These are perfect to send to someone you hate.
The dog tried to warn them.
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If you get this card, RUN!
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Erika Anderson hopes you have a really great Valentine’s Day!
Jesse Untracht-Oakner
"There's inherent pressure for somebody's affection for that 24-hour period."
The app is reportedly being taken down tomorrow, so here’s a look at the damage it’s already caused.
Unless you live in California, Seattle actually has more perfect days a year than your city does.
"Pleasant" is defined as temperatures between 55 and 75 degrees with no significant precipitation or snow depth. Additionally, the minimum temperature must be above 45 degrees and the maximum temperature must be below 85 degrees.
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Featuring the world’s cutest little girl experiencing rain for the first time, a breathtakingly crazy sky-high stunt, and Canada’s awesome response to Russia’s anti-LGBT propaganda.
Jimmy Kimmel sometimes likes to catch celebrities up on what people are saying about them. It isn't always so nice. (3:06)
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15-month-old Kayden had never seen rain before. So when the clouds opened up and she went outside to play, she was absolutely thrilled. (2:37)
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Time to find out whether you’re an antichrist, a rebel girl, or out of step with the world.
A chocolate cupcake is always ready to listen.
Mac and cheese = medicine for your soul. Get the recipe here.
A little taste of heaven, conveniently located on Earth. Recipe available here.
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Have a little nosh while you kvetch to your Bubbe. Get the recipe here.
Sheila Jones, 64 years old and a grandmother of 13, only started adding them a few years ago, and still wants more. They include Marmite jars, Mick Jagger’s name and cupcakes.
Marcus Smart’s frustration boils over in confrontation with Texas Tech’s “Number One Fan.”
Oklahoma State guard Marcus Smart shoved a fan near the end of the Cowboys’ 65-61 loss at Texas Tech on Saturday.
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With little more than six seconds left in the game, Smart fouled Red Raiders forward Jaye Crockett on a dunk attempt and stumbled out of bounds behind the baseline. As Smart was being helped up, he appeared to exchange words with a fan before shoving the man with both hands. The fan, wearing a black Texas Tech shirt, stumbled but didn't fall. Smart was then led away by his teammates.
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Smart pointed back in the fan's direction as he was led to the bench and assessed a technical foul. He sat on the bench until the final buzzer. According to ESPN, Smart later told coaches that the fan used an unidentified racial slur.
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The fan was later identified as Jeff Orr, who was profiled on Texas Tech's website in 2010 and identified as the program’s “Number One Fan.” Orr once traveled over 30,000 miles in a season to see Texas Tech play. He was also caught on camera directing this gesture at Texas A&M player Bryan Davis during a game in 2010.
Sam Tsui does it again. This delightful mix of Frozen ‘s “Let It Go” and Passenger’s “Let Her Go” is the best part about winter. *Plays on repeat*
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*envy intensifies*
Oh, whoops. Are the cameras still on?
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Take the quiz to find out how fetch you are.
And it’ll run you at least $650.
His reasons are obscure, but he said it had "ruin[ed] his simple life."
But it'll cost you: The listing asks for an opening bid of $650.00.
Lost morals? More like lost underwear .
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Priorities need to be dealt with.
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And nothing about it is quiet or graceful.
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And when you realize it, you're like, "Can I live without it? …….YES."
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I’ll take the “I am pasta fierce” please.
LINK: Check out the Brucie restaurant page here for more info.
Alexey Sobolev really made the most of his trip to Sochi.
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The Sochi Winter Olympics might be over for Russia's Alexey Sobolev, but he won't be leaving Sochi without a few souvenirs. The 22-year-old snowboarder didn't qualify for yesterday's slopestyle finals after finishing 12th in the semifinals so he didn't have a chance for a medal.
But at least he had some fun -- Sobolev decided to print his cell phone number on his helmet during qualifications.
Predictably, he got bombarded with text messages -- to the point where it almost broke his iPhone. Sobolev received over 2,000 texts, some of encouragement from USA and Canada and others that were a tad more...salacious. He says he's received dozens of nude pictures in the past 24 hours.
As he told a USA Today reporter, "I've got a collection of pictures. It's really boring in the Olympic Village, you know?"
This isn't the first time Sobelev garnered national attention during the Olympics for something that has nothing to do with competing. He also made waves for his snowboard itself, which appears to be a tribute to Pussy Riot, the dissident Russian punk collective known for performing in ski masks.
For those who reached out to the snowboarder, Sobelev admitted he plans on giving some of his new fans a call.
