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The Daily Man-Up: Wish Less. Work More.

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People pray to win money or to be blessed with things in the future when they already have the blessing to create what they want; life.

You’re born with enough to create what you want. It will take longer than you think, much longer, and it will be far more difficult than you think, but you are born with the capacities to create a great life.

Don’t dream about a gift, don’t pray for a gift, don’t wish you were given a gift.

The journey to success – however that’s defined in your heart – is where strength is acquired, toughness is developed, and grit is created.

Most people will blame God or society for them not having what they want, and they’ll never have what they want. Then there are those who realize that blessings they already have, like the ability to breathe, think, solve problems, and most importantly work harder than anyone else if they so choose, and they’ll take the steps necessary for success.

Wishing for a gift and praying for change is ignorant. It’s ignorant of the strength you can potentially create, the change you have the capacity to bring about.

It’s weak in that it puts the blame on someone or something else’s shoulders, giving you an excuse to work less, to quit, to take breaks and give just a little less than what’s necessary.

It’s scary when you realize that you’re responsible for where you are and where you want to end up.

It’s scary because there is no one to blame. You’re going to have to work alone, sometimes with no one around you to encourage you or lift you up. You’re going to fail, often, but within that failure there’s always an opportunity, one usually found in persistence.

When your back’s against the wall and you’ve hit rock bottom, rather than praying for a gift, pray for the strength to keep pushing, because you do have it in you, and pray for wisdom, for the intelligence and the clarity that will help you navigate the often murky waters of life to your promised land.

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“Man-Free” Music Festival Found In Violation Of Discrimination Law

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A music festival in Sweden has been found to be discriminatory after advertising itself as being man-free. The inaugural Statement Festival was held in Gothenburg in late August and was billed as “the world’s first major music festival for women, non-binary and transgender only” 

The Statement festival was held in Gothenburg, Sweden in August following a crowdfunding campaign. Comedian Emma Knyckare founded the event as “a safe space for the people who want to attend a festival without feeling scared for their personal safety.”

But Sweden’s Discrimination Ombudsman (DO), which opened an investigation in July, ruled that by advertising itself as “man-free” the festival “discouraged a certain group from attending” and thus violated discrimination laws.

Men were not prevented from buying a ticket or entering the festival grounds but male members of artists’ entourages and the likes of technicians and managers were reportedly restricted to a so-called ‘man-pen’ in a backstage area.

In a statement on Facebook, the organizers of the festival said:

"It’s sad that what 5,000 women, non-binaries and transgender experienced as a life-changing festival made a few cis men lose it completely. The success of the Statement festival shows that is exactly what we need and the DO’s verdict doesn’t change this fact. Otherwise, we have no comments. We are busy changing the world.”

Cis-men are considered those whose biological gender is consistent with their legal, social and perceived gender: essentially men who identify as males.

Knyckare launched Statement after four rapes and 23 sexual assaults occurred at the 2017 Bravalla Festival, one of Sweden’s biggest music festivals. The 2018 Bravalla fest was subsequently canceled due to the assaults.

Allegations of widespread sexual abuses and the subsequent birth of the #MeToo movement consolidated their belief that a “safe space” was needed and that the festival would remain so “until all men learn how to behave themselves”.

In its statement, DO acknowledged that sexual abuse at festivals “is a serious problem” and that they are “looking forward to trying to correct this”.

“However, it shouldn’t happen in a way that violates the law, which their statements in the media and their website do,” it added.

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Judge Orders State To Give Inmate Gender Reassignment Surgery

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A federal judge has ordered the Idaho Department of Correction and its medical contractor to provide gender reassignment surgery to a transgender inmate.

Adree Edmo, who was first incarcerated in 2012, will be the first Idaho inmate to receive gender reassignment surgery. The decision was handed down by the United States District Court for the District of Idaho on Thursday.

“Inmates have no choice but to rely on prison authorities to treat their medical needs,” U.S. District Court Judge B. Lynn Winmill said in his decision. “This constitutional duty also applies to far less routine, and even controversial, procedures — if necessary to address a serious medical need.”

