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18 Gross Airline Secrets Leads The Daily Links

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Plus the secret that helped one celeb trainer lose 30 pounds without going to extremes, 21 pics of people being weirdos on public transportation, and 10 tips to avoid major moving mistakes.

18 GROSS airline secrets. You sure you want to use those headphones? - [Ranker]

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"What time is it? Time for my shirt to be AWESOME." Check out 21 pics of people just doin' their thing on public transportation. - [theBERRY]

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Stephen Colbert will replace David Letterman on the "Late Show"! He's overjoyed but needs time to "grind a gap in [his] front teeth.” - [Entertainment Weekly]

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The secret that helped one celeb trainer lose 30 pounds—and it's not anything extreme; Kit Rich believes "wholeheartedly that the middle road is the way to go." - [Women's Health]

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How To Use Commas Passive Aggressively

27 Photos That Celebrate The Beauty Of Rio De Janeiro's Cristo Redentor

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With open arms over the city.

Emblematic figure of Rio and Brazil, the Cristo Redentor was inaugurated on October 12 1931.

Emblematic figure of Rio and Brazil, the Cristo Redentor was inaugurated on October 12 1931.

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The statue of the Christ is one of the most well known images in the world:

The statue of the Christ is one of the most well known images in the world:

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And despite that, sometimes you come across images of it that are breathtaking:

And despite that, sometimes you come across images of it that are breathtaking:

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Or from new and original angles:

Or from new and original angles:

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Tom Hardy Proves His Body Was Molded By The Gods On The New Cover Of "Esquire"

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Whoa. What we were talking about? I seem to have forgotten every word that has ever existed.

This photo is ALMOST too much to handle.

This photo is ALMOST too much to handle.

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ALMOST.

ALMOST.

His abs are actually distracting, sorry to keep bringing it up.

His abs are actually distracting, sorry to keep bringing it up.

Good cover.

Which Superhero Team Should You Join?

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This is like finding out which college you get accepted into, but with superpowers.

Someone Played A Perfect Cover Of Twin Peaks' Theme In Zelda: Majora's Mask

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And it’s incredible, Diane.

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"At the time, Twin Peaks was rather popular. The drama was all about a small number of characters in a small town," said Tezuka. "So when it came to Link's Awakening, I wanted to make something that, while it would be small enough in scope to easily understand, it would have deep and distinctive characteristics."

You'll have to thank Adrian Volovets for bringing all of this to its logical conclusion:

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Here's Laura Palmer's theme:


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39 Delicious New York City Foods That Deserve More Hype

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Congratulations, you’ve graduated from the Cronut-and-Katz’s pastrami level of your NYC eating education. In this advanced class, we’ll explore lesser-known and often overlooked foods that actually taste better anyway.

Catapones at Cachapas Y Mas

A sandwich, but instead of bread, the insides (the best ones are filled with cheese, shredded chicken, or pork) are held together by two giant smashed, fried plantains. (1329 St. Nicholas Ave., Manhattan & 107 B Dyckman St., Manhattan)

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Sesame Pancake at Vanessa's Dumplings

Vanessa's is best known for its cheap eponymous dumplings, but the sesame pancakes — which consist of warm bread stuffed with pickled vegetables and either duck, beef, chicken, or egg — are the real stars. Dousing with sriracha recommended. (In Manhattan: 118A Eldridge St. & 220 E 14th St; In Brooklyn: 310 Bedford Ave.)

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How Underrepresented Are Black People In Film Today?

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The New York Film Academy , which created an insightful infographic about gender inequality in film , has produced one to take a look at race on screen.

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Which Little Woman Are You?

These Stories Of People Being Reunited Through Facebook Will Melt Your Heart

23 Incredibly Elegant Science Tattoos

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*nerdgasm*

A modified version of the phylogenetic tree of life by Hillis, Zwickl and Gutell.

A modified version of the phylogenetic tree of life by Hillis, Zwickl and Gutell.

"You can only see the “inner circle” and the human line of development ascending my neck, as the whole tree would have been way to detailed to be tattooed. As a further modification I decided to place the structural formula of Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) in the middle, as this molecule is the “fuel” of life on earth and can be found in every living cell."

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The spiral fall of Earth through space.

The spiral fall of Earth through space.

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Bishop’s solution to circular slope stability and associated freebody diagrams.

Bishop’s solution to circular slope stability and associated freebody diagrams.

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Charles Darwin's original drawing of the Tree of Life.

Charles Darwin's original drawing of the Tree of Life.

"Charles Darwin was the first person to draw a Tree of Life that showed that all species on Earth are related and that they evolved from a common ancestor. This is his first sketch of the tree of life from one of his notebooks from 1837. He is by far one of my favorite scientists, wise beyond his years. As a Biology major I am proud of this tattoo."

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This Super Cool Stop Motion Video Plays With Wood In Totally Mesmerizing Ways

17 Things Every Twentysomething Has Googled

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Does Taco Bell deliver?

When you have the wine bottle, but no way to get to the wine.

When you have the wine bottle, but no way to get to the wine.

When the wine is gone.

When the wine is gone.

When Domino's is closed.

When Domino's is closed.

When you've made a huge mistake.

When you've made a huge mistake.


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12 Things Everyone Should Do Alone At Least Once

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Table for one, please.

