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Want to confront your husband because you think he's cheating on you? You should know this going in. There are TWO WORDS he might say that are the single biggest giveaway that, yes, he's having an affair.
--And they are . . . "You're crazy."
--If you accuse someone who's not cheating, he'll be hurt and mad . . . but his instinct won't be to say you're crazy. His instinct will be to figure out why you thought he was cheating and reassure you that he's faithful.
--When someone IS cheating, they want to make you doubt YOURSELF instead. So by saying "you're crazy" over and over, they're trying to make you question your own judgment.
An NFL Player Took a Girl to Her Senior Prom After Her Date Cancelled at the Last Minute
Joyce Grendel is an 18-year-old senior at Independence High in Cleveland. Last week, just a few days before her senior prom on Friday night, her date backed out.
--So Joyce went on Twitter, and asked a Cleveland Browns player named Joe Haden if HE would be her date. She's a member of his fan club and a regular at his autograph signings and public appearances, so he recognized her name . . . and said YES.
--Joe has a $50 million contract with the team, but he enrolled in college early and regretted that he never got to go to his own prom. He said, quote, "I was nervous. I was getting ready [and asking] 'Does this look cool?' This is my prom too."
--So on Friday night, Joe showed up at Joyce's house in a grey three-piece suit, and drove her and her friend to the prom in his white Lamborghini.
YouTube is full of basketball and football trick-shot videos. But now someone decided to make a trick-shot video using vinyl RECORDS and a record player.
--Apparently it's a marketing campaign for a new music-sharing app called MusicBunk, but it's still great. The best shot is when a guy throws a record from a second-story window, bounces it off a satellite dish, then lands it on the turntable.
Wonder how many records where broken in the making of this video!
This week, all the major networks are unveiling their schedules for next season . . . and yesterday, Fox took its turn.
--The biggest news is that BRITNEY SPEARS and DEMI LOVATO are replacing PAULA ABDUL and NICOLE SCHERZINGER as judges on "X Factor". There's been a TON of speculation about this, but now it's FINALLY official.
--Britney and Demi appeared with SIMON COWELL and L.A. REID at a Fox event yesterday.
--Britney said, quote, "I'm so excited about this whole experience. It's going to be so much fun and so different from anything I've ever done. I'm ready to find the true star."
--Demi said, quote, "I am totally stoked to be here . . . I'm excited to represent my generation and I'm ready to find the winner."
-Some would argue . . . rightfully . . . that Britney and Demi seem even LESS qualified to be judges than Paula and Nicole were, and that they chose NAMES and BUZZ over EXPERIENCE and CREDIBILITY, at least from a judging standpoint.
--Regardless, SIMON COWELL defended the selections. He said, quote, "Britney remains one of the biggest stars in the world. She's talented, fascinating . . . and I believe she knows exactly how to spot 'The X Factor.'
--"Demi's had an amazing career in music, TV and film for someone her age. She's young, confident, and enthusiastic. I think it's really important that she speaks to our younger audience."
We're not sure if this video was set up or not. But if it's legit, then this is the coolest three-year-old on the PLANET.
--There's a video on YouTube of a three-year-old kid sleeping in the backseat of a car. Then his parents put on the Nirvana song "Breed" . . . and he wakes himself up playing AIR DRUMS. He starts playing before he even opens his eyes.
From their Youtube page:
"How to wake up a sleeping kid.
Only 3 years old!
For all you commentators and viewers, just to clarify a few things about this video.
This is my half little brother and she is my sister. My mother married a BIG Viking :) So brother looks a little more than 3 years.
The last time we woke him up in the car, he got so grumpy and cranky. And since he loves this kind of music we just had to try a new method. I think there are parents that can recognize this scene.
He is half Norwegian and half Chilean."
Good to see everyone's priorities are nice and straight. According to a new survey, buying a new car gives people more pleasure than a NEW RELATIONSHIP . . . or even having a new BABY.
--Seriously. 92% of people surveyed said they get a lot of pleasure out of a new car . . . only 48% said they get a lot of pleasure from a new relationship, and 48% said they get a lot of pleasure from having a new baby.
--The main reason? Relationships and babies are incredible . . . but they also take work. A new car doesn't take any work . . . you just put in some gas and drive.
