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Clichés are a dime a dozen???
Aaaah, clichés. You’d have to be as blind as a bat not to see them. They’re everywhere. I'll bet your bottom dollar you’ll say and hear many every day. That's just how the cookie crumbles.
By Donna Hollinger5 years ago in FYI
5 Must-See Movies filmed in Berlin...
There is no doubt the two World Wars shaped this city, or at very least left a significant scar across its face, but Berlin is so much more than that. If you're like me, you love the rich history and culture of Berlin, but find it difficult to locate anything to read or watch about this ever-changing city without hearing about you know who. Never fear, I have listed five must-see movies featuring Berlin that do not include war. Prost!
By Jenna Heartgrove5 years ago in FYI
Stop calling men "simps" for being decent people.
The original meaning of simp meant a silly or foolish person, derived from the word 'simpleton.' However, as generations passed, "simp" is now new slang used to shame men who treat women properly. It discourages males from showing any ounce of respect or affection within relationships, perpetuating toxic masculinity.
By Madison Martin5 years ago in FYI
5 Potent Viking Concepts I Learned And Now Apply to Daily Life
Every one of us is born with a dream. Some are fortunate enough to have their dreams fulfilled early on, while others work tirelessly to make theirs come true.
By Rick Martinez5 years ago in FYI
Crazy, Interesting, Fun, Facts that no one probably even cares about lol(Random facts)
Did you know that the Olsen twins weren't really identical twins? I know like really, they looked so much alike right? That's Crazy. They are considered sororal twins because they are both females. Like take a look for yourself, do you see the difference? Maybe the shape of the face ummm, yeah, I don't see it yet. looking.... looking.... and still looking lol.
By J.Clark5 years ago in FYI
Here Is The Real Reason Disney Cast Members Point With Two Fingers
The Walt Disney Company was one of the best job opportunities I ever had. It gave me an opportunity I never thought I'd do again. I had the chance to live and work abroad through them.
By Alfie Jane5 years ago in FYI
Ninja Skills you can Teach Your Kids (or How to Combat a Rampaging Watermelon!). Top Story - March 2021.
Did you know you can throw a playing card powerfully enough to slice through vegetables, stick in drywall, or even break glass?!
By Francis Briers5 years ago in FYI
Painfully Beautiful Book Dedications
Book dedications...something so personal and so central to an author. Yet, they often get lost in the pages of publications or are skipped by readers who are eager to get on to the story. I know I am guilty of doing so.
By KB5 years ago in FYI
The Great Hatsby
"Then wear the gold hat, if that will move her; If you can bounce high, bounce for her too, till she cry "Lover, gold-hatted, high-bouncing lover, I must have you!"
By Elizabeth Douglas5 years ago in FYI
Burma Shave
The art of the pun! I remember vividly, jumping off the school bus wearing my smiley face top, my purple corduroy bellbottoms and brown earth shoes as I raced home that day. My heart pounding wildly and my eyes were wide with excitement. Little did I know it was just the first of many writing competitions to come. I was ten years old.
By Janine Prior-Peterson5 years ago in FYI
The Mandela Effect
Ever wonder why people tend to remember things differently at times, even though you strongly believe you are right and you have heard others say you are right but a few others claim you are terribly wrong. This can be explained by a world wide phenomenon which is now called The Mandela Effect. What exactly is this; The Mandela Affect is a strange phenomenon were a large group of individuals distinctly and strongly remember something however the events or memory is completely wrong and false. In simpler terms it is a largely believed lie in a sense. Now I am not saying that what these people believe is an outright lie or falsehood, just there memories of the event or occurrence is different than what actually took place and it a false memory a large group remember at the same time. The first part of my essay will explain how the phenomenon got its name and how the effect came to be known in the world. The last two sections I will present two pop culture references that have been greatly influenced or affected by this Mandela Effect.
By Randy McGrath5 years ago in FYI
The Origins of the Word “Snob”
Have you ever quietly judged a snob? Someone abiding by designer trends, and shivering at the glance of fast fashion. Someone with an educated ear for music who criticizes those with no taste. Or who sends back countless bottles of wine at a restaurant until finally detecting the most refined one, with their impeccable nose.
By Maria Garcia5 years ago in FYI