The 31-year-old transgender woman is in prison for sexually abusing a child under 16 in Bannock County. She has been housed in the men’s prison since 2012 and is due to finish her sentence in 2021. Prior to her incarceration, court documents say she lived and dressed as a woman.

According to court documents, Edmo was diagnosed with gender dysphoria by an IDOC psychiatrist shortly after her incarceration. That diagnosis was confirmed by an IDOC psychologist.

Edmo’s gender dysphoria was treated by undergoing hormone therapy. Despite achieving the maximum physical changes possible through hormone treatment, Edmo continued to experience “extreme gender dysphoria.”

Edmo attempted self-castration twice. The second time she had to seek medical assistance after losing too much blood.

Winmill explained in his ruling, “deliberate indifference” to a prisoner’s need violates the Eighth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. To constitute deliberate indifference Edmo needed to show she has a serious medical need and show prison officials were aware of the need yet failed to treat it.

“She has presented extensive evidence that, despite years of hormone therapy, she continues to experience gender dysphoria so significant that she cuts herself to relieve emotional pain,” Winmill wrote. “With full awareness of Ms. Edmo’s circumstances, IDOC and its medical provider Corizon refuse to provide Ms. Edmo with gender confirmation surgery.”

Winmill explained his decision was based on the unique aspects of Edmo’s case against IDOC and Corizon.

“This decision is not intended, and should not be construed, as a general finding that all inmates suffering from gender dysphoria are entitled to gender confirmation surgery,” Winmill said.

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25-Year-Old ‘Digital Beggar’ Makes $4,000 A Month By Asking Followers For Money

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Jovan Hill calls himself a “digital beggar.”  He is making $4,000 a month simply by live-streaming his daily life, complaining how broke he is and begging viewers to donate money to him to help pay for his monthly $1,300 rent for his apartment in Brooklyn, his $100 monthly T-shirt habit, weed, and video games

The 25-year-old, who lives in Brooklyn, uses social media platforms such as Periscope, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter to ask for cash from his 200,000 plus followers.

In one video he is filmed saying: “I’m very poor today.

“So if you want any tax write-offs, please donate to the Jovan charity.”

And amazingly his pleas work. Within minutes of posting his videos, donations begin to flood in to his PayPal account from loyal fans.

But followers often send him unsolicited Venmo donations showing appreciation for his videos, in which he’s seen ranting about pop culture, discussing mental health, eating, smoking weed, talking to friends, and walking around his neighborhood.

One wrote: “The only reason I wake up and go to work everyday is so I can give @EHJovan money for rent.”

Jovan, who uses his iPhone to rant about anything and everything, says he is amazed that random people send him money.

“When I talk to friends who have known me for a long time, they could never understand sending a random person money, and I kind of feel the same way,” he told the New York Times.

But it’s a community. A community based around me.”

He first encountered the generosity of online strangers when in 2016 he asked for help because his grandmother’s power had been turned off because of unpaid bills. Followers sent him $3,000.

Viewers occasionally ask him why he doesn’t get a traditional job, to which he replies: “I made this my job.”

Hill, who has been leaning on his followers for financial support since early 2018, when he dropped out of college in Texas and moved to New York City on a whim. He briefly worked at a movie theater, but when he realized he could make more money online, he quit.

“I was making less money at the movie theater than sitting in my room live-streaming five times a day,” Hill told The Times. “So why go to work?”

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The Dumping Grounds

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The Poop Lady – Hoarders

 

Primitive Technology: Pit and chimney furnace

 

How To Butcher a Whole Tuna: Every Cut of Fish Explained

 

Bankrupt By Beanies: an 8-minute documentary about a family who got addicted and spent $100,000 on worthless toys

 

Tiny house has one clever design trick after another

 

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Linkage

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What I Learned From Hiring a Coach to Grow My Dick Bigger – Mel Magazine

The Octomom Has Proved Us All Wrong…The happy household of a onetime tabloid curiosity – NY Times