--The survey also found that people say a new car gives them more pleasure than a new house, new technology, a major home improvement, or a new pet.
--Again, it's probably because those things take more time and effort than a new car. Either that, or people have become extraordinarily twisted without us realizing it.
I'm not sure how it's possible for kids to get bored in the car in this era of handheld video game systems, cell phone games, iPads, and in-car DVD players . . . but they still manage to find a way.
--According to a global survey by the GPS company TomTom, the average American kid gets BORED 30 minutes into a family road trip.
--And our kids are actually slightly MORE patient than the global average . . . worldwide, the average kid gets bored within 27 minutes on a road trip.
--The survey also found that 41% of parents say being in the car on long trips with their kids is MORE STRESSFUL than being at work.
--52% offer treats to keep their kids quiet . . . and 24% respond to "Are we there yet?" by lying about how far away they actually are.
This weekend MY 1079 is playing 80's Ladies every 15 minutes to celebrate Mother's Day! Here's a list from Mother's Day Celebration dot com with some of the most timeless "mom-isms" of all time!
Money does not grow on trees.
Don't make that face or it'll freeze in that position.
If I talked to my mother like you talk to me....
Always change your underwear; you never know when you'll have an accident.
Be careful or you'll put your eye out.
What if everyone jumped off a cliff? Would you do it, too?
You have enough dirt behind those ears to grow potatoes!
Close that door! Were you born in a barn?
If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all.
Don't put that in your mouth; you don't know where it's been!
Be careful what you wish for, it might come true.
Don't eat those, they will stunt your growth.
If you don't eat those, you will stunt your growth.
What's meant to be, is meant to be. (Mom only used this when something bad happened or when you experienced a disappointment.)
It doesn't matter what you accomplish, I'll always be proud of you.
I hope that when you grow up, you have kids "Just Like you"! (Also known as the "Mother's Curse")
Because I'm your mother that's why.
This is why we can't have nice things.
If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times.
Eat your vegetables, those children in China (Africa, Vietnam) would be happy to have some broccoli to eat! (Contributed by Sheryl McDermott)
If you fall out of that tree and break you leg , don't come running to me.
"Cheer up, the worst is yet to come." Usually said in advance of grounding.
Someday your face is going to stick like that. (Contributed by Karen G in AL)
Don't look a gift horse in the mouth. (Contributed by Karen G in AL)
Yes, I *AM* the boss of you.
(Contributed by Karen G in AL)
Because I said so. (Contributed by Karen G in AL)
Just wait till your father gets home. (Contributed by Sandra Stofan)
No dessert till you clean off your plate.
(Contributed by Sandra Stofan)
I brought you into this world and I can take you OUT !!
(Mostly said after one of us 5 had done something really bad. Contributed by Marcie in Indiana)
I've got eyes in the back of my head, that's how
Get that thing out of your mouth! (or nose)
Just you wait until you have kids of your own - then you'll understand
You tell that bully to cut it out or you'll tell the teacher...
I slave for hours over a hot stove and this is the thanks I get?!
Honestly... You'd lose your head if it wasn't screwed on!
Honestly, that cardigan looks great on you - the girls had better watch out with you around!
Bored! How can you be bored? I was never bored at your age.
Who'll end up walking, bathing and feeding it...?
ZZ TOP appears in a new online ad for Jeremiah Weed bourbon, where they're performing their new single "I've Got to Get Paid".
--It's only a 90-second clip of the song. There's no word when the whole thing will be out. ZZ Top has a new album on the way . . . it'll be their first since "Mescalero" came out in 2003. There's no title or release date yet. (My, what big teeth they have!)
On April 22nd, a 32-year-old paralyzed woman named Claire Lomas tried to run the London Marathon wearing a $70,000 bionic suit. The suit responds to changes in a person's balance, and moves their arms and legs for them. But it doesn't move very quickly . . . so it took her two weeks to finish the race. She went about two miles a day, and became the first person to run a marathon in a bionic suit when she finished Tuesday.
Next time someone you know brags about their ipad, ask them if they've always been mean. That'll get their attention and get them shut up! Check this out:
A survey of Canadian workers by Toshiba found that the biggest source of stress in the office is . . . technology that doesn't work right.
