Girl Scouts vs Personality Posters

The most controversial poster of 1969, which prompted the Girl Scouts to file suit. Although a judge threw out the case, citing no evidence that the organization had suffered any damages. via weirduniverse.net 00

15+ Product Packages That Are the Absolute Worst

Companies are constantly coming up with new ways to package their products. The ideal product package reflects the brand and appeals to customers, all while keeping an eye on convenience and safety.

But if you’ve literally ever bought something in your life, you know that packaging is often frustrating, needlessly wasteful, and sometimes downright dangerous.

From shrink-wrapped fruit to oversized cardboard boxes, scroll through these images of the times packaging is the absolute worst.

#1 Why are we packaging bananas, folks?

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#2 Same with avocados.

We are perfectly capable of halving our own avocados.

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#3 This ginormous box shipped a ruler.

Maybe the person in charge of shipping should have measured it first.

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#4 Again, with the produce.

Just let everyone pick their own. They could even put them in bags they bring from their homes. It will all be okay.

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#5 This gas can of tea makes me think I could probably brew my own using a teeny biodegradable tea bag and some hot water.

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#6 Cheese wrapped in plastic wrapped in plastic.

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#7 Okay, this is too much packaging for some crackers and bologna.

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#8 This is a hell of a lot of packaging for ONE PILL.

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#9 All this packaging for a light bulb?

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#10 Not impressed.

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#11 On the other hand, no one needs tea bags individually wrapped in plastic.

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#12 Because chips must lie in a tray inside a tube.

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#13 That time you only needed one egg.

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#14 Oftentimes, choice cuts of meat are available for purchase at the butcher case where it will be wrapped in paper and a piece of tape or string.

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#15 Tic-tac boxes of boxes of Tic-tacs.

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#16 Why does whatever this is get its own pallet?

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#17 This over-packaging makes me crabby.

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Scroll further for 3 bonus images of worst ever packaging designed to make you cringe!

Bonus #1 How juvenile.

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Bonus #2 Look, both products are “quality assured.”

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Bonus #3 Finally! We’ve needed our own soup for quite a while.

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How Much Money You Need to Make to Afford the Average Home in Each State

Owning a home is a dream for many Americans, but the high price tag and unpredictable market can make it seem more like a nightmare.

People who want to learn how to better manage their finances may be familiar with the website HowMuch. This useful resource recently put together a colorful infographic that shows what salary you need to make in order to afford the average home in each state, and let’s just say you might need to ask your boss for a raise…

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Though the east and west coasts may have their cultural differences, both share an unfortunate characteristic: expensive homes. According to the graphic—which factors in a 30-year mortgage with a 10 percent down payment—you would need to make about $120,120 to afford the average home in California. It doesn’t get much better across the country in Massachusetts, where $101,320 will put you in a position to buy a house.

The situation is not all doom and gloom, though. For instance, you only need a salary of $47,960 to afford the average home in Pennsylvania. Strangely, midwestern states like North Dakota ($56,000) and Wyoming ($58,000) require a more substantial salary.

Of course, the cost-of-living index will vary based on your specific location. Generally speaking, living in a major city will lead to a more expensive lifestyle, whereas purchasing a home in suburban or rural areas can dramatically lower your cost of living.

So if you’re looking for a home, maybe think a little outside the box.

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The term and concept…

The term and concept of “jay-walking” was introduced in the 1920’s by the auto industry as part of a propaganda campaign to claim the roads for cars and shift the blame in accidents from cars to pedestrians. At the time “Jay” was a slur with a similar meaning to “redneck” or “hillbilly.” 00

15 People Share Their Experiences of “First World Torture”

“First world problems” usually refers to an issue that grates on people who live pretty healthy, wealthy lives, all things considered – a problem that is clearly totally minor compared to the problems you might have if you were living somewhere that lacks, for instance, clean water and electricity.

Now, we head into “first world torture” which is along the same line.  Maybe it’s standing in line at the DMV or having to check that bag that won’t fit in the now overcrowded overhead bins.

So, we hope you enjoy this list of things that are so annoying we would appreciate if the world could please correct them. K, thanks.

#15. Amen

“Sitting near those guys who talk through the entire movie in the theater.”

#14. Netflix

“Netflix not adding every season of a show.”