Why Having a Crush Is Good for You – Medium

This $10 Pen Writes Better Than A $300 Montblanc – Amazon

I Spent 12 Hours Eating Everything At A LSU Tailgate –

21 Men Describe The Best Sex They Ever Had – Thought Catalog

Fit Girls With Tight Bodies – Leenks

Up Close With New Zealand’s Most Notorious Gang – Huck Mag

This Awesome Chart Shows You How Far You Can Drive On Empty – Thrillist

13 Women Explain Why They Love Deep Throating – Men’s Health

Face of 9,000-Year-Old Teenager Reconstructed – National Geographic

Facebook gave Spotify and Netflix access to users’ private messages – The Verge

Vegans Want Animal Crackers Banned Because They ‘Make Humans Feel Superior’ – Unilad

An UnFeminist Truth For Unattractive Young Women – Brass Pills

Alyssa Milano, Elizabeth Hurley and Other Random Women – G-Celeb

How to Avoid Coming On Too Strong…The gentleman’s guide to being chill around your crush – GQ

Here’s Why Companies Around The World Are Trying The Four-Day Work Week – Maxim

Soccer Player Arrested After Knocking Referre Out Cold – Sports Gossip

I was introduced to Gochujang Korean Hot Pepper Paste by a Korean friend years ago and it has since become a staple in my fridge. It makes everything better – Amazon

Which College Degrees Earn The Highest Salaries, Charted – Digg

15 Typical Life Problems And How To Solve Them – The Mission

Joy Corrigan Blue Bikini Pokies! – The Slip

‘Boy or girl?’ Parents raising ‘theybies’ let kids decide – NBC

Anna Nystrom ultimate booty collection – Celeb J

There’s A New Privilege In Town: ‘Thin Privilege’ – Daily Wire

How to biohack your intelligence — with everything from sex to modafinil to MDMA – Hackernoon

This Unassuming Spanish Town Is Swarming With Michelin-Starred Restaurants – Curiosity

5 Reasons Why You Should Never Take A Cheater Back – Odyssey

10 Ways To Get Rid Of A Body (And How They’d Really Work Out) – Listverse

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There Are Some Things You Just Can’t Argue With


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When I listen to music I used to listen to in high school 

 

When on a conference call, a colleague says we need to see more growth and I say “I’ll give you some growth” but I dont have the phone on mute like I thought I did. 

 

When my girlfriend’s period comes after being 15 days late

 

When I submit my essay, close Word and it asks if I want to ‘save changes’ 

 

My Pandora playlist’s reaction after I thumbs up one Evanescence song 

 

When I’m talking to a girl in bar and my friend comes up and says some dumb shit

 

When I fart in an interview and I can tell the boss can smell it

 

When A feminist tells me I’m sexist because the word “manager” is sexist and should be “womanager”.

 

When I’m drunk, it’s last call, and the only girl left at the bar is this 300 pound chick.

 

When I get put with 4 Asian kids for a group project

 

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The Daily Man-Up: Why I Wake Up at 5 am

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Imagine this….it’s cold, raining, and pitch black outside.

Your alarm clock goes off…it’s 5 am and you are trying to wake up two hours earlier than you ever have in your life.

It’s day one of this new ritual….you’re pissed. You’re just not having it at this ungodly hour.

You think to yourself…I could get up and start my day or I could just go back to sleep.

You’re at a crossroads.

This is when the excuses come into your head while you’re laying there….

  • “I’m just not a morning person.”
  • “My bed is way too warm.”
  • “It’s cold and raining out.”
  • “I don’t even have clean gym clothes.”
  • “I’m way too busy today.”
  • “I guess I’m just  a night owl.”

And the excuses continue….

Guess what? They will continue to happen that way unless you get ahead of your excuses.

The truth is successful people wake up early.

“Success is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced every day.” – Jim Rohn

Benjamin Franklin, Howard Schultz, Grant Cardone, Barack Obama, Richard Branson, Dwayne the Rock” Johnson, and Tim Cook just to name a few.

Model your life based on the success of others.

The average US person wakes up between 6-730am. If you’re able to get up at 5 or 530am you will have 1-2 hours of uninterrupted time.

With a head start on the rest of the country you get to decide what you want to do with your time.

