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Nov
6th
Fri
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I never took you for an anti-rodentite.
Nov
5th
Thu
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Taco holder? Really?

Taco holder? Really?

Nov
4th
Wed
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41. Saying, “No problem” is a problem. It has a tone of insincerity or sarcasm. “My pleasure” or “You’re welcome” will do.

42. Do not compliment a guest’s attire or hairdo or makeup. You are insulting someone else.

43. Never mention what your favorite dessert is. It’s irrelevant.

Nov
3rd
Tue
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The first time I’ve used this fluorescent monstrosity. What a contrast!

The first time I’ve used this fluorescent monstrosity. What a contrast!

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Pretty sunset glow

Pretty sunset glow

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Study author Joseph Forgas wrote that a “mildly negative mood may actually promote a more concrete, accommodative and ultimately more successful communication style.” He added, “positive mood is not universally desirable: people in negative mood are less prone to judgmental errors, are more resistant to eyewitness distortions and are better at producing high-quality, effective persuasive messages.

(via zatoism)

To recap: blinding oneself to reality with over-enthusiastic optimism is the attitude equivalent of looking directly at the sun

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I am not actually holding auditions for an arch nemesis at the moment, thanks.
— I agree.
Nov
2nd
Mon
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Oh really

Oh really

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The End.

The End.

Oct
31st
Sat
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Mr. Incredible, a Bloody Sundae, and a random rifle

Mr. Incredible, a Bloody Sundae, and a random rifle

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Oct
30th
Fri
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Last minute DIY

Last minute DIY

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Candy nails

Candy nails