principal Bev Flanagan.
Speaking on the first day of timetabled sessions, Ms Flanagan said she was pleased with how the opening few weeks had gone at the new £10 million facility.
She said: "The students have really embraced the experience and the way we do things here.
"They have got used to the longer days and having to wear suits.
"From what I have seen so far they appear to be very dedicated and keen to learn.
"They are working very well in their teams and I think they are beginning to feel a real sense of belonging."
The technical college, in Oxford Road next to Aylesbury College, offers courses in construction and IT to students aged between 14 and 19.
George Castle, 16, who is studying IT said he had enjoyed working on the projects so far.
He said: "My favourite one so far was when our group created a website where inventors could put ideas online and investors could then decide to put money into whichever idea they liked.
"We designed it so it was like a virtual online Dragons Den."
The students also said that they were beginning to adapt to the new lifestyle.
Shola John Forbes, 14, who is studying IT said: "I am beginning to settle in now.
"I am finding the work both challenging and fun and I feel now I am ready to start regular classes."
Andrew Broybrook, 16, who is also on the IT course added: "I am starting to get use to the routine here and to the longer days.
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I am back! After taking some time to reflect on such things as what I want to do with my life, I am feeling more grounded and feel like getting back into the swing of things.
I had a couple month vacation from riding since July 6th, when my filly, Lil Red, took a spill with me and I ended up with a fractured foot and ankle. Long story short, over 2 months later and I am just now getting healed up and ready to ride again. As much as I love to ride, I missed just being around my horses and being able to cook and bake even more! Life on crutches is quite limiting and sitting all day long can be a very, very difficult thing for an active, outdoor cowgirl!
At first it felt like the whole world was passing me by and didn't care if I had fallen off the grid (well except for my friend Tammy!). That was the first sign of a little post accident depression. The world was passing me by, but I was still on it. I was just moving along with it a heck of a lot slower than I had been before! I found out that you aren't much fun when you are laid up and so you end up with a lot of alone time to contemplate the life lesson that you are supposed to learn from the situation. I am still contemplating.
The next stage of depression started in on me after about 2 weeks post surgery. My doctor insisted I had another 4 weeks on crutches and I nearly broke down crying right then and there! My activities were severely limited to reading, doing crossword puzzles, playing around on the computer and watching TV - all while sitting with an elevated leg. With all that sitting, that's when I noticed my house was quietly getting messier and dirtier and the kitchen started looking like it belonged to someone else! AHH!! That was the lowest moment for me. I was unable to even do the basics that keep my world tidy and running smooth. Having to rely on others for everything is tough enough, but to have to watch the everyday entropy of an untended household was almost too much to bear!
So after 2 excrutiating weeks of watching the slow decline of my home, I finally broke. It all started because I wanted to make some pound cake to give to a friend that had helped me with a computer issue. When I hobbled into the kitchen to start, I realized I didn't have the 8 eggs it takes to make the pound cake! I texted my husband and asked if it was possible that he stop by and bring me some eggs at lunch time or something, but he was tied up on a job and wasn't able to do it. I weighed the options...I could drive with my left foot into town and get the eggs, but I still wouldn't be able to push a cart or carry eggs with my crutches. I had it in my mind I was making pound cake and I didn't want this little obstacle to stop me. This was really irritating! Since I had been off my leg for 4 weeks straight and it felt fine, I made an executive decision for the sake of pound cake. Crutches be damned. I had had enough. I drove into town, taking my crutches with me (not sure why since I had no intention of using them), limped my way on the cast into the grocery store and did my first grocery shopping by myself in 2 months. It felt liberating and empowering. I am sure most people would think that the first time I swung a leg over a horse again would be my happiest moment after my accident and I am sure it will be a great feeling. BUT, being able to do for myself and grocery shop at my leisure was really a joyful event for me. It lifted my spirits and put the last 2 months into perspective.
I haven't used the crutches since that day a week ago and my ankle is doing great! My house and kitchen are restored back to clean order and there is peace in my world. I do see the doctor next week and hopefully I will get official permission to walk on my leg and move forward with physical therapy! My goal, which I probably won't share with my doctor, is to be horseback by month's end. But until then, I am really glad to be back in the kitchen, back on my feet and feeling in high spirits for the days to come!