#13. Obligated to talk

“Stumbling into someone you know well enough to feel obligated to talk to in public when you really just want to buy your stuff and go home.”

#12. Waiting is the worst

“Buying a new game and immediately having to download an update before you can play.”

#11. Wet socks

“Stepping unto something wet while wearing socks.

Then, after you’ve changed to fresh socks and cleaned up the mess, finding another small puddle… with your freshly replaced socks.”

#10. You know this blows

“When you leave a safe following distance between you and the car in front of you, but the asshole waiting to pull out from a side road ignores safety and merges into the too-small gap they perceive as an opening then proceeds to go 5 miles below the speed of traffic in a no passing zone.”

#9. Special sort of talent

“Working in retail and listening to the repetitive, really bad music track.

Tuning it out is a special sort of talent I’m glad I’ve developed.”

#8. Incessantly

“Driving behind another vehicle that stays 5 MPH below the speed limit, touches the brake incessantly for no reason whatsoever, on a road with no passing zones.”

#7. But really friendly and sweet

“Getting that ancient (but really friendly and sweet) cashier who scans your items at a rate of 10 per minute, and you just happen to be in a rush.”

#6. Obligated to talk

“Stumbling into someone you know well enough to feel obligated to talk to in public when you really just want to buy your stuff and go home.”

#5. Bad ideas

“Missing your train narrowly enough that you can physically see it pull away.

Talking politics with someone that you really want to get along with, but disagree with on pretty much every level. It’s a tightrope you walk where you don’t want to give anyone the impression you support this Thing, but at the same time you don’t want to disagree with them too strongly, or you might get into an actual argument, and ruin the vibe of the party and man you’re a cool guy to hang out with as long as we don’t discuss this can’t we get back to drinks and a good time?

Or they have some kind of power over you and disagreeing would be a bad idea.”

#4. Long ad buffers

“Having a long ad that buffer before a video.”

#3. If you’re lucky

“When you pay for expedited shipping (ex. Amazon Prime) and the item doesn’t arrive on time. Now you’re stuck waiting for your cat calendar for another day, if you’re lucky.

Edit: Spelling”

#2. Why wouldn’t everybody else?

“Sitting on Greyhound bus next to someone who thinks “I love this music, why would’t everybody else”.

Fuck you public music listeners. With a rusty shovel.”

#1. The worst

“I’m hungry. I have plenty to eat but it’s all in the freezer. I don’t want any of it. I don’t feel like cooking.”

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10 Photos of the Most Dangerous Roads in America

Some of the most treacherous stretches of road in the U.S. are on this list and span all the way from Alaska to Florida.

If you find yourself on one of these highways, keep your eyes on the road!

1. The Million Dollar Highway – Colorado

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While the scenery is very beautiful, this highway is also dangerous. Drivers must negotiate three different 10,000 passes with tight turns and NO GUARDRAILS.

2. Interstate 4 – Florida

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This highway stretches 132 miles in the Sunshine State, but it is anything but pleasant for many people. It’s been ranked the deadliest interstate in the U.S. and has been ranked in the top 10 deadliest interstates for the past 6 years.

3. The Dalton Highway – Alaska

This 400-mile highway cuts through very remote areas in Alaska. There is a 240-mile stretch of the Dalton Highway that is completely barren: no gas, no restrooms, no restaurants, nothing. There are also steep sections and avalanche risks.

4. Highway 2 – Montana

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Montana is sparsely populated, so accident victims regularly have to wait an average of 80 minutes for an ambulance to arrive. Highway 2 has a 70 mile per hour rate through mountain roads, often leading to accidents.

5. I-45 – Houston, Texas

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This highway was ranked the second deadliest in the U.S. in 2016. There were 51 fatal wrecks on I-45 in Houston between 2011-2015.

6. I-10 – Arizona

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If you’ve ever driven through the desert on I-10 from Arizona to California, you know how desolate it is. One year saw 85 deaths alone on this highway in Arizona.

7. I-15 – Nevada

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The route between Las Vegas and Los Angeles was judged to be the most deadly stretch of road in the nation in 2010. Over the course of 15 years, 1,069 died on this highway.

8. Highway 1 – Florida

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Remarkably, over 1,000 people have died on this stretch of highway in the last 10 years. It’s been ranked as having the highest fatal crash rate in America.