Go out to eat.

Go out to eat.

It'll probably feel strange at first, and you might think every single person in the restaurant (especially your server) is staring at/judging/pitying you, but just relax. If they are looking at you, it's because they're thinking, Whoa, how cool, that person must be so confident and at ease with himself; one day I hope I, too, can dine alone. Bonus if it's a long and decadent three-courser.

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Get a cocktail.

Get a cocktail.

There are few things as exhilarating as going to a bar alone. Somehow it feels transgressive. Am I really doing it? you'll think to yourself, looking around. I'm just going to sit at this bar and order a drink and drink it alone and no one will stop me? And that is exactly what you'll do. Bring a book, notebook, crossword, knitting, whatever. You'll find it's surprisingly relaxing. Be warned, though, there are people who will read your solitude as an invitation for pickup lines. Shut that down immediately. (Unless you're into it, which, in that case, go for it.)

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Travel.

Travel.

Let's be real, this one is definitely one of the scarier prospects. But the payoff is that much greater. Once you arrive, settle down into your hotel (or better yet a hostel, but more on that later), and venture into the city — you'll be overwhelmed by a sense of freedom. You can go anywhere you want, eat whatever you want, wake up and go to sleep whenever you want. There is no negotiation of itineraries, and you can either plan your whole trip to the minute or wing it as you go. If things go astray, you'll figure it out — and you'll leave feeling like you can take on anything.

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Stay at a hostel.

When you do travel alone, it’s tempting to pamper yourself in a nice, private hotel. And by all means, treat yourself. But it’s worth going solo at a youth hostel at least once, if not only for the cheaper beds. Chances are you’ll find other independent travelers bunking next to you, and these roommates could turn into travel buddies and eventually, perhaps, lifelong friends. Also, hostels cater to young travelers and are great resources for local activities, day trips, or live events.

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How To Tell If Someone Is Lying To You

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Oh, it’s just a little white lie…


24 Adorable Stories About Meeting Your First Pet

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Getting your first pet (or any pet, really) is one of the happiest days of your life. I asked BuzzFeed writers about their first time meeting their furry best friend.

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1. "My first dog (and best friend) was Barkley, a sweet, playful cairn terrier that was already a few years old by the time I was born. I'm assuming one of my brothers is at fault for this weird logic, but I grew up viewing Barkley as my equal in the family. I would never pick him up, because I would think to myself, I can't. Barkley is older than I am. We went on like that for 13 years." —Jen Lewis

2. "When I was 5 we brought my first dog, a gorgeous, burnt sienna golden retriever, back from the Humane Society. She was sweet and gregarious, but we were worried that she was deaf or kind of stupid because she wouldn't respond to the name they gave us at her shelter, Misty. 'Misty!' we kept yelling. 'Misty!' Later that night, my mother looked in the paperwork they had given us. 'It says her name is Tawny?' The dog came running, smiling ear to ear, and we never mentioned 'Misty' again." —Joe Bernstein

3. "My family had a dog and two cats when I was born (winners, all!) but the first authentically NEW pet in my life was an Airedale terrier puppy named Punto. On the day we went to pick him up, we knew which one he was because this ribbon around his neck was purple, a noble color. He was very small and curly, and peed on my mom's lap on the way home, which we all optimistically interpreted as an expression of his deep sense of comfort and belonging. We named him in honor of a previous fox terrier my mom had as a kid (Punto is a Norwegian name, I think?). He grew up to be fairly large and unfailingly sweet. He was once tied by his leash to the leg a garden chair, at some point tried to get up and run after a tennis ball or something, and was TERRIFIED to find that the chair was CHASING HIM. From that point on, he was always nervous around furniture, thunderstorms, and arguments. I loved him with all my heart." —Rachel Sanders

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Watch As Sir Anthony Hopkins Hears His Own Piece Of Music For The First Time

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I’m not crying, there’s just something in my eye.

He dabbled in music long before he became an actor.

Not to mention that the waltz itself is GORGEOUS.

Here is the performance of "And The Waltz Goes On," written by Sir Anthony Hopkins.

BRAVISSIMO.

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10 Things The New "22 Jump Street" Trailer Taught Us

This Hipster Hobby Generator Will Propel You To Hipsterdom

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Discover the artisanal, handmade, vintage, meta, foraged, upcycled, steam punk past-time of your dreams, randomly generated courtesy of The Hipster Hobby Generator . Because everyone needs a mustache terrarium.

Available in either matte black or Wes Anderson.

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Because your existential sandwich wouldn't be complete without one.

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Using vintage bees!

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You should really do this before it goes, you know, mainstream.

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12 Things Celebrities Did This Week

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From the completely random to the mundane, here are all of the noteworthy things that you probably missed for your viewing pleasure.

Amanda Seyfried and Justin Long went power walking with her dog Finn.

Amanda Seyfried and Justin Long went power walking with her dog Finn.

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Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber hung out at a recording studio together.

Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber hung out at a recording studio together.

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Taylor Swift and Cara Delevingne went to lunch in NYC.

Taylor Swift and Cara Delevingne went to lunch in NYC.

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Halle Berry's fiancé Olivier Martinez went on an afternoon bike ride with some bread.

Halle Berry's fiancé Olivier Martinez went on an afternoon bike ride with some bread.

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