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75 Posts That You Might Resonate With If You’re Deeply Attached To The 1990s And 2000s

It’s wild to think that the 2000s were already a quarter of a century ago. For younger millennials and older Gen Z, these times are already considered “vintage.” Realizing this may make many of you feel old and wonder where all the time went. But instead of being overcome with…

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“We Don’t Actually Know”: 44 Medical Mysteries That Doctors Can’t Explain

"We don't actually know" is not something you want to hear from doctors. But as much as we'd like to believe the experts have it all figured out, it turns out there's a lot they can't explain when it comes to the human body. Here's proof that no matter how…

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89 Subtle And Overt Signs That An Industry ‘Professional’ Isn’t Trustworthy

What are the biggest red flags that someone in your industry is untrustworthy?

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“Nobody Told Me That!” 34 People Share The Basic Facts They Only Just Learned

What fact did you learn at an embarrassingly late age?

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10 Items That Are (Almost) Always Cheaper at Target

When it comes to saving money on most goods, retailers like Walmart and Costco often win for lowest prices. Target, however, has been showing up as a price leader in certain areas, overtaking its...

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8 Brands Seniors Swear By—But Younger Generations Won’t Touch

Some brands feel like old friends. They’ve been around for decades, and for many seniors, they’re a part of daily life. But walk into a room of younger people, and you’ll see blank stares if you mention some of these names. Why does this happen? Brand loyalty often comes from…

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64 Examples Of The Biggest Idiots On Facebook Marketplace (New Pics)

Some of the most unhinged ads are on Facebook Marketplace. Here are just some of the ones that stood out. The post 64 Examples Of The Biggest Idiots On Facebook Marketplace (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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A good book, peace and quiet and somewhere to sit: who could ask for more?

When nature calls, so does the world of literature

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Woman Says She’ll “Never Recover” After Booking Plane’s First Row

“Like, there is literally NO choice but to face it & get through it.” The post Woman Says She’ll “Never Recover” After Booking Plane’s First Row first appeared on Bored Panda.

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‘It was instrumental to my early education’: fans share their memories of Reader’s Digest

As the UK edition stops publishing after 86 years, those who grew up reading it pay tribute to the eclectic magazine

The Guardian - UK

John Fahy, the deputy lord mayor who 'tackled Sean Connery' and 'invented' the McOz, dies at 80

The incredible life of Newcastle's former councillor, professional footballer and one-time deputy lord mayor

Newcastle Herald

32 Hilarious Steven Wright One-Liner Jokes

Steven Wright has built a decades-long stand-up comedy career out of telling brilliant, bizarre and biting one-liners such as these.

Cinemablend

Libel Suit Against Rep. Maxine Waters Can Go Forward

From Collins v. Waters, decided today by the California Court of Appeal, in an opinion by Justice John Wiley, joined by Justices Grimes and Viramontes: In 2020, challenger Joe E. Collins III and incumbent Maxine Waters competed for a seat in Congress. During the campaign, Waters accused Collins of a…

Reason

You have to be a genius to spot the corgi hidden around the garden in just 11 seconds

Optical illusions are a clever way to train your brain to be sharper, and to spot the finer details in images - can you find the cute corgi here? It's tougher than it seems

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The Conversation

From grave robbing to giving your own body to science – a short history of where medical schools get cadavers

In 1956, Alma Merrick Helms announced that she was bound for Stanford University. But she would not be attending classes. Upon learning that there was a “special shortage of women’s bodies” for medical students, this semiretired actress had filled out forms to donate her corpse to the medical college upon…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Festivus was a real holiday endured by an embarrassed ‘Seinfeld’ writer who didn’t want it on the show

Break out the aluminum pole from the crawl space and grease up for the feats of strength, it’s time for Festivus!

Tribune News Service

Over-the-counter medicine for travelers: What you need to know

As travelers head to the airports, rail stations and cruise ships for international travel, many likely will forget to pack their over-the-counter and prescription medicines. Many more will forget to check the international rules and regulations for common medicines easily obtained in their home country – but possibly not allowed…

The Walrus

First-of-Its-Kind Conference on Fact Checking in Journalism

"Truth in Journalism: How Should Journalists Think about Accuracy?" is organized by Allison Baker and Viviane Fairbank, respectively the current and former heads of research at The Walrus.

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Reader's Digest Trusted Brands Awards asks Kiwi companies for $20k

The publisher stands by the independent public vote, but won't say which companies are paying for the privilege of getting their name up in lights as Trusted Brands.

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