You get to take back your time.

The mornings are time for you to be selfish. Besides, self-improvement is a selfish activity!

We have been taught to think of selfishness as unhelpful but unless you take care of yourself you won’t be as good to others.

When you focusing on habits of self-improvement you will slowly become the best version of yourself…which in turn leads to being better for everyone else as well.

You simply can’t love and connect with others until you love and connect with yourself first.

Waking up early is a great time to be selfish for all the right reasons.

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4 Thoroughly Depressing Confessions

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I have lung cancer and Stage 4 Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Non-smoker by the way, just lost the lottery, that’s all. Considering the damage found from early on during the initial diagnosis, I am not expected to live for too long. I don’t want to get into details in case some friends recognize this.

I’m roughly 27 years old. I’ve been trying out new things, I have had so much fun with new hobbies, instruments I’ve learned over the last year, and have developed a routine for the gym since high school. I didn’t manage to go into what I wanted, entering college, but I’m happy with the jobs I managed to pick up from connections. I’m very happy with what I’ve done so far.

But the one thing I’ve tried to do, and have failed at, is to find a girl who likes me. I don’t bring up what I have and my outlook, but as of dozens of approaches and some new friendships kindled, there has been no one attracted to me. Apart from my physique, I’m not physically attractive up in the face, to say the least. Been trying different things since high school, nothing has changed as of yet.

I don’t want a hookup, not that I have one so far, or a pity fuck since I don’t want to bring up my cancer as I don’t want it to be the reason or my identity, but honestly this is the one thing that keeps me up at night. I’m still waiting for someone and I likely won’t find this person.

My lungs are starting to deteriorate, I’ve started exhibiting symptoms of where things will start to go downhill from here on out. I’ve seen the specialists and it’s not looking so good. 2019 might be my last year.

I don’t know why I’m writing this. I have lots of friends who love me, parents that I’m blessed to have in my life, and have done things I’m proud of. But something as selfish as wanting someone to love me and be attracted to me, I can’t achieve that.

 

 

My parents adopted my siblings and I just so they could rape and molest us.

I’ve never told anyone this before, ever, in my life, except for the legal authorities after it all came out. I guess this is the perfect place to finally do so, for the anonymity.

My parents are pedophiles. I’m not entirely sure how they met; us kids got a story growing up, but I don’t think it’s true, because how big of a coincidence is it that two people with the same awful and taboo fetish hooked up? They were always active as swingers, apparently, so maybe they met in the fetish world. They decided to adopt kids together to sexually abuse, because it wouldn’t be as messed up considering we weren’t biologically their children. (I’m not saying that. That was their logic.) They adopted my sister and I when I was 2 and she was a baby first, we had the same crack addicted bio mom who lost both of us to the state. When I was 4 and 7 they adopted my two brothers, and when I was 10 they adopted my youngest sister.

I know all of this because when I was 19 my dad bragged about all of this to the other couple they were swinging with, who I guess seemed like they were pedophiles as well. They weren’t, and turned my parents in to the police. They are both in prison for life.

I don’t want to get into the gory details of everything, except that by the time I was ten I had lost my virginity to my dad and had basically done every sex act under the sun. I thought it was completely normal, and what all little girls did with their fathers. I was a daddy’s girl through and through. My father molested my sisters as well, and my mother molested my brothers; everything was hetero. Looking back we were the stereotypically abused kids in school, way too knowledgeable about sex/sexually forward for our ages, and my brothers both got in trouble for playing with their own poop. My parents were never suspected, however, because of our traumatic beginnings as the kids of drug addicts.

By the time I was a teenager my dad pretty much lost interest in me because I was too grown up and was instead molesting my youngest sister. I basically had free reign to do whatever I wanted from the time I was 12. I became hugely promiscuous with older boys at school, which ended with me getting pregnant at 15. The father was my first boyfriend who wasn’t one of the scummy guys at school, and his family had shown me that my home life was hugely abnormal. I worried that if my baby was a girl it would be molested by my dad (at the time, I didn’t know my mom was abusing my brothers as well) and asked if I could move in with my boyfriend’s family. I used the story that my parents were angry about my pregnancy and kicking me out. As for my parents, they didn’t care much about me at that point and I suppose they guessed correctly that abusing their grandchild would not work as well since it was also attached to this very loving and functional family. They let me go.