9. Interstate 285 – Atlanta

Atlanta traffic is legendary, and Georgia ranks 7th in the U.S. for fatal car accidents. This particular highway had 3.5 fatal crashes per every 10-mile stretch in 2013.

10. Highway 17 – South Carolina

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The road is very picturesque, but very dangerous. Highway 17 cuts through rural areas and has sharp turns and many wild animals wandering near the roadway. The highway was named the 4th most dangerous road in the U.S.

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Newly Discovered Packing List Reveals Jackie Kennedy’s Attention to Fashion Detail

Few first ladies have reached such iconic heights as Jackie Kennedy. She reinvigorated the White House, inviting in the public through the magic of television. She advocated for causes that were important to her. And, as accomplished as she was, she was also known for her trend-setting fashions.

Jackie chose outfits that were both timely and timeless. Her choices were simple and elegant, and strongly influenced by her upbringing in New York. Many celebrities today look to designers and stylists to craft their looks. Not so with Jackie. She carefully crafted every element of her public persona and appearance.

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New York Times article reveals that Jackie kept detailed packing lists for her travels. The packing lists include the events she was planning to attend and detailed descriptions of the outfit she planned for each occasion. Even her purses, gloves, and shoes were carefully documented in the lists.

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The packing lists were discovered by Gil Wells in 2015, and he gave the notes to the United States government in 2016. The notes were kept under wraps until The New York Times made an inquiry, which resulted in the article published in July of this year.

The packing lists are even more striking because of the trip Jackie was preparing for. It was the trip to Dallas that she took with her husband in November, 1963, which ended abruptly with the president’s assassination.

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“I saw ‘Nov. 22’ and ‘pink and navy Chanel suit.’ I just got the sickest feeling in my stomach,” Wells said to the New York Times. 

The blood-splattered Chanel suit is still being held in a vault, and will not be allowed out for public viewing until at least 2103.

After her husband’s death, Jackie rebuilt her life, remarrying and working as an editor. She continued to be a fashion icon until her death in 1994.

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The packing lists show Jackie’s planning and dedication to her role as First Lady. Her personal style was marked by class and grace, and her influence continues to this day.

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13+ People With Sociopathic Friends Share Their Most Uncomfortable Interactions

Sociopathy and psychopathy actually are tough to spot. You see, the thing about psychopaths (and, to a lesser extent, sociopaths) is that they look and act like everyone else…until they don’t. One moment things are totally normal, then next thing you know everything is out of control.

These 13+ people didn’t know who they were spending their time with at first, but after they did, some of these amazingly uncomfortable moments made a lot more sense.

#15. Every single hair on my body stood straight up.

“I remember from a very early age that my mom would just stand in the entrance to my room with a knife. This didn’t happen very often, maybe 2-3 times a year.

When I was 9, I finally asked her why she would do this. I’ll never forget how she said this. She looked me dead in the eyes and said that I was a mistake and she was deciding if she “should do what she should have done a long time ago”. I asked to move in with my grandma a week later.

Thinking about how she said it still gets my heart racing 22 years later. I don’t know if I can accurately describe it but every single hair on my body stood straight up. I was paralyzed with fear and I felt like if I moved too suddenly she would strike.

Backstory: Mom had me when she was 16 and regularly told me that I ruined her life. She was a habitual drug user and alcoholic. She told me that if she had the money she would have had an abortion.”

#14. Play things.

“When they told me they see their friends and people as play things.”

#13. Completely dead in the face and eyes.

“I dated someone who I now believe is a sociopath.

The most uncomfortable thing while we were dating was the he would constantly whisper things in my ear in public (in earshot of other people) like, “Do you think I look hot right now?” or “Do you think I’m cool?” And the first few times I thought he was joking so I laughed, and he’d get angry. He wanted a serious answer, he wanted me to tell him how much I wanted to jump his bones right there in front of all of our friends, while they were watching and listening. I’d get lectured afterwards like, “You know, you really insulted me personally when you laughed at me in front of everyone.”

He could also cry on cue to get what he wanted and as soon as he got what he wanted, it would instantly switch off and he’d turn very serious and tell me what a horrible person I was. The instant emotional switches are disarming.

When he broke up with me I went from being his favorite person in the world to instantly at the very bottom of his shit list. He laughed when I cried on multiple occasions calling me ridiculous.

