Month: August 2020

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12 Countries That Will Let Americans Buy Citizenship, Just in Case You Were Wondering…

If recent events have you a little anxious about living in America right now, you’re not alone. A new survey reports that 31% of Americans are thinking of leaving the country depending on how the 2020 election goes.

For some people, that’s really easy. Maybe they’re already dual citizens, or they have the ability to just pick up and go anywhere.

For others, it might be easy… but expensive.

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It turns out quite a few countries will let Americans simply buy citizenship if they want to, and others have established programs for remote workers that are quite generous.

Of course, the process of gaining citizenship in another country is no easy feat, and often takes some time. However, some countries have citizen investment programs that streamline this process, step-by-step.

Dr. Juerg Steffen, CEO of Henley & Partners, helps people figure out how to get citizenship elsewhere. He notes:

Demand for these programs is accelerating, just as the supply has grown globally. Increasingly, nations and wealthy individuals see investment migration as more than a competitive advantage.

Today, it is viewed as an absolute requirement in a volatile world.

Here are the countries who will let you in… for a price:

St Kitts & Nevis

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These Caribbean islands have a very generous passport program that allows citizens of over 100 countries to visit visa-free.

If you donate $150,000 to their “Sustainable Growth Fund” and invest $200,000 in real estate, you can also become a citizen.

St. Lucia

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This island began offering residency in 2015, and through the end of 2020 will charge $250,000 for individuals and $300,000 for a family of four who are interested in becoming citizens.

Antigua and Barbuda

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This twin-island Caribbean nation requests a $100,000 donation to its development fund along with a real estate investment from prospective citizens.

Dominica

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Dominica is one of the best options for families. If one of you gets citizenship, it’s automatically extended to your spouse and children.

Grenada

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This country offers two options: donate $150,000 to the nation’s National Transformation Fund or buy real estate with a minimum price of $350,000.

Portugal

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Yeah, Portugal! Can you believe that?

You should! Because the European nation makes it pretty easy to become a citizen.

You’ll need to qualify for their Golden Visa Program first, but there are lots of ways to do that.

Malta

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Maltese citizenship is heavily sought after, but it’s also pricey.

For $1.1 million in donations and real estate investments, you can live and work in Malta or anywhere else in the EU.

Cyprus

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People who are interested in becoming citizens of Cyprus will need deep pockets.

The nation requires $2.5 million in donations and real estate developments.

Austria

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For a minimum of $3.5 million, you can become an Austrian citizen and take advantage of the country’s robust visa program to boot.

New Zealand

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Americans often talk about gaining citizenship in New Zealand, but you’ll need to invest $2 million over four years to do so.

Turkey

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If you have $250,000 to invest in their Citizenship-by-Investment program, you can become a citizen of Turkey pretty easily.

Vanuatu

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If the South Pacific sounds appealing (doesn’t it always?), a family of four can become citizens of this nation for $180,000.

Since we’ve all got hundreds of thousands of dollars just lying around, let’s play: where would you become a citizen if you could?

Make sure you let us know in the comments!

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Tumblr Users Proves That Sometimes It’s Impossible to Really Break an Old Habit

Habits are formed after we perform an action often enough that it becomes ingrained in our brain.

Some habits are helpful, especially those that pertain to our work and to our goals.

Other habits are honestly a little annoying, especially if they’re something we do every day because we have to, not because we want to.

People on Tumblr shared the habit that they have yet to break, and the hilarious consequences that result, and the stories are pretty fantastic.

For starters: if you think having a toddler at home is tough, imagine being how being surrounded by them at work impacts your life.

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To say nothing of what flight attendants go through!

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And teachers, of course, definitely have a lot of repetition in their day.

But if anyone can really claim to be king or queen of repeating the same two or three phrases all day, it’s anyone who works in customer service.

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…but at least this person managed to say something nice!

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Those preschool teacher expressions really, really stick with you:

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Sometimes, those odd work habits even end up being useful when one is out in the wild.