In a way getting pregnant and moving out so young saved me. All of my younger siblings struggle with drug addiction in some shape or form, be it heroin, meth, alcohol, or multiple substances. One of my brothers shows sociopathic tendencies likely due to the abuse. My youngest sister has been diagnosed with Reactive Attachment Disorder. After my parents were arrested, they all went back into the foster care system, which did not help at all. I am 26 today and while I still have a lot of problems with depression and suicidal thoughts I feel like having my son to live for is the only way I have avoided being addicted to drugs. He is 11 now and a great kid.

The worst thing for me wasn’t the abuse, shockingly. I grew up with it and never felt victimized during it, though I would never EVER do what my mom did to my son. It was the fact that during their trial it came out that my parents never thought of us as their “real” kids. We were just adopted kids that they took in to use as their playthings. All the love they showed us was just for show. I think that is what will haunt me for the rest of my life.

 

 

I’m HIV positive

Earlier this year I had a relationship with a guy I mistakenly trusted. I don’t want to get into it because it upsets me a lot, but the short and short of it is, he told me he was clean, he was actually HIV positive, and now I am too because I felt safe enough not to use a condom with him during our relationship together.

I found out because I got what I thought was the flu, but it hit me so, so hard. I went to the ER twice. The first time they gave me fluids and some meds for my massive headache and sent me home. The second time I had a fever of 103 and they didn’t have any beds and wouldn’t for hours so I said fuck it and decided I’d rather die/go braindead in the comfort of my own bed. Two and a half weeks later I was still having fevers over 101 and couldn’t get out of bed except to pee. A rash like chicken pox that didn’t itch covered my entire body including my palms and my liver enzymes went off the chart. A month later after more tests and head scratching by a team of doctors, they finally diagnosed me with syphillis (stage 3) and HIV.

I took it in stride and went to therapy, took my new meds, and now my viral load is undetectable. My CD4 levels are normal (that means my immune system is working normally). Honestly the treatment for the syphillis was the worst. Three rounds of huge shots of penicillin in my butt, one in each ass cheek each time. I would be so sore it would be hard to drive out of the parking lot.

Life is pretty much the same, all except for I can’t donate blood anymore and I had to unregister from the bone marrow registry. Also I avoid this man like it’s my job. I don’t shop at the grocery store he works at. I don’t go to the park he lives near. I do a double take every time I see an older guy dressed in black on a bike now. I tried reporting him to the police but there’s nothing they could do for me because my governor changed the laws recently to reduce prison crowding.

Few people close to me know I’m positive. I haven’t even told my dad even though he asked me point blank when I was really sick and I just lied even though he’s a doctor himself and would love me all the same. I just don’t want him to worry, or to have to be burdened with knowing someone hurt me giving it to me, or if I leave that part of the story out for him to think I was reckless with my own health. But not telling him weighs on me too.

 

 

When they first told me that I had cancer I thought that I would make it.

I did make it for a while. Things went alright and I went into remission when I was 18.

Things looked good and I started college as a film student in a 4 year University but by the age of 21 it came back and had was progressing rapidly. I ended up quitting school because It didn’t seem like it was worth planning for a future that I wouldn’t have.

I’m 22 now and recently was given an estimate of 4-6 months. I’ve been trying to stay strong for my family, but I’m so fucking scared.

I’ll be 23 years old when I die. There were so many things that I wanted to do that I’ll never get the chance to do.

I feel like I should be trying to find some rhyme or reason, or rationalizing some sort of after life or a god, but I just want to stay in my room and play videogames.

I love my family but I am tired of being around them, I see that they are trying to stay strong but I feel like I have to comfort them. They are also extremely religious and have tried to use this to make me a believer.

I don’t want to comfort people, or explain what I feel to people who won’t get it, or be fucking preached to.