What’s very alarming about people like him is how many people they can get on their side with their charm. None of his current friends know anything about his behavior behind closed doors. And they’re all new people, all the people who “caught on” when we were dating are gone from his life. He has convinced his new friends that I’m a psychopath because I tried to tell others what happened so whenever I say anything about what a creep he is, I get brigaded by the new people who are now being manipulated.

Also he is completely dead in the face and eyes until you interact with him and then it’s like he becomes animated.”

#12. He was just very enthusiastic.

“Someone in our extended family. He offered to kill my cat for me to safe a vet bill. The cat wasn’t sick. Or old. He was just very enthusiastic about helping us out with that particular issue.

He’s not allowed to be alone with pets anymore.

Edit: This wasn’t the first incident, actually. At a family gathering he took the family dog for a walk. He returned with the dog soaking wet. It was December, and he claimed the dog had chased a squirrel into the river. People didn’t entirely believe that story, somehow.

He also tends to just leave gatherings without telling anyone, sleeps in the garden instead of on the couch, and he rarely blinks. He is just altogether a little odd.”

#11. Living with her was a nightmare.

“My sister feels nothing but rage. When she doesn’t feel rage, she feels, literally, nothing. She spends her life manipulating everyone around her and satisfying that rage. She mercilessly abused me growing up. She tried to kill me three times before I moved out. No one believed me. Because I was older and larger, I was always considered to be the aggressor, even when I was being violently assaulted in my sleep. Living with her was a nightmare. The most uncomfortable moment between us wasn’t something she did to me. It was something I considered doing to her.

I’d been sent up to the crawl space to get an ornament. You could only access it from a ladder in the garage. When I grabbed it and turned around, she was at the top of the ladder, staring at me. There wasn’t any room for her to come up, she was just waiting there. Staring. She told me to get out of the way, and I told her I couldn’t. There wasn’t room for two people in the crawlspace. She’d have to go back down the ladder. She immediately switched to rage. She said she hated me, and she wasn’t going to let me down from the crawlspace. It was 110 degrees in there, and I was already exhausted.

I remember thinking… she’s at the top of a ladder… over a cement floor… I could make this stop… I’d just say it was an accident… I’m only 12… no one would convict me…

As soon as I thought that, her face suddenly went blank, and she went back down the ladder.”

#10. He actually thought it was endearing.

“In high school, my boyfriend at the time and I shared a math class together. It was well known we were dating so I would always take him his homework via teachers request if he missed (he skipped a lot). I broke up with him over Xmas break (he cheated on me). Math teacher obviously still assumed we were together so he asked me to bring him his homework. I did.

Got to his house, wanting to drop it off at his door step. He told me to come in and explain it to him. He locked his bedroom door and started saying shit like “if I can’t have you then no one else can”, “I could get you back in a second. Just admit it”… etc. Then the true kicker: “if I killed you or if you died, I would keep your body in my closet or hung behind my door just to have sex with it”. (Disclaimer: I never had sex with him and I think that killed him). He then proceeded to try to make out with me and jam his hands down my pants. He actually thought it was endearing and had no idea why I was so upset.

I got out. Called my mom to pick me up. And ran back to the school (he lived close).

Terrifying. To this day I’m still horrified about it and him. Last I heard he was trying to be a magician, looks like Charles Manson, and is in and out of psych wards.”

#9. I think my friend was about to kill him.

“I have a friend who’s a pathological liar. He’s also mostly Scottish in heritage – northern Scotland, where the Viking influence is. He’s 6’8, 350 lbs when he’s watching his weight, 400+ when he isn’t and there is a lot of muscle to go with everything else.

The lies aren’t all that awful most of the time – he’s known as a very entertaining storyteller and everyone knows he’ll embellish greatly from time to time. But he can’t keep a girlfriend – apparently he can’t be honest, is a pathological cheater, the lies catch up with his relationships in a few weeks at most.

One day we were in a taxi together and he got the idea that the driver was taking a route that was unnecessarily long. He stopped the cheerful story he was telling me mid-sentence. His face changed and he barked at the cab driver in a voice I’d never heard, loud and angry and aggressive. The cab driver immediately pulled over and let us out with out paying, and a good thing too – I think my friend was about to kill him. I was petrified in my seat – I felt like he might kill everyone in range, I was terrified.

