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This way-too-adorable customizable coat.
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This ombre rope leash.
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35 Things That Happen When You Move To A New City
Who wants to play “Which box did I pack the coffee maker in?”
When looking for a new place, you get slightly overwhelmed but mostly excited about learning new neighborhoods.
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And you start looking at all the new and interesting places you could call home.
Oooo I could have a ~terrace~!
Until you remember that money is a thing.
Oh yeah. I have a budget. And it is very real.
If you can't get out there before you actually move, you rely heavily on well-lit pictures and staged video tours.
Well this feels like a gamble.
If The Characters Of "Harry Potter" Had The Internet
Wi-Fi password: ConnectoPatronum.
Harry Potter
Harry would be all over Facebook, and he'd have a ridiculous number of friends: He is the ~Chosen One~, after all. He'd be addicted to posting statuses and "checking in" everywhere, which would piss off Hermione to no end. And of course Mrs Weasley would comment on every. Single. Status.
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Ron Weasley
Ron's Twitter would probably just consist of him complaining about stuff – mostly when Harry makes him do something dangerous – and making dumb jokes every once in a while. He'd also be really, really good at using emojis.
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Hermione Granger
Hermione would definitely be all about Tumblr: She'd use it as a platform to promote SPEW, and obviously would get hundreds of thousands of reblogs. She'd also probably start a Change.org petition to help her campaign. Oh, and Dumbledore would take time off from his busy schedule to do Tumblr AMAs.
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Ginny Weasley
Ginny's Instagram would be full of family photos, selfies with Harry, and pictures of her Pygmy Puff, Arnold. She'd also definitely share a #tbt every single Thursday, without fail.
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The Word Of The Day Is Thanks To Queen Amy Poehler
Everyone should be a “crackerjack” today!
Happy Birthday, Amy Poehler! She's the queen of reality...
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...and humility.
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In honor of this special day, her girl power organization, Amy Poehler's Smart Girls, got to pick Dictionary.com's word of the day!
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A "person or thing that shows marked ability or excellence"? Sounds like Amy, alright!
17 Beautifully Untranslatable Hindi Words You Should Add To Your Vocabulary Right Now
Sometimes, just one word speaks volumes.
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This Guy Spent Six Months Making A Sandwich And All Its Ingredients From Scratch
He grew his own veggies, made salt from ocean water, milked a cow for cheese and butter, ground his own flour from wheat, collected his own honey, and killed a chicken.
How to Make Everything's Andy George aims to discover the complex process of making simple products that are often taken for granted by making everything from scratch. This is how he made a sandwich over the course of six months:
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Step 1: Grow a garden.
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Step 2: Get ocean water, make salt.
Andy got into some trouble with the TSA when he tried to fly with his homemade salt.
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Step 3: Pickle.
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27 Things To Do Before Bed That Don't Involve Watching Netflix
Don’t spiral down the “Next Episode” rabbit hole.
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Sure, Netflix is an awesome and satisfying way to unwind and all, but it's also an easy way to find yourself awake at 4 a.m. questioning your life choices.
Plus, looking at ~technology~ before bed can make it harder to fall asleep, so it couldn't hurt to try a different tactic. We're not saying you need to cut it out completely, but in case you feel like going TV-free one or two nights a week, here are some other ways to power down before bed.