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But then again… unfortunately, sometimes the opposite is true.

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Luckily for our pets, sometimes they even end up benefiting from our weird work habits. Kind of.

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And again, working in customer service for a longtime certainly comes with pretty unique pros and cons.

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Do you have a work-related habit that is hard to break and a funny story to go with it?

Tell us all about it in the comments! After all, it can’t be any worse than some of these.

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Crazy Facts 2020-08-27 18:39:03

South Africa has the most official languages that have equal status, with eleven. Bolivia recognises thirty-seven languages, the most of any country in the world, and India recognises twenty-three. However, Bolivia and India give primacy to Spanish and Hindi respectively, making South Africa the country with the most equally important official languages.

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This Employee Technically Complied With Employer’s Selectively Enforced Rules

Nothing is as frustrating as employers who have rules that seem totally arbitrary, or that are applied so selectively it can be impossible to get a handle on how you’re supposed to behave on the job.

Luckily, there are always those employees who will maliciously comply with what they’re told to do, giving employers the chance to see just how stupid those rules were in the first place.

This guy, who went from loving his job to not, is a perfect example.

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He kept getting more and more responsibility due to layoffs, but no more money to go along with it.

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Things came to a head after new management arrived, and some of their more dubious policies possibly contributed to this guy’s collapsed lung.

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They were after him to quit, pulling out all of the stops along the way.

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In response, he went on a mission to make their plant the very safest one in the history of ever.

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He went back to doing the one job he was hired for.

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He would refuse to do things based on the “rules,” which he was following “to the letter,” just as they were. He waited to see whether they would blink first, because he wasn’t going to.

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He went around with OSHA rules, generally making their lives difficult, until one day, a manager took the bait.

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The employee was delighted. The manager, not so much.

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The guy did finally move on, but loved hearing that they had to hire 5 people to do what he had been doing previously, and it still wasn’t getting done well.

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This is why you treat people like human beings, managers.

They will happily go above and beyond, money be damned, if you do.

If you don’t, well…you could end up getting the short end of the stick in every way possible.

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An Arthritis Drug Might Make Gluten Safe for Celiac Patients

You probably know someone who eats “gluten free.” It’s become something of a fad, with even people who have no medical reason to eschew gluten sure that doing so makes them “feel better.”

And you know, everyone can decide for themselves what they do and do not want to eat.

For people with celiac disease, though, ingesting gluten can have some very real, and extremely uncomfortable, gastrointestinal effects. With gluten sneaking its way into tons of products – including those that claim to be gluten free – relief could be a huge deal for so many.

A case study that was published in Annals of Internal Medicine detailed a male patient who was treated with Tofacitinib, a medication used for people with rheumatoid arthritis and alopecia. When he returned for a followup appointment, doctors found that his celiac disease had gone into remission.

Normally, celiac patients have to avoid gluten for the rest of their lives in order to stop long-term damage to the mucosa in their digestive tracts, but his man found he could eat and tolerate it with no trouble after going on the Tofacitinib.

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The patient, who was seen at the University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium, had previously been controlling his celiac disease with a gluten-free diet. Then, he began a regimen of Tofacitinib to treat his alopecia. The medication inhibits enzymes associated with worsening severity of rheumatoid arthritis, mainly, though it has previously been used to treat certain bowel diseases.

His celiac disease showed complete histologic and serologic remission, even after he returned to eating a normal diet that included regular gluten.

The results are promising, though they need to be replicated on a larger scale before gluten lovers everywhere can rejoice. The drug also has side effects that would need to be considered before doctors prescribed it to celiac patients en masse.

Still, hope is on the horizon, and sometimes, that’s all you need.

Well, that and to be able to eat garlic bread with your spaghetti.

Am I right?

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Check out These Iconic Final Lines of 14 Popular Books

Speaking as a writer, I can tell you that we spend as much time coming up with the perfect opening line as we do with the right last one – although for me, final lines are easier. I think it’s because the story is told, the characters are well-loved (or hated) friends, and how it ends all comes out in one big whoosh.

I think the final lines of these 14 popular books are spot-on perfection – take a look and see if you agree.

14. The Color Purple by Alice Walker

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…..THE COLOR PURPLE…… . When you don't feel like putting down a book because you are too worried about the characters..probably that is when you realise that you are completely in love with a book..This was one such read for me.. . The book starts with Celie's letters to God,in which she narrates her heartwretching story of being raped by her father ,her 2 children being taken away,her sister Netti being separated from her.. . Celie lives in a very sexist and misogynistic society which makes women believe that submission to men's brutalities from abuse to beating to forced marriage to marital rape is what is expected from them.. . Then she meets shug avery and Sofie,2 free spirited and bold women in her life who showed the audacity to live their lives according to their terms…and then her life changes….she eventually learns to think, react,fight,survive and become empowered and liberated. It is always a delight to read about women, who don't lose hope,who keep fighting, women loving, supporting,uplifting and inspiring other women..so that they all live a life of dignity and freedom..and men around them finally changing and accepting them the way they are… . #alicewalker #thecolorpurplebook #womanempowerment #booklove #bookstagram #lovetoread #bookstagramofindia #booksofinsta #bookphotography #bookphoto #fictionlove #fictionlover #books #booklover #bookishlove #bookcoverlove #bookcoverlover #bookstagramindia #bookstagramofindia

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“But I don’t think us feel old at all. And us so happy. Matter of fact, I think this the youngest us ever felt.”

You can buy this Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winner here.

13. The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath

“The eyes and faces all turned themselves towards me, and guiding myself by them, as by a magical thread, I stepped into the room.”

This is a fictional account of Plath’s experience as a “guest editor” at Mademoiselle.

12. The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway

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“Up the road, in his shack, the old man was sleeping again. He was still sleeping on his face and the boy was sitting by him watching him. The old man was dreaming about the lions.”

This novel, meant to prove Hemingway wasn’t washed up, is available here.

11. The House at Pooh Corner by A.A. Milne

“But wherever they go, and whatever happens to them on the way, in that enchanted place on the top of the Forest a little boy and his Bear will always be playing.”

Grab this iconic book and share the magic with your own kiddos.

10. In Cold Blood by Truman Capote

“Then starting home, he walked toward the trees, and under them, leaving behind the big sky, the whisper of wind voices in the wind-bent wheat.”

Fun fact: Capote was joined by friend Harper Lee when he traveled to Kansas to investigate the Clutter family murders.

Grab the book here.

9. A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens

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#BookReview ? A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens ? Read this book for #midyearreadathon organized by @codingbiblio and @thebibliophilemommy (Book 2 for Prompt 7) ? This is a famous historical fiction by the great author set in the times of the French Revolution. The two cities are Paris and London, hence it's a tale of these two. ? A man, imprisoned for a major part of his life in Paris, tries to cope with his newly found dream-like reality in which he lives in London with his young daughter and practises his medical occupation. The daughter is loved by three men, all different in temperament and one of them ultimately marries her. She finds her life turned upside down when the revolution picks up pace. ? Definitely, it's a difficult read with long sentences and tough language. It is light and dark, it is warm and heart-rending. It demands focus and serves you with a memorable story. ? In his satirical tone, the author shows a picture of that time when the lives of poor had no value in the eyes of the high-handed and corrupt nobility. He has painted unforgettable scenes like the wine spilling scene and when a monsieur drives over a poor lad. ? The moving end being the best, the second best part about the book is that it doesn't stop at the overthrow of the King and Queen but tells how the old destructors are now destructed by the new ones in the name of justice. ? Final verdict: If you are not afriad of attention-demanding language and lingering pace, pick it ASAP. Certainly recommended to the fans of classics. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ . . . . . . . P.S.: HP fans! It has a Snape-like character. I have lost my heart to him ?❤ . . . . . . #qotd- The toughest book you've ever read? . . . . . . . . . . . #ataleoftwocities #charlesdickens #ataleoftwocitiesbook #bookstagram #indianbookstagrammer #booknerd #bookrec #2020reads #classics #classicreads #bookishflatlay #bookaholic #bookaddict #rupapublicationsbooks #bookworm #deeksharecommends #2020fav #bookrecs2020 #whattoread #weekendreads #pickingclassics #charlesdickenslove #charlesdickenbooks #snapelikecharacter #toughreads #readathonreads #bibliophile

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“It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known.”

Almost as iconic as the opening line, “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times …”

If you need a refresher, you can buy the book here.

8. On the Road by Jack Kerouac

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*On the road* by Jack Kerouack In times when we can’t travel, this book will take you to beautiful places. Apart from being a beatnik generation written anthem, it’s mostly a book of the self quest. It’s a story of a young man discovering his path, his voice, experiencing love and friendship but also disappointment. The descriptions were so vivid I felt like I was there, I could smell and feel it all. One quote stayed with me for almost 10 years since I read it : “I suddenly realized I was in California. Warm, palmy air – air you can kiss – and palms.” One of my all time favorite ❤ #bookstagram#book#books#booklover#booknerd#bookaddict#bookstagrammer#polishbookstagram#polishbooklover#bookreview#bookrecommendations#polishbookstagramer#ontheroadbook#kerouack#beatniks

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“… I think of Dean Moriarty, I even think of Old Dean Moriarty the father we never found, I think of Dean Moriarty.”

You can re-read the favorite book of college boys everywhere and see if it holds up as an adult.

7. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

“I got to light out for the Territory ahead of the rest, because Aunt Sally she’s going to adopt me and sivilize me, and I can’t stand it. I been there before.”

It is kind of sad, if you think about it.

Buy the book here.

6. To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

“He turned out the light and went into Jem’s room. He would be there all night, and he would be there when Jem waked up in the morning.”

Scouts neighbor, Dill, is based on Truman Capote.

Buy a copy for yourself here.

5. The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck

“She looked up and across the barn, and her lips came together and smiled mysteriously.”

It kind of seems like a cliffhanger, but if you’ve ever read this depressing novel, you’ll recall being glad that it wasn’t.

See how you feel about it now, and read the book again.

4. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

“So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.”

Poetic, right? Nab a copy and read the whole, sad tale all over again.

3. Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

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“Oh, my girls, however long you may live, I never can wish you a greater happiness than this.”

And no, she never considered putting Jo and Laurie together.

You can buy it (and shove your copy in the freezer) here.

2. Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

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"I gave him my heart, and he took and pinched it to death; and flung it back to me. People feel with their hearts and since he has destroyed mine, I have not power to feel for him." Wuthering heights is a classic which is a must and should be in everyone's list. Like any other story, this will leave you in deep thoughts. Although it took me few attempts to understand the depth of the story. In the end I could understand why people loved it so much. #bookblogger #booklover #booknerd #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #bookandteatime #books #bookish #book #bibliophile #bookaddict #bookphotography #booksofinstagram #reading #bookaholic #booklove #bookblog #readersofinstagram #emilybronte #bookcommunity #bookshelf #reader #bookobsessed #instabooks #thebookhop #wutheringheights #lovestory #treesandbooksgotogether #communityofbookstagrammersandauthors #communityofbooks

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“I lingered round them, under that benign sky; watched the moths fluttering among the heath, and hare-bells; listened to the soft wind breathing through the grass; and wondered how any one could ever imagine unquiet slumbers for the sleepers in that quiet earth.”

If you haven’t read this in a while, may I recommend buying your copy now, and reading it in the dreary days of winter.

1. Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden

“But now I know that our world is no more permanent than a wave rising on the ocean. Whatever our struggles and triumphs, however we may suffer them, all too soon they bleed into a wash, just like watery ink on paper.”

Read it again – or for the first time – with a pretty new copy.

If you would change any of these I would love to know how in the comments!

You know what they say – don’t come with a problem if you don’t have the solution!

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A Guy Switched Almond Milk With Real Milk to Get Sweet, Milky Revenge on His Lactose Intolerant Roommate

Roommates can be really terrible.

Even when you very carefully lay down a series of rules designed for peaceful cohabitation, there’s always somebody who thinks they’re above the law of common decency and that those rules need not apply to them. What’s to be done about such people? Do we just grin and bear it? Do we resort to confrontation? Should confrontation fail, what then?

A Reddit user found himself asking these questions when he was forced by circumstance to plot a devious trap for his roommate “R.”

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Me and 2 other guys share an apartment together and we split all the bills. The only thing we don’t split costs on is groceries. Everyone’s in charge of buying their own food and we don’t touch whatever doesn’t belong to us in the fridge. We put our names on everything so no one gets mixed up.

This issue has been going on almost a year and I’m sick of it.

One of my roommates, R, keeps stealing my food. I get home from work and containers with my leftovers are sometimes missing (they have my name written on it), or my stuff finishes too quick. My gallon of milk for example. I buy almond milk because I like the taste. But it seems to finish after a week even though I’ve only drank once or twice.

Yeah, he’s getting stolen from… for sure!

I confronted R about this lots of times and that’s caused a lot of arguments. He outright denies it and tells me I’m crazy even though it’s so obvious.

Sounds like a class act!

My other roommate and I carpool together because we both work the same early morning shifts around the same area so I know it’s not him. It’s always after we get back home and R’s already left for work that I notice my food’s gone. My roommate’s also had a similar problem but not as often as I do. I’m guessing cause R doesn’t like what he buys.

The funny thing is R buys a lot for himself and is even more stingy about his food. He will literally point out what’s his when he comes back from grocery shopping and tells us not to touch it.

Yeah, sounds typical of an a&&hole…

Last week, my milk was nearly empty again and I got fed up. I went to the liquor store and bought regular dairy milk. I drank what was left of my almond milk and refilled the gallon with the one I bought. This was to catch/prove R is the one stealing since he’s lactose intolerant.

The nxt day, Saturday, we get back from work and R is pissed. He yelled at me that he was stuck in the bathroom for 40 mins with diarrhea because of my milk; he was using it to make a shake. I only responded with “So then you’re the one who’s been stealing?”

What happened next? Oh… boy… howdy…

He freaking exploded. Yeah he admitted he was “sometimes” drinking my milk and eating my food but he was more mad that I switched milks than the fact that he was caught. I told him I wouldn’t have done that if he’d just stopped taking my stuff from the fridge or at least told the truth instead of tryna make it seem like I was making it up.

My roommate backed me up and thought it was kinda funny he got payback for stealing from us. It’s a little tense rn and my roommate told me R is trying to convince him to agree to kick me out. Little does he know we’re both looking to move somewhere else together cause we are sick of his shit.

I told some buddies what happened and a few think I was an asshole for that. I feel like I’m not in the wrong here. He was taking my food and not even owning up to it and I wanted to prove it, does that make me TA?

This was, of course, posted to the infamous forum “Am I The A**hole,” in which scenarios like this are posed and a sea of random Reddit jurors determine who exactly is the a**hole. What did they decide? Let’s find out.

1. Most agreed, he’s in the clear.

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2. Turns out this might be more common than you’d think.

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3. And how dumb was this roommate?

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4. The entire prospect of roommates is flawed.

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5. It’s a question of severity.

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6. This about sums it up.

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7. Good thing it didn’t go too wrong though…

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8. This guy’s asking the real questions.

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9. Meg here took it a step further.

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10. Bottom line: ya did good, but it could have been bad.

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So before you go taking similar revenge on a bad roommate, maybe check and make sure you’re not going to, yanno, severely injure them with your little prank. That would be a much less funny story.

But what do you think about this situation?

Tell us in the comments.

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