It was the last time I spent time with him, though I’d known him for 20 years. I later learned that he won’t associate with someone after they’ve “seen him snap,” as one of his other ex-friends put it.”

#8. He thought it was funny.

“This kid in my 8th grade class. He showed us a video of him lighting a cat on fire while it was alive. He thought it was funny. We reported the video to the school and he was apprehended next day.

I believe you can find a news story online about it. It happened in Maryland a few years ago.”

#7. I would just awkwardly nod my head.

“When he would tell a story that I was apart of and make up huge lies of what happened. Even sometimes switch his role and mine. And I would just awkwardly nod my head and wonder if he truly remembered it that way.”

#6. How dangerous she actually was.

“By far figuring out how she dangerous she actually was. I grew up with her until she was removed from the house due to trying to burn it down with us in it; she said it was a suicide attempt. Okay, whatever, maybe. Years later I find out her house burned down with her disabled daughter in it; she said it was an accident, candle or some bullshit like that. Possible conicidence, but highly unlikely. She did other things too, e.g. poured paint over every item I owned when I was around ten, slept with a knife under her pillow, etc..”

#5. Do you trust me?

“We were cleaning our guns. This guy pointed the gun at me and ask me if I trusted him. Do you think the gun is unloaded? He asked me. I could be negligent or evil and I could left a bullet in there. He pull the trigger, laugh, and carry on cleaning the gun like nothing. He thought it was funny.”

#4. He still can’t help himself.

“I’ve been long time friends with a sociopath. He is honestly like my brother. We have developed this relationship that basically treats me like his moral compass, but it doesn’t always work. He is still manipulative and cruel at times, and he does only truly care about himself, but he tries to be a good person because he doesn’t want to be an asshole.

This being said my most uncomfortable moment with him would have to be when he was telling me about watching some guy almost die. He was telling me how he knew he should have stopped watching and helped him, but he was too interested in what the outcome would be if he didn’t help. It was creepy to know that as hard as he may try to be a decent person. Sometimes he still can t help himself.”

#3. I woke up three days later.

“My sister is a sociopath, it took me a lot of years to realize this and stop rationalizing it. I’m a diabetic and have been in comas. During the last one in 2015, after a year of no contact, she showed up at the hospital saying I had expressed to her that my wishes were Do Not Resuscitate. About 12 of my friends shouted her down and I woke up 3 days later on my own. If I had coded during that time, however, there would have been a lot of grey area around if they were allowed to revive me. About 4 months later she took out a life insurance policy on me and asked me to sign it….I said no lol. I no longer speak to her.

Oh man, this blew up. I should add that I now have very clear wishes notarized and copies kept with my doctors and trusted friends. She’s not taking me out that easily!! Thank you guys for being concerned, it’s great advice for everyone in a medical situation to have just in case.”

#2. Will never forget that psycho grin on his face.

“My uncle. We found out things in bits and pieces.

My dad and he work together. He got my dad fired by saying all sorts of lies to their boss. And then pretended to be the white knight by offering him a job in another country where he’s living. Money was tight back then and we were in a lot of debt so dad agreed. He took him there, gave him work, but also made him a slave to his wife and kids who also lived there. Dad was expected to cook food, wash the dishes, clean up the dining table after uncle’s family ate and then eat himself. Yeesh. Dad didn’t tell us until much later. According to the rules set by uncle, he wasn’t to contact us often, should mind his own damn business even if his daughter didn’t turn up home all night, and keep his mouth shut about work. Dad was miserable there and we couldn’t do much because, again, that job was a welcome relief to us. Uncle, meanwhile, would come every night to our home, have breakfast and dinner that my mom generously cooked because his family was abroad, while bitching about my dad in front of us. One day I had finally reached my breaking point and I started crying because I felt horrible for dad who was trying so hard to make things right for us. Uncle just sat opposite to me smiling. GODDAMN SMILING. Will never forget that psycho grin on his face. Days later dad suddenly turned up unannounced at home. Turns out he’d been dumped by uncle to our city without prior notice. Dad had no guts to tell us what happened.