So, I want to share with you the pivotal pound cake recipe that not only got me back on track mentally and physically, but is a really delicious treat!
I apologize for not having pictures to go along with this, but I will post pics from here forward.
Please enjoy!
4 cups of cake flour
1 tsp salt
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp mace (this really makes the recipe, so I suggest you don't skip this!)
1 lb butter, softened
3 cups of sugar
8 eggs, room temperature
1 cup milk
2 tsp vanilla
Remove butter from the refrigerator in advance, so it is slightly softened, but not greasy.
Grease and lightly flour (or line with parchment paper) 2 loaf pans. I like to grease, line with parchment paper and flour the areas the parchment paper doesn't cover.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Sift the cake flour, salt, baking powder and mace. set aside. In a separate bowl or measuring cup, mix the milk with the vanilla, set aside.
In an electric mixer, cream the butter, gradually adding in sugar until light and fluffy and no granules of sugar remain.
Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition, just enough to not see any color difference from adding the egg.
Add the flour mixture alternately with the milk mixture. Start with the dry mix, approx. 1/3 of the flour and follow with wet mixture, approx. 1/2 the milk. End with the dry mixture and mix until all the ingredients are incorporated. It is important to mix the batter for as little time as possible to avoid toughening the cake.
Put batter into prepared loaf pans and bake for about 60 minutes or until a toothpick comes out of the center nearly clean. I suggest you check the loaves at 50-55 minutes to avoid overbaking. All the loaves to cool slowly if possible to avoid them caving in in the middle. The cake should be golden brown on top, you should reduce the heat or cover with foil if the cake is browning too quickly.
Once the loaves are fairly cool in the pan, tip them out onto a cooling rack and allow to cool completely before cutting or wrapping.
This is a rich, moist cake that can be enjoyed with fresh whipped cream and berries or all by itself.


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Please see this page from the website American Merchant Marine at War, http://usmm.org/photosource.html, for sources of ship photographs. Mr. Brubacher and Mr. Hultgren are particularly good bets.
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New ways to cash in on your life insurance
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Dear Savvy Senior,
What can you tell me about life settlements? I have a life insurance policy that I really don't need any longer, and I've heard that selling it can produce a nice payout. Interested In Selling
Dear Interested,
If you don't need your life insurance policy any longer, are having a difficult time keeping up with the premium payments, or could just use the money, a life settlement is definitely an option worth considering.
How it Works
A life settlement is the sale of an existing life insurance policy to a third party company for cash. Life settlements are typically best suited for people over age 65 who own a policy with a face value of $250,000 or more.
Historically, if an owner of a life insurance policy decided they no longer needed it, they would either let the policy lapse or turn it in for a meager cash surrender value. But now, with the life settlement option, you can actually sell your policy for two to three times more than the cash surrender value would be, but less than its net death benefit.
Once you sell it, however, the life settlement company then becomes the new owner of the policy, pays the future premiums, and collects the death benefit when you die.
How much money you can expect to get with a life settlement will depend on your age, health, and life expectancy, the type of insurance policy, the premium costs, and the value of your policy. Most sellers generally get 20 percent to 30 percent of the death benefit.
If you're interested in a life settlement here are some things you should know:
Shop around: To ensure you get the best deal, get quotes from several brokers or life settlement providers. Also, find out what fees you'll be required to pay. To locate credible providers or brokers, the Life Insurance Settlement Association (LISA) provides a referral service at lisa.org.
Tax implications: Life settlements are also taxable if the cash surrender value of the policy exceeds the premiums paid on it. This can be very complicated, so be sure to consult a tax advisor. Also, be aware that receiving money from a life settlement can affect eligibility for public assistance programs like Medicaid or food stamps.
Be cautious: Life settlements are not regulated in every state, so be careful who you deal with. Make sure the broker or life settlement firm you choose is either licensed in your state, or is a member of LISA.
Other Options
If you don't like the idea of selling your life insurance policy but could use some extra cash, here are some other options your insurance agent can help you investigate:
ĽCash value withdraw: If you have any cash value in your policy, you can probably withdraw some of it to meet your immediate needs and keep your policy for your beneficiaries.