I pre-ordered Red Dead Redemption two and my current goal is to stay healthy enough to beat it. That’s the one good thing about dying, I don’t have to save my money or worry about my future. It my sound selfish but at this point I’m just trying to play as many videogames as possible and try not to think about any of it.

Times like this are rough though, it’s 5 in the morning and I’m too tired to do anything. So I have a lot of thoughts popping up in my mind that I want to avoid.

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Fascinating Photos Collected From History

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A ‘Knocker-up’ was hired to ensure that people would wake up on time for their jobs. Mary Smith earned sixpence a week shooting dried peas at sleeping workers’ windows in East London in the 1930s. She would not leave a window until she was sure that the workers had woken up.

 

Two “Cop Killers” photographed after interrogations, 1920s

 

Samurai in Yokohama, Japan. Photo by Felice Beato | 1864–65

 

Eureka, Colorado 1900

 

Slaves from a Coffe Plantation in Brazil, 1885

 

Silent ‘Grand Schema’ Monks of the Russian Orthodox Church, Balaam Monastery, Russisan 1888

 

Clyde Barrow, of Bonnie & Clyde fame, poses with his car and guns in Joplin, Missouri 1933

 

An Inuit man warms up his wife’s feet in Greenland, 1890s.

 

An elephant used by German soldiers to move heavy logs near the Western Front of World War I, 1915

 

BBC sound effects workers making effects for a program in studio 1927

 

Grigori Rasputin with his admirers 1914

 

On December 13, 1913 One Of The World’s Greatest Art Heists Was Solved

Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre in the summer of 1911 by handyman Vincenzo Peruggia.  It was 24 hours before anyone even noticed the Mona Lisa was missing and interestingly enough, it was this theft that made the painting one of the most recognizable in the world. For the first time, people queued outside the Louvre, just to see the empty space where the painting had hung. Today the Mona Lisa attracts more than 9 million visitors to the museum per year, and has cemented Da Vinci as a cultural artistic icon. 

 

Welcome to America 1904, Ellis Island

 

Martin Luther King Jr. was shielded by his aides from a a mob of hostile whites after being struck by a rock to his head, while leading the march with civil rights demonstrators to protest housing discrimination in Chicago, Illinois. August 5, 1966

 

Jack Johnson, early 1900s

Boxer Jack Johnson was born in Galveston, Texas, in 1878. In 1908 he became the first African American to win the world heavyweight crown when he knocked out the reigning champ, Tommy Burns. The fast-living Johnson held on to the title until 1915 and continued to box until he was 50. As Johnson became a bigger name in the sport of boxing, he also became a bigger target. He dated white women, drove lavish cars and spent money freely. But trouble was always lurking. In 1912, he was convicted of violating the Mann Act for bringing his white girlfriend across state lines before their marriage. Sentenced to prison, he fled to Europe, remaining there as a fugitive for seven years. He returned to the United States in 1920 and ultimately served out his sentence.He died in an automobile accident in Raleigh, North Carolina, in 1946. In May 2018, President Trump granted John a posthumous pardon.

 

Police trade shots with barricaded suspect, Los Angeles, Feb. 17, 1938

 

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The Dumping Grounds

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The $21,000 first class airplane seat

 

This is what REALLY happens when you shift into reverse at 40mph

 

The 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo Is a Sports Car Legend

 

‘The Most Humane Prison In The World’: Halden Prison Inmate Induction Process POV

 

A day in the life of someone taking care of someone with Alzheimer’s

I am uploading this to help dispel the notion that Alzheimer’s disease just makes you forgetful. It is a Fatal disease that slowly kills your brain over the course of years. There is no cure or even any treatment to slow the progression of the disease. My father clings to some the sense of doing chores, but just wanders around the house constantly doing things like this. I lost my mother to cancer nearly twenty years ago, and I think this disease is far far worse. My dad served his country as a An infantryman in Vietnam and then served as a police officer in the city of Detroit for 15 years before having to retire on medical disability after his patrol car was hit by a drunk driver. He does not deserve to spend his retirement like this.