--40% of people said malfunctioning technology was the most stressful thing in the office. And 52% say they don't have enough time for other work responsibilities because of tech problems.
--57% said that their boss would allow technology failure as a valid excuse for missing a deadline.
--iPads and tablets seem to be the most stressful technology . . . people who use them are three times more likely to YELL at co-workers when they feel stressed. 86% of tablet users say they're stressed, which is 18% higher than laptop users.
Researchers at the University of Bergen in Norway have developed a way to tell whether you're becoming addicted to Facebook. Check it out . . .
--Women, introverts, and people who are disorganized are more likely to develop a problem. The researchers also came up with six questions that will help determine whether you're addicted.
--Using a scale of one to five, rate how closely each question relates to you. If you give yourself a four or a five on at least four of the questions, you might be an addict.
#1.) Do you spend a lot of time thinking about Facebook, or planning HOW you'll use it?
#2.) Do you feel an urge to use Facebook more and more?
#3.) Do you use Facebook to forget about personal problems?
#4.) Have you tried unsuccessfully to quit or cut down?
#5.) Do you become restless or troubled if you're prohibited from using Facebook?
#6.) Has using Facebook had a negative impact on your job or studies?
If you woke up on the wrong side of the bed, we're here to help. Here are five things you should know if you woke up in a bad mood today.
#1.) Talking to a Stranger Might Help. A study at the University of British Columbia found that even short interactions with someone new can put people in a better mood.
--They think it's because we PRETEND to be cheerful when we're around new people. And just PRETENDING to be happy can make you FEEL happy.
#2.) Talk to Someone Who's in a GOOD Mood. Happy people are pretty much the most annoying thing in the world when YOU'RE not happy.
--But a recent study found that both happiness and depression might be contagious. Obviously not in the way the FLU is contagious. But being around happy people tends to improve your mood . . . which isn't surprising.
#3.) You're Better at Spotting a Lie. Researchers in Australia found that when you're in a good mood, you tend to be more trusting and easier to fool. And when you're in a bad mood, you're more skeptical.
#4.) You're Less Likely to Be Superstitious. That's according to "The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology". When you're happy, you're more likely to follow your gut, even when it's not rational.
#5.) You're Not the Only One. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 9.5% of American adults suffer from mood disorders, including depression.
--Anxiety disorders are a separate category. About 18% of Americans have some sort of issue with anxiety.
--"Neck of the Woods", the third album from the Silversun Pickups
--"Stop Us If You've Heard This Before", Barenaked Ladies . . . It includes some unreleased tracks, plus a live cover of theBeastie Boys song "Shake Your Rump". (--How inadvertently timely. "My man MCA has got a beard like a billy goat!")
--"Dee Does Broadway", Dee Snider . . . The lead singer from Twisted Sister gives his rock 'n' roll take on Broadway classics. His guests include Cyndi Lauper, Clay Aiken, and Bebe Neuwirth, who you know as Frasier's wife Lilith on "Cheers".
--"Hello", the YouTube sensation Karmin . . . [EP] (--Here's their YouTube channel.)
--"Lateness of the Hour", the debut album from British singer Alex Clare . . . whose biggest claim to fame was dating Amy Winehouse back in 2006. You can check out his sound here . . . soundcloud.com/alexclareofficial.
--"After Hours", Glenn Frey of The Eagles . . . This album features Glenn's covers of old school classics like "The Look of Love", "The Shadow of Your Smile", "For Sentimental Reasons", and "Route 66".
--"This Is How I Feel", R&B singer Tank . . . His guests include Chris Brown, Busta Rhymes, and T.I.
--"AM/FM", actress Rita Wilson . . . a.k.a. the wife of Tom Hanks. It features her covers of classic songs from the '60s and '70s that she listened to on AM and FM radio as she was growing up, including "Come See About Me", "Cherish", "Never My Love", and "Angel of the Morning".
--The Danny Elfman score to Johnny Depp's"Dark Shadows".
--"Kidz Bop Ultimate Hits", Kidz Bop Kids . . . Why you people continue to buy this watered-down nonsense is beyond me. But this latest collection of childish covers includes "Single Ladies", "California Gurls", "Tik Tok", and "I Gotta Feeling".