We realised uncle was a psychopath later. He’d routinely mentally torture people and enjoy their misery while pretending to offer sympathies and help. He’s in a powerful spot so he offers his victims jobs. Once they accept, he makes them entirely dependent on him. He’d them put his victims under even more psychological stress be it threatening to cut off ties or getting them fired if they disagreed with him. My dad was really messed up for days. He’d swing from utter despair to not speaking for days to extreme violence to absolutely broken. Got beaten up a bit for trying to calm him down. Dad could finally regain his mental sanity after we cut off all ties to that uncle. Last we heard, he wants to contact my dad because they’re brothers and people realised what a piece of shit he is so they avoid him too. Dad’s like oh hell naw.”

#1. It clicked.

“I’m an ex-friend of a sociopath.

I think it was when we were hanging out and we started arguing about me going to his house. I had left my wallet there and I told him this and told him we needed to go back so I could get it.

He then started claiming that his parents didn’t like me and didn’t want me at his house. He said since they weren’t home that would just make it worse. I just kept saying I need my damn wallet and that he could get it for me. He proceeded to call me selfish and a monster for arguing with him. Like he yelled it in my face at in a public area. I was shocked and had nothing to say.

Then he proceeded to act like nothing happened. Asking me if we should get food, etc.

I eventually got my wallet back from him. He didn’t spend any money of mine or anything, but needless to say we aren’t friends anymore.

Honestly I didn’t even consider him a sociopath until telling my therapist about how he manipulated me into thinking everything was my fault and how me being better mentally was never enough. She basically told me straight up he’s a sociopath and it clicked. He used me just to fill his ego.”

 

Keep your friends close and all of that…

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35 Social Media Posts That Will Make You Feel a Whole Lot Smarter

Everyone has those days when they don’t feel like the smartest cookie. We forget the name of someone we literally just met or push a door that’s clearly marked “pull.” If you’re having one of those days (or even if you’re not), here are some social media posts that will make you feel like the smartest person on earth.

35. Phone problems

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34. Math problems

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33. Y tho

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32. …vowel problems?

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31. Ummmm…problems.

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30. Time problems

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29. LOL THE EDIT

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28. Heh heh

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27. That’s real disturbing

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26. I don’t think…never mind

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25. Word problems

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24. NOOPE

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23. Seems accurate

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22. Classic architecture mixup

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21. Maybe it’s a joke? Maybe?

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20. I can honestly see this happening to me

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19. Honeydew who?

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18. That’s a big model

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Christmas Is Here to Stay at this Inn and It’s Wonderful

Nestled in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, near Jackson, is the Christmas Farm Inn & Spa, where it is Christmas all year round.

That’s right, no more need to wait until after Thanksgiving to start celebrating your favorite holiday!

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Y’all, it’s also a spa too. Did you get that?

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You don’t have to think about your Christmas to-do list because you don’t actually have one because it’s not really Christmas. Instead, you can relax with a massage or facial. Afterwards, step into the hot tub or steam room and breathe in the Christmas cheer.

Aside from the fact it is Christmas every day of the year here, this delightful resort also features cuisine unique to New England. Tuesday nights offer traditional Christmas turkey dinners with all the trimmings, while dishes of venison and elk are served during the restaurant’s Saturday wild game nights.

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For mountain-chic accommodations, reserve a room in the Main Inn, built in 1786 as part of a jail, church and farmhouse complex. Enjoy the history and the fireplace – with complimentary cookies and coffee – in the Inn’s living room.

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The Farm’s barn, perfect for larger gatherings, is divided into four apartments with ancient wood beams and board paneling. Straight out of a New England village, an additional seven cottages stand on a hillside, each with their own fireplaces and charming names, like The Sugar House. Adorbz.

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Christmas Farm is close to plenty of family friendly activities, like year round hiking, shopping, skiing and other winter adventures. Of course, Story Land and Santa’s Village are also nearby. Or spend the day on the picturesque property and take a dip in either the indoor or outdoor pool.

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If you think you’ve had enough Christmas, the fun is still not over. In the evening, pull up a chair in the lounge and order yourself a Grinch or Siberian Express to keep the chill away.

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No matter when you go, the Christmas Farm Inn & Spa is the perfect place to revel in the warmth and hospitality of Christmas with friends, family – or even by yourself. No matter if you’ve been bad or good, you deserve a little Christmas in your life whenever you want it.

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Better get a room before the weather outside turns frightful!

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