ĽA loan: You may also be able to use your policy to secure a loan from the insurance company, as well as a bank, credit union, or other lender.
ĽAnnuity "1035" conversion: Find out if you're able to convert the cash value of your policy into an immediate annuity, which will make regular payments to you for a set number of years or for the rest of your life.
ĽAccelerated benefit: If you're terminally ill, some policies have an accelerated death benefit which pays some of the policy's death benefit before you die.
ĽReduced premiums: If premium payments are your problem, your life insurer may be able to convert your policy to a paid-up policy, or lower your death benefit amount in order to reduce your premiums. Or, consider asking your beneficiaries to help pay the premiums.
Jim Miller is a contributor to the NBC "Today" show and author of The Savvy Senior book. Send your senior questions to: Savvy Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Norman, OK 73070, or visit SavvySenior.org.
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I will repeat. You can blame turnover's, injuries, etc. but CBHS never makes it past the first round of the playoffs. Clearly the head coach and his assistants feel if they have a decent season, they do not need to win any playoff games. How disappointing for the players year after year. I reiterate it is time for either a new head coach, a new playbook or a new philosophy. Rally CBHS fans!
NEVER makes it past the first round. Stupid incorrect statement. CBHS does need to re-evaluate what it is doing, but to make flat out incorrect statements invalidates your entire point.
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the inevitable speculation begins...three days until we know.
They treated him like garbage at the RNC convention. He may be wanting revenge and tear up the GOP as much as possible.
I think it's much too late for a Presidential run and I doubt he'd accept a veep nomination from the Libertarians. My guess - particulalry given the venue he's making the announcement - is that he has gotten a slot hosting a TV show.
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he has gotten a slot hosting a TV show.
My thoughts exactly.
i dont know about a tv show. He's going on an NBC show to announce a tv show with another network (because it would be a million years before NBC gives him a show).
i've always thought his intentions was to go on the libertarian ticket just the swarm of support he was receiving prevented it and required him to take the run all the way to tampa. I think this 'announcement' has to be directly related to the presidency, either vp for gary, or gary move to vp and paul for president, or endorsement of gary. Its the only thing that would explain his stopping his campaign. Save money and make a shocking return. Could just be wishful thinking
(because it would be a million years before NBC gives him a show).
I don't know. It would pull some of the Fox News viewers.
I feel like a reporter asked him what he wanted to do after he retired and if he didn't win the nomination and he said that he'd like to continue to educate people. "Maybe a TV show" was his response.
I'm not sure, but a late night show isn';t a "presidential" forum. Although he could be endorsing some no name candidate?
He's going to endorse Romney
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He will destroy all of our credibility it if he does that.
...our... collectivist. O.o
Oh I so am. We are the same. Everyone is. ......
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Ron Paul washes his hands of the GOP (8/28)
Ron Paul: "Put me down as undecided." (8/31) - He tells Cavuto that if he did something that his backers thought was inconsistent then he would lose credibility. Ha. Probably no Romney endorsement.
Here is a poll of what some other people think: Poll
A third party run. (45%, 538 Votes) An endorsement of Gary Johnson. (37%, 442 Votes) No. Time to relax! (16%, 194 Votes) A new educational project. (11%, 127 Votes) It was all a joke, he's really a neocon. (Endorses Romney) (1%, 18 Votes)
An endorsement of Gary Johnson. (37%, 442 Votes)
No. Time to relax! (16%, 194 Votes)
A new educational project. (11%, 127 Votes)
It was all a joke, he's really a neocon. (Endorses Romney) (1%, 18 Votes)
I voted for endorse johnson. I don't have any evidence for that either (if you watch the cavuto interview he does fluster a bit when cavuto asks him if he'll endorse johnson), but that is the most realistic for some reason...
If Ron Paul did run with Johnson it would be with the intention of taking votes from the Republicans. I think that, if they took a significant number of GOP votes, it may crumble the public image of the GOP. It may make it look as if the LP is growing at the cost of the GOP. And maybe this is what Paul means when he refers to his endevaours as an "ideological revolution." Maybe he is willing to sink the GOP and try to bring the LP into the fold. There is no better way to promote a new party than to encourage all of the discouraged people to show the country that the GOP isn't that popular and that no one really does like Romney or Ryan. (Seriously, Paul Ryan? He's such a douche.)