Last month, 69-year-old Yuri Ticuic from the Siberia region of Russia got into a fight with his wife over her LOUSY COOKING. He was so mad that her soup was always cold, that he stormed out of the house.
--And then he got lost in a frozen Siberian forest. Where he wasn't found for THIRTY DAYS.
--Yuri survived by scavenging for berries, EATING HAY, and DRINKING SNOW. I think this goes without saying . . . but at that point, he probably missed his wife's cold soup A LOT.
--After a month, some farmers finally found him. He was too weak to walk and severely frostbitten. Doctors may end up having to amputate both of his legs.
--Yuri told reporters he'll never criticize his wife's cooking again.
Last Tuesday, six-year-old Elspeth "Beanie" Mar was eating lunch in the cafeteria of the Caroline Wenzel Elementary School in Sacramento, California when she noticed another girl was having trouble.
--Aniyah Rigmaiden began choking on an apple slice. She grabbed her throat and turned red, and Elspeth leapt into action.
--She gave Aniyah the Heimlich maneuver and got her breathing again.
--When she was asked how she knew what to do, Elspeth said she learned the Heimlich from a show on the Disney Channel called "The A.N.T. Farm".
--Producers of the show found out about the story, and are bringing Elspeth, Aniyah, and another boy in the class to Los Angeles to watch them film an episode.
--According to separate surveys on Mother's Day spending in the U.S. and Canada, your son loves you more than your daughter.
--In the U.S., the average man will spend $189.74 on Mother's Day. That's almost 62% more than the average woman, who will spend $117.42.
--In Canada, the average man will spend $105.02 on Mother's Day. That's 69% more than the average woman, who will spend $61.99.
--According to one retail analyst, men usually spend more on gifts for big holidays than women. Quote, "Men tend to have their wallets out less often. But when they do, it's for big purchases. So there's a different expectation about what to spend."
55-year-old Sharon Simmons of Carrollton, Texas is a single mother and a grandmother of two. And on Saturday, she tried out to become a DALLAS COWBOYS cheerleader.
--Now . . . she doesn't LOOK like a stereotypical grandmother. She's been entering fitness competitions since she turned 50, and has won nine of the 20 she's entered. She's also got a six-pack and blonde hair.
--So Sharon tried out to become a Cowboys cheerleader along with hundreds of other women. She says she actually forgot her routine, but improvised okay.
--Right now, the oldest cheerleader in the NFL is 43-year-old Laura Vikmanis, who's a cheerleader for the Cincinnati Bengals.
--There's one last point that most of the media is dancing around, since this is a feel-good story. But we're not afraid of the truth: While it's impressive that Sharon tried out, she didn't get a callback, so she won't be a Cowboys cheerleader.
MY 1079 had TWO followers go to see Weird Al-and the reviews were stellar! Here's what Miranda from Alexandria had to say1
MY 1079: Have you ever been to a concert before Weird Al?
Weird Fans: Yes, but this is my 7th Al show and my daughter's second show.
MY 1079: Was there an encore? (The last song after the last song of the show.)
He closed, as he has done traditionally in recent years, with the The Saga Begins (the Star Wars/American Pie parody) followed by Yoda.
MY 1079: Did he change clothes? (Fat suit for FAT? White and Nerdy? Like a Surgeon?)
Weird Fans: As my friend put it, he has more costume changes than Katy Perry. Yes, the fat suit was worn for Fat, he came out on a Segway for White and Nerdy, but he did not do Like a Surgeon. He (and sometimes his band) have a costume for nearly every song.
MY 1079: Did he do ALL of his songs?
Weird Fans: Uh, no, Impossible! He does wrap some of them into mini-medleys though which get a few more in.
MY 1079: Was the show interactive? Did he talk to the crowd?
Weird Fans: He generally doesn't talk too much to the crowd other than "Hello, Indianapolis" and "Good night, we love you!" because he is doing costume changes between the songs. However, he did venture out into the audience for Wanna Be Ur Lovr for some well-played interactive silliness.
MY 1079: Were there any videos to go along with the show?