 

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Linkage

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The Strange, Sad Story of the Man Named Mr. Hands Who Died from Having Sex with a Horse – VICE

FYI: The iPad is $100 cheaper on Amazon than Apple’s own website – Amazon

My Husband and I Blew Through $3 Million. Now We’re Broke – Slate

How much the average person in 40 different countries takes home after taxes – Business Insider

No, You Don’t Really Look Like That: A guide to the new reality-melting technology in your phone’s camera – The Atlantic

The 2-year-old Instagram influencers who make more than you – Fast Co

The Most Violent Man in Wrestling Lays Down His Staple Gun – Grantland

DEA Informant Describes Meeting El Chapo: “He Had A Naked Man Chained To A Tree and He Made Fun Of My Jorts” – Barstool Sports

16 Mistakes That Will Tank Your First Date – Men’s Health

Sacha Baron Cohen: We Stumbled Upon Possible Pedophile Ring During ‘Who Is America’ Taping, Notified FBI – Daily Wire

Heather Graham Just Posted a Bikini Pic of the Day – Drunken Stepfather

Millennial tries fighting old man and gets knocked out of his safe space – Trending View

Fifteen years of semi-retirement: A real-life look at what it’s like to live more and work less – Get Rich Slowly

A 37-Year-Old, 45-Year-Old and 88-Year-Old on Their Quarter- and Midlife Crises – Mel Magazine

Dinner at Disney’s New Restaurant Costs $15,000 – Eater

This nifty device will automatically give you bluetooth capabilities in your car – Amazon

Everything you need to know about becoming an Airbnb host – Thrillist

These are the cheapest Michelin-starred restaurants in the world – USA Today

Jordyn Jones’ Insta Bikini Game Is Strong – G-Celeb

What Does HPV Mean for Me, a Regular Guy Who Just Wants to Raw-Dog It? – Mel Magazine

How Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Built a  $170 Billion Entertainment Empire – Maxim

This 30-year-old commutes 4 hours, and 140 miles, every day so he doesn’t have to pay $4,500-a-month San Francisco rent – CNBC

10 Creepiest Letters Penned By Serial Killers – Listverse

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A Heavy Metal Dose Of AWESOME To Help You Celebrate Friday

A Few Videos Guaranteed To Make You Feel Better About Life

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Cystic Fibrosis patient finds out he’s getting new lungs

 

He flew home and surprised his little brother

 

Animal Shelter Performs Magic For Dogs To Show Off Their Personalities And Help Them Find A Home

 

Daughter Signs For Hearing Impaired Father At Rock Concert So He Can Enjoy The Music Too

 

Family Surprises Son With The Best Christmas Present He Could Ever Ask For


Hairless Cat Finds Temporary Fur To Keep Warm

 

Couple accidentally proposes to each other at the same time


Soldier surprises mom at work

 

Little girl and little sun, That smile

 

Parents Surprise Daughter By Adopting The Dog She’s Been Caring For At A Local Shelter



 

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A Few Photos To Remind You That Life Is Beautiful

A Vietnam Vet’s Heart-Wrenching Craigslist Missed Connection

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I met you in the rain on the last day of 1972 – m4w (Old State House)

I met you in the rain on the last day of 1972, the same day I resolved to kill myself.

One week prior, at the behest of Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger, I’d flown four B-52 sorties over Hanoi. I dropped forty-eight bombs. How many homes I destroyed, how many lives I ended, I’ll never know. But in the eyes of my superiors, I had served my country honorably, and I was thusly discharged with such distinction.

And so on the morning of that New Year’s Eve, I found myself in a barren studio apartment on Beacon and Hereford with a fifth of Tennessee rye and the pang of shame permeating the recesses of my soul. When the bottle was empty, I made for the door and vowed, upon returning, that I would retrieve the Smith & Wesson Model 15 from the closet and give myself the discharge I deserved.

I walked for hours. I looped around the Fenway before snaking back past Symphony Hall and up to Trinity Church. Then I roamed through the Common, scaled the hill with its golden dome, and meandered into that charming labyrinth divided by Hanover Street. By the time I reached the waterfront, a charcoal sky had opened and a drizzle became a shower. That shower soon gave way to a deluge. While the other pedestrians darted for awnings and lobbies, I trudged into the rain. I suppose I thought, or rather hoped, that it might wash away the patina of guilt that had coagulated around my heart. It didn’t, of course, so I started back to the apartment.

