My boyfriend (of five years) and I broke up right before Christmas. We have only spoken once since the break-up, to give each other our stuff back, and I haven't seen or heard from him since. I recently found out that I have to undergo major intestinal surgery and I feel like I should tell him. During our time together he helped me find doctors, took me to appointments, and was my main support system when considering the surgery. I feel like he deserves to know because he had always been so concerned about my condition, but I don't want him to think that I'm contacting him to have some sort of pity party for me. I need an outside voice of reason here — what should I do?
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Not too long ago, we learned that Count von Count really loves to #%!@. In a startling confession, the Count went into graphic detail about his constant need to #%!@ — "slowly, slowly, slowly getting faster" — and how the obsession completely consumes his existence. What he didn't tell us is that there's a foot fetish to boot. And toes. Lots of toes, countless toes to . . .
Now that you have your gown, your shoes, your cake, and your bridesmaids on a diet, what else is there to square away for The Big Day? Well how 'bout a motion-activated, robotic "mascot" that moves an amphibian bride and groom to the beat of club music? It's a must-have.
Last time I checked, cats have tongues and give themselves delicate, if weird, little baths. So why do people insist on bathing them? Like the French (just kidding!), most kitties would prefer to put on cologne.
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It's the 38th annual Earth Day today, a time where you'll hear all kinds of advice for what you should do to keep the planet clean.
But if you're not Al Gore, you already do your part to reduce, reuse and recycle, and you don't feel like getting a whole list of items added to your to dos, how about a list of "to don'ts?" I found a list perfect for those who want to make a difference purely based on what they don't do.
Check out the top five:
Use your leaf blower to dust off the driveway.
Drink FIJI Water . . . unless you actually live in FIJI.
Torch a couple luxury homes in the swank Seattle suburb of Woodinville.
Feed a cow beans.
Make a donation to "Global Warming is Bogus."
But the capper "don't" of the list, the one thing you're not supposed to do?
"Do nothing at all."
What do you think? Are you planning to launch a big eco-project today or do you not see what the big hoopla is, and think every day should be Earth Day? Do you question the whole environmental movement and think green is just the new trend?
We've been looking at environmental issues all month. Check out all of our Daily Planet coverage if you need inspiration.
Recently my own computer broke, so I started using my husband's. Since then, I've noticed that he constantly deletes his site history before I use it again. I know that he's looked at pornography before, and I can only assume that he's just trying to hide it. Although I know watching porn online is common, it's not something I feel too great about. But truthfully, I think what's bothering me more than anything else is how secretive he's being about it. I wish we could honestly and openly discuss this, but I wouldn't even know how to bring it up. Should I just deal with it or try talk to him? How should I start that conversation?
My boyfriend (of five years) and I broke up right before Christmas. We have only spoken once since the break-up, to give each other our stuff back, and I haven't seen or heard from him since. I recently found out that I have to undergo major intestinal surgery and I feel like I should tell him. During our time together he helped me find doctors, took me to appointments, and was my main support system when considering the surgery. I feel like he deserves to know because he had always been so concerned about my condition, but I don't want him to think that I'm contacting him to have some sort of pity party for me. I need an outside voice of reason here — what should I do?
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