I was having trouble finding my old copies of Vogue until I remembered I’d filed them under “Passe.”
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I was having trouble finding my old copies of Vogue until I remembered I’d filed them under “Passe.”
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If I could have dinner with anyone in the world, dead or alive, I’d pick Anthony Bourdain or Wolfgang Puck.
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Step 1: Learn to recognize obsessive thoughts and compulsive urges.
Step 1: Learn to recognize obsessive thoughts and compulsive urges.
Step 1: Learn to recognize obsessive thoughts and compulsive urges.
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Step 1: Learn to recognize obsessive thoughts and compulsive urges.
Step 3: Reattribute the intensity of the thought or urge to its real cause.
Step 5: Work around the OCD thoughts and urges by shifting attention to something else.
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Oh, that place is great. My daughter-in-law is getting married there next month.
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Do you think it’s possible that someone told Lindsay, in a-Desmond-from-Lostian way, that after the 997th time she’s photographed giving the peace sign there will actually, instantaneously, be peace on earth?
And if there’s even a slight chance that this guy might be right, is it our duty as a nation to continue letting her flip the two-fingered olive branch every time there’s a camera around?
Questions abound. This is what happens when the Pope comes to America.
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When the only Jesus you know is a line cook at the diner down the street…
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“Hey guys, where’s Jesus?”
“Isn’t he supposed to be back by now?”
“Yeah, and he’s scheduled to work a double shift.”
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Since the founding of the first McDonald’s restaurant in 1940, the fast food trend has been emblematic of the American way of life: fast, easy, greasy and interested in little else besides the stuffing of one’s own stomach. But then came 2003 and the Freedom Fries Fiasco — an attack on French opposition to the UN’s potential invasion of Iraq. With this move, the United States invited politics into the last place it should ever be found: fast food. Imagine — heated debates at the condiment bar, the segregation of the dining area into blue plastic seat factions and red plastic seat factions.. I’ve even gotten wind of a coup d’etat meant to dethrone Ronald McDonald. Not to mention Grimace’ s petty-theft themed smear campaign against the Hamburglar! The way this trend is going, I foresee only one end, marking the zenith of political fast food: The Unhappy Meal. Complete with these delicious food items: Read more » |
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