I'll hope that he and Johnson will run together. I can't imagine that Johnson would call Paul and say, "Hey, I know that I'm running for President and you aren't, but do you want to take my place and I'll maybe be your VP?" I think it is equally unrealistic to think that Paul would jump at being the VP nominee for someone who I have never ever ever ever heard Paul mention, let alone speak highly of. I also think that the RNC and DNC will not allow the LP to participate in the debates.
But, alas, it just occured to me that he might be starting some kind of education foundation.
He may be wanting revenge and tear up the GOP as much as possible.
I don't think that that is something he would do.
If I had a cake and ate it, it can be concluded that I do not have it anymore. HHH
He could never get a truly educational spot on TV because of the FCC, the Press Secretary, and the CIA.
What he should do is start a movement to restore the Articles of Confederation or to start a totally stateless society while exposing the U.S Articles of Federal Republic... it's the only hope for civilization because he won't run as an independent. The U.S. Federalist Constitution has put the world in chains for more than 200 years, ever since it was ratified.
That said, I think Dr. Paul's dabble in electoral politics got people educated as much as Dr. Rothbard did as an educator and the former will probably be the Last Good U.S. Congressman and definitely the most libertarian member of Lincoln's Party ever.
i have not heard paul advocate for the aoc rather than the constitution.
paul wants 9 states to be sufficiant?
bump as a friendly reminder. Though i heard today that Ron Paul 'will not be endorsing gary johnson'. So who knows.
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Advantages: These look nice and help to lighten the garden. They are solar powered.
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Over the years I have bought many different sets of lights for my garden. When the children were younger lights were sometimes damaged with their games. Nowadays, this type of equipment tends to last longer.
As I don't have a source of power in the back garden yet, I choose to buy solar lighting. Mainly I buy lights for the garden from shops such as, Pound stretcher. I have also bought some from a market and others from various shops. However, I bought these lights from my Grattan catalogue. As I had spent a lot of money on the home around that time I wanted to make some further purchases where I could spread the cost. I also had acquired some cash back. Admittedly I don't buy many thiongs from any catalogues, believing them to be too expensive. Sometimes though one can find something in a catalogue that may be hard to find, or it is a costly purchase where you might prefer to pay for it over several weeks or months, or it just works out easier to have it delivered to your door.
I was looking for some extra garden lights earlier in the year, and decided to purchase these from my Grattan catalogue. These lights looked good, judging by the picture on the website and they were on a 'buy one get one free' offer. I wouldn't have bothered other wise. Of course, also when buying from a catalogue it is easy to return items if they don't suit, or are faulty. I knew all I had to do, if I wasn't pleased, was to re pack them and make a phone call to the catalogue, or my courirer. Luckily there was no need and I was pleased with these lights.
I ordered the lights by telephone, although orders can be made by internet or post, and they arrived in about four or five days. I could have requested next day delivery on this item, but would have been charged for this. I wasn't in a great hurry, so chose the standard free delivery by courier.
On opening, I thought they looked slightly better than similar lights that I had bought from the market, although they were more expensive so they should have been. I thought they looked good, quite stylish in fact.
I would say they are a modern design, with a stainless steel design top, upon which the solar panel is placed.
I particularly wanted these lights to place in darker areas of the garden. I have some prettier, more old fashioned looking lantern lights which have pride of place, but I thought these could be positioned around shrubs to cast light, and help with the overall effect and, of course, securiy.
So I became foreman and my husband the labourer. He placed the lights, strategically around the garden, he thought, and I corrected! After changing my mind a few times we got there, and I think that they blend in okay with the lighting which was already in place. The extra lights complement the overall effect.
I don't hink that eight lights alone would be enough for even a small garden, and mine isn't large. These would work well in a tiny yard or courtyard type garden. Perhaps a verandah or, as with my garden, alongside other lights.
I must say that I don't find solar light,s when lighting a garden, perform as well as orthodox mains lights, but I still like the idea of them. They are environmentally friendly and pretty much effortless. Of course, a sunny day will give a longer length of time that the lights work for. Also the positioning of the lights has an effect on the amount of sunlight they attract on the panel during the day. I'm not sure exactly how long these stay lighted for as I have many different lights in various positions, but they seem to work fora few hours. providing light from dusk until the early hours of the morning. This is in the summer. In winter they would not work so well.