And then I saw you.

You’d taken shelter under the balcony of the Old State House. You were wearing a teal ball gown, which appeared to me both regal and ridiculous. Your brown hair was matted to the right side of your face, and a galaxy of freckles dusted your shoulders. I’d never seen anything so beautiful.

When I joined you under the balcony, you looked at me with your big green eyes, and I could tell that you’d been crying. I asked if you were okay. You said you’d been better. I asked if you’d like to have a cup of coffee. You said only if I would join you. Before I could smile, you snatched my hand and led me on a dash through Downtown Crossing and into Neisner’s.

We sat at the counter of that five and dime and talked like old friends. We laughed as easily as we lamented, and you confessed over pecan pie that you were engaged to a man you didn’t love, a banker from some line of Boston nobility. A Cabot, or maybe a Chaffee. Either way, his parents were hosting a soirée to ring in the New Year, hence the dress.

For my part, I shared more of myself than I could have imagined possible at that time. I didn’t mention Vietnam, but I got the sense that you could see there was a war waging inside me. Still, your eyes offered no pity, and I loved you for it.

After an hour or so, I excused myself to use the restroom. I remember consulting my reflection in the mirror. Wondering if I should kiss you, if I should tell you what I’d done from the cockpit of that bomber a week before, if I should return to the Smith & Wesson that waited for me. I decided, ultimately, that I was unworthy of the resuscitation this stranger in the teal ball gown had given me, and to turn my back on such sweet serendipity would be the real disgrace.

On the way back to the counter, my heart thumped in my chest like an angry judge’s gavel, and a future — our future — flickered in my mind. But when I reached the stools, you were gone. No phone number. No note. Nothing.

As strangely as our union had begun, so too had it ended. I was devastated. I went back to Neisner’s every day for a year, but I never saw you again. Ironically, the torture of your abandonment seemed to swallow my self-loathing, and the prospect of suicide was suddenly less appealing than the prospect of discovering what had happened in that restaurant. The truth is I never really stopped wondering.

I’m an old man now, and only recently did I recount this story to someone for the first time, a friend from the VFW. He suggested I look for you on Facebook. I told him I didn’t know anything about Facebook, and all I knew about you was your first name and that you had lived in Boston once. And even if by some miracle I happened upon your profile, I’m not sure I would recognize you. Time is cruel that way.

This same friend has a particularly sentimental daughter. She’s the one who led me here to Craigslist and these Missed Connections. But as I cast this virtual coin into the wishing well of the cosmos, it occurs to me, after a million what-ifs and a lifetime of lost sleep, that our connection wasn’t missed at all.

You see, in these intervening forty-two years I’ve lived a good life. I’ve loved a good woman. I’ve raised a good man. I’ve seen the world. And I’ve forgiven myself. And you were the source of all of it. You breathed your spirit into my lungs one rainy afternoon, and you can’t possibly imagine my gratitude.

I have hard days, too. My wife passed four years ago. My son, the year after. I cry a lot. Sometimes from the loneliness, sometimes I don’t know why. Sometimes I can still smell the smoke over Hanoi. And then, a few dozen times a year, I’ll receive a gift. The sky will glower, and the clouds will hide the sun, and the rain will begin to fall. And I’ll remember.

So wherever you’ve been, wherever you are, and wherever you’re going, know this: you’re with me still.

 

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The Dumping Grounds

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Guy finds out that the painting, that hangs behind an open door in his house, is worth US $800,000 – US $1,000,000

 

Joe Rogan on the Controversial Cosmo Cover

 

Incredibly Satisfying Video of Cleaning and Restoring an Old Painting (40+ Hours of work squeezed into 11 minutes)

 

The Differences Between A $5,000 Watch And An $85,000 Watch

 

Pastry Chef Attempts to Make Gourmet Snickers

 

Nina Simone – I put a spell on you

 

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