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Things Nobody Needs At Home After Age 30
There comes a time in everyone’s life when they need a fresh start that can only come from decluttering. And when you’re an adult over 30 and you go through this clearing process, there are a few things you should no longer have in your home, like these.
- Cheap, wire clothes hangers- When you start buying quality clothing over fast fashion you’ll only wear once, you’ll want to invest in quality plastic, metal, or wooden hangers and ditch the thin wire ones.
- A collection of shot glasses- You probably don’t need half a dozen shot glasses in your cabinet anymore, so keep a couple and let the rest go.
- College textbooks- There’s nothing wrong with keeping a few books, especially if you’re working in the field you studied, but do you really think you’ll crack open your Biology book from freshman year?
- Clothes that don’t fit- Go ahead and get rid of any clothes that have holes, stains, and so much wear and tear that you can’t wear them anymore while you’re at it.
- Old, unused bedding- Still have those extra long twin sheets from your dorm room days? Time to donate them if they’re still in good shape.
- Ratty, mismatched towels- You’re a grown up and you deserve a matching set of fluffy towels in your life.
- A bunch of novelty mugs in the kitchen- Keep the ones you have for sentimental reasons, like a souvenir from a trip you took, but you can get rid of the large collection taking up valuable space in your cabinet.
- Old, unused electronics- Think you’re really going to use that old Dell laptop you’re holding on to? Chances are you won’t, so let it go, along with other outdated technology and entertainment, including DVDs, CDs, old cell phones and printers that don’t work.
- Cheap food containers- Get rid of all the mismatched, stained, and warped containers you have, as well as the ones that don’t have lids and treat yourself to a set of glass ones with locking lids. You deserve it.
Source:Apartment Therapy
Domino's Debuts Pizza-Shaped Engagement Ring Worth 'More than $9,000'
On Monday, Domino’s Australia debuted the design for a diamond-encrusted, pizza-shaped engagement ring on its Twitter page, and promised one “lucky pizza lover” the opportunity to pop the big question and profess their love for pizza at the same time.
The pizza chain also revealed details of the ring, which they say is worth more than $9,000.
According to their website, fans can enter to win the ring by submitting a 30-second video “detailing how you will involve pizza in your proposal.” That said, it's probably not a good idea to try and hide the ring inside the pizza, as it’s encrusted with diamonds, and that could really hurt if someone bit into it.
"Think you've found your slice of heaven and are ready to say, 'I cheese you'?" writes Domino's of the contest. "We're giving one lucky pizza lover the chance to make a truly dough-mantic proposal this Valentine’s Day."
Those wishing to participate can provide their information on the official contest page.
The eventual Domino’s-themed proposal will mark yet another feel-good moment for the chain, following news of a delivery driver who got a huge tip earlier this year.
Link:https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/dominos-pizza
Company Offers Love Doll Funerals- What happens when a love doll is retired? You give it a funeral!
One Japanese company is offering men a way to say goodbye to their doll companions. Human Love Doll Company offers three plans including a basic joint funeral with others, a personal funeral service or a doll angel plan, where the owner accompanies the doll to a processing facility to be dismantled.
Each service is officiated by a porn star and features a commemorative photo and video. The most expensive plan costs nearly 700 dollars. Funerals are held in Osaka. It is estimated more than two-thousand dollars are sold in Japan every year.
Fun Fact! In Japan, it’s widely believed that all types of dolls have souls like humans, making it bad luck to throw them out with the garbage.
Source:Japan Today
This Dating App Requires An IQ Test For Members
Tired of matching with people on dating apps and then realizing they don’t know how to correctly use their/there? ThenLove Smartmay be just what you’ve been waiting for. It’s a new dating app that requires potential users to take a general knowledge test using a “unique testing mechanism” before being given an account.
Basically, the screening system is a quiz filled with questions ranging from reasonable to strange and you have three-minutes to answer as many as possible. The idea is to weed out anyone with “subpar intelligence levels,” but before you think you’d breeze through no problem, let’s talk about what they’re asking. One minute you’re doing basic algebra, but the next they’re asking which world leader had a YouTube channel first and how much the budget for the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movie was.
It’s a bizarre range of questions, including which popular pizza chain is the oldest - Domino’s, Papa John’s or Pizza Hut. And while it’s supposed to be a cinch for the “smarter half” of users, these aren’t the math and verbal know-how questions you’d probably expect. Fortunately, they only require a 50% to pass, so people have a fighting chance.
Source:Whimn
Zoo Will Name a Rat After Your Ex, Feed it to a Snake
A Texas zoo is allowing jilted Valentine's Day revelers to name a cockroach or a rat after their ex – and then see it fed to a larger animal. TheSan Antonio Zoo's "Cry Me A Cockroach"event allows visitors to the zoo website to pay $5 to name a cockroach after their ex, or $25 for a rat. The roaches will be fed to various animals, while the rats will be fed to snakes. The feeding will be live-streamed online so purchasers can witness the demise of their named animals.
- Would it be too much to tape the cockroach you named after your ex being fed to a rat and sending it to them?
- Would you be hurt if your ex did this or would it confirm why broke up in the first place?