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I am so excited to announce I am officially writing a second book with Plume books!
I know it's not proper etiquette, here, but all I want to do is put on some fierce lipstick and guzzle whiskey as I run around the city in celebration.
This second book is an important one for me. It will not be about being a 20-something. (PS If you haven't read the first one, links are on the side you beautiful disasters.) This next book will be about being a woman, a feminist, and my own accounts of the female experience. It will be funny but it will also be extremely raw for me: I'm gonna slice myself open and write about some pretty real-ass things, some of which I was too timid to do on The Frenemy, even. But I am ready to write this book. I am pumped to write this book. I think it is something I have to do because it is nibbling in my stomach and will pop out like an alien no matter what.
And as always, I have you guys to thank again—loyal readers who were the backbone I needed to get this book proposal picked up. I love you, I love you, I love you. This is for you and I hate when people say that but I really mean it: your support has made me into a warrior, because to me, you are all warriors too.
NOW GO and drink something hard tonight to celebrate with me! I know I will, while watching the first season of the OC.
A portrait of my Thanksgiving. Grateful for a myriad of people, food things, television shows, and internet posts. I raise a glass of whiskey to you, The Craft currently on LOGO, and the good kinds of traditions.
1. Crushing debt! Help!
2. The ability to irritate people with an abundance of lists on Buzzfeed featuring Gak
3. As if! Whatever! Talk to the hand!(Not being able to live debt free/living in a dark shroud of debt, the debt is everywhere, it is covering me)
4. What the genitalia of Ken Dolls looked like in the 1990s. I don't remember it too clearly but I think it was like a cucumber buried in a mountain of sand
5. You could walk home by yourself and get kidnapped but people weren't as paranoid about that. So a lot of your friends were kidnapped. Ashley F? Benjamin G? Nobody existed before 1995 named Aiden!
6. You didn't really know how to feel about a lot of things because you couldn't read internet articles the next day about how those things were racist
7. Pencils! Erasers! We are depleting the resources of this great nation!
8. Oh great this fucking toy the 90s kids were the only kids with the toys. Look this toy is a bug we baked oh look this toy is so small even an adult can choke to death on it
9. Hermit crabs are now extinct
10. Easy Bake Oven Deaths
11. Living in fear that tonight would be the night your Furby would quench its bloodlust (Furbys came out in 1998 don't you fucking question me)
12. A world without The Situation
13. The exploitation of children's emotions were done with real dogs instead of CGI
14. It was fun because nobody realized yet that the Internet was full of murderers
15. Children drank soda with wild abandon
16. Television! There was so much television that we can all sit around and remember it, together. Nickelodeon lol
17. The only book was Goosebumps it was the only book
18. Everybooooooooooooody
19. (Yeah yeah)
20. People liked Hocus Pocus just fine and they kept their cool about the whole thing
21. Not everything circled back to Mean Girls
22. We could go to Taco Bell
23. Wingdings and debt! DEBT
24. Like, nobody actually had Lisa Frank folders except that one bitch. You all had the cat folders and you know it
25. The Simpsons
26. Living in a world where the 20-something generation was really smug about the superiority of their childhood.
27. Had to go outside school grounds to get hardcore drugz
28. Nothing. There are so many lists about 90s kids you all pretty much know everything please stop with the lists
Men. Fashion icons. Men. Men who have worn button-down shirts for almost 2000 years. Men who were born wearing charity run promotional t-shirts and Heineken boxers. These are the men that have opinions on the outfits I choose to wear. According to this article on the HuffPost, these men—decked out in basketball shorts though they have not run for years—realllllly hate our clothing. They also believe that we need to hear about it. Oh! OH! Thank you, Oh Lord in And1 Sweatshirt From HS! I greatly appreciate the advice! I only dress solely for you and old people, who seem to be the most vocal about my dresses! Still, in the words of "CARRIE BRADSHAW" it got me to thinking. I'd like to explain myself. I don't want you to think I don't love you guys and need to look like a constant walking fuck machine for you! So I've come up with a counter-list, explaining why I wear the crazy trends I do: