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Help, Police, I Can't Find My Cell Phone!
So you think you have problems? Well, this poor woman had to call the police for a drastic issue: she couldn't find her cell phone. "On October ...
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Let's Have Conversations
Terry Gross has done over 13,000 interviews in her life and is the host of "Fresh Air." She is an expert on talking to people, which is becoming ...
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Passengers Love Their Bags More Than Life
On Tuesday, September 8th, 2015, a British Airways jet caught fire at the Las Vegas airport, sending smoke billowing into the air, after suffering what ...
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Selfies: Officially More Deadly than Sharks
Selfies-they might seem a bit narcissistic at times, but on the whole they're harmless, right? Not according to the numbers. Reports say that this ...
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Lord Farquaad Displays Selfishness
The animated movie Shrek gets so many things right about our lives. One such example is the pitiful little king of the land, Lord Farquaad. Farquaad is ...
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Dating App Helps People Connect for Sex
An article in Vanity Fair contains some shocking quotes and vignettes about a website that connects people for the sole purpose of having sex. Marty, ...
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'GQ' Magazine Promotes Do-it-yourself Weddings
GQ magazine ran an article for men titled "The only rule [about your wedding] is you have to say 'I Do.'" The editors for GQ add, "God ...
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The Question Commencement Speakers Don't Address
Commencement speakers are always telling young people to follow their passions. Be true to yourself. This is a vision of life that begins with self and ...
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Celebrity Claims Life Must Be 'I-directed'
After a cancer diagnosis and enduring 17-months of chemo and radiation, Robin Quivers, co-host for shock-jock radio show host Howard Stern, claims to ...
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The High Value on Becoming Famous
The drive to become famous is becoming a high value for many people in our culture. That's the conclusion of two social observers. In a speech, New ...
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