Weird Fans: A Weird Al show is truly a multi-media event. During his costume changes, he uses videos from his comedic bits and references to himself on other shows (like 30 Rock and How I Met Your Mother) and also shows some of his videos/animations while he sings.
MY 1079: On a scale of 1-10 (10 being the BEST EVER 1 being worse than a Sinead O'Connor/Tiny Tim duet) how would you rate the Weird Al Show?
Weird Fans: 9 ½ if not a complete 10…
MY 1079: Would you see Weird Al again and recommend his show to your friend(s)? (In lieu of friends, family members may substituted.)
Weird Fans: Yes and yes. Al is very family friendly and he's still very funny and puts on a well-done, enjoyable show.
MY 1079: What was the BEST part of the show?
Weird Fans: Oh, too hard to say, but when I asked my 11 year old after the show, she said, "The Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, and Star Wars songs."
Two MY 1079 followers went to the Weird Al show on 5/6! Here's what Nicholas from Whiteland had to say!
MY 1079: You went to the Weird Al concert/show/multi-media extravaganza on Sunday night at the Old National Center/Live Nation/Murat Theatre/Egyptian Room/Center Plate catering Theatre. Why?
Weird Fans: Who doesn't love Weird Al??? Funny, very entertaining, and one heck of an entertainer… It took my back to Junior High School when I first heard his songs…
MY 1079: Have you ever been to a concert before Weird Al?
Weird Fans: First Weird Al Concert
MY 1079: What was the first song he performed?
Weird Fans: Polka Face
MY 1079: Was there an encore? (The last song after the last song of the show.) Yes, The Saga Begins (Star Wars Parody of American Pie)
MY 1079: Did he change clothes? (Fat suit for FAT? White and Nerdy? Like a Surgeon?)
Weird Fans: Almost every song Fat - Fat Suit, Amish Paradise - Amish Suit, Born this Way – Monster suit… Smells like Nirvana – Grunge, White & Nerdy – Came out on Segway, The Saga Begins – Jedi Outfit
MY 1079: Did he do ALL of his songs?
Weird Fans: Almost!
MY 1079: Was it all live or did he lip synch?
Weird Fans: Live
MY 1079: Was the show interactive? Did he talk to the crowd?
Weird Fans: Yes very much so, He went out into the theatre and danced/performed in the aisles…
MY 1079: Were there any videos to go along with the show?
Weird Fans: Yes, he had very funny video shorts play in between songs, and multimedia video for every performance
MY 1079: On a scale of 1-10 (10 being the BEST EVER 1 being worse than a Sinead O'Connor/Tiny Tim duet) how would you rate the Weird Al Show?
Weird Fans: 10
MY 1079: Would you see Weird Al again and recommend his show to your friend(s)? (In lieu of friends, family members may substituted.)
Weird Fans: Absolutely
MY 1079: What was the BEST part of the show?
Weird Fans: So many to choose from… I enjoyed Amish Paradise, White & Nerdy, and Wanna B Ur Lovr. It was all great.
SHAQILLE O'NEAL will officially become a DOCTOR tomorrow . . . when he graduates from Miami's Barry University with a doctorate in education.
--That's right . . . by tomorrow afternoon, this country will have a 7-foot-1, 325-pound doctor of education. Specifically, his degree is in organizational learning and leadership, with a specialization in human resource development.
--He's been working on it for four and a half years, and he graduates with a 3.81 GPA.
--Shaq says, quote, "Kids can still call me Shaq, but adults should call me Dr. O'Neal."
--As for why he did it, he says, quote, "One, I wanted to continue challenging myself, see if I could do it. I was a medium-level juvenile delinquent, didn't believe in school. But my parents instituted no pass-no play in our house, and that changed my life.
--"Also, a lot of kids look up to me, especially my own kids, and now that I'm not playing anymore, I want them to have something to look up to me for."
--In 1992, Shaq left Louisiana State after three years to join the NBA. But he eventually finished his bachelor's degree. Then in 2005, he got a master's in business administration online, through the University of Phoenix.
--And he says he's not done learning. He's looking at a possible degree in law or psychology next.
--Shaq is also a reserve police officer in Miami Beach and Los Angeles.
(--Shaq's non-educational accomplishments include four NBA championships . . . for which he was MVP three times. He was also league MVP in 2000 . . . and he's a 15-time All-Star. He's currently an NBA analyst for TNT.)
(--And, unfortunately, he's also a rapper and actor.)
Piko-Chan lives in Yokohama, Japan . . . he's a type of pet parakeet known as a budgerigar. Or budgie, for short.
--And he escaped from his home on Sunday, flew downtown, and landed on the shoulder of a hotel guest. That person turned him over to police, so they could find his owner.
--It took a couple days, but Piko-Chan made the job a lot easier for police . . . when he began repeating his full street address.
--The 64-year-old woman who owned him trained him to say it, just in case he ever got lost, and he was also able to tell police his name.
According to a survey in Canada by a theater chain called Cineplex Entertainment, the average person goes to their first movie in a theater when they're nine years old.
--60% of people say that they've been to a movie on a first date, and 35% of people say it's the most common place to take a first date, ahead of dinner and going to a party.
--Here are our biggest pet peeves about going to the movies:
#1.) When other people won't SHUT UP: 33% said that people talking was the worst.
#2.) When the person behind you KICKS your SEAT: 18% of people think that's the worst.
#3.) When someone sits RIGHT in front of you, even though there are plenty of other seats: 14% of people mentioned that.
If you're ever feeling out of it at work, you've probably heard that going for a walk can clear your head and get your creative juices going. But if you're stuck at your desk, here are four OTHER ways to do it.
#1.) Don't Work in Silence. According to a recent study in the "Journal of Consumer Research", people who work with a level of noise equal to what you'd hear in a coffee shop come up with more innovative ideas for solving problems. So, you should listen to MY1079 at work!
#2.) If You Get Frustrated, Don't Take a Break. When you're figuring something out, first the left side of your brain starts looking for the most logical answer. If it can't find one, you might feel like stepping away and coming back to it later.
--But if you push through, the right side of your brain starts coming up with more CREATIVE ways to solve the problem. The switch from left to right is usually what causes a "eureka" moment.
#3.) Make Sure There's Something Blue to Look At. Studies have shown that the color blue brings to mind peace, tranquility, and open space . . . which can put you in a more creative mood.
--You don't have to repaint the walls though. Even a blue picture on your desk can help. The WORST color for creativity is red: According to research from the University of British Colombia, it makes people think about danger, mistakes, and caution.
#4.) Pretend You're a Kid. Instead of just being purely creative, adults tend to worry too much about what other people will think. So you end up constantly second-guessing yourself.
--In one study, people came up with twice as many creative solutions after they were told to pretend they were seven years old, and write an essay about what they'd do with a day off from school.
iPause (noun) /eye pawz/- a unit of time measured from when a light turns green, until the driver in front of a line of cars looks up from his iPhone or iPod, realizes the light changed, and starts driving.
--Example: I got caught pulling a LONG iPause earlier today. Fortunately my friendly fellow drivers were more than happy to lay on their horns and get me to drive. Nice people.
It's refreshing to see that even in this anti-bullying era . . . when bullies aren't allowed to tell you you're ugly anymore . . . people still want to call THEMSELVES ugly.
--The hottest cell phone app in the WORLD right now is called Ugly Meter. And it just does one thing: It scans your face and tells you how ugly you are on a scale of one to 10.
--The app analyzes your face and looks for symmetry, proportions, and overall bone structure . . . so things like makeup or facial hair don't really affect the outcome. It wants to get to the root of your attractiveness.
--Now, naturally, attractiveness is subjective in a lot of ways . . . so you shouldn't be DEVASTATED if it tells you you're a seven or eight on the ugliness scale.
--The app costs 99 cents in the iPhone and Android app stores. Since it became a phenomenon, the creators say they've pulled in more than $500,000.
--If you do worry being defriended on Facebook, researchers at Arizona State University used focus groups and studies to come up with these ten SCIENTIFICALLY-PROVEN rules to keep people from defriending you on Facebook. Check 'em out . . .
#1.) Return the favor. When someone posts on your wall or comments on your photo, you're expected to respond.
#2.) No disrespectful postings. You shouldn't publicly write anything negative on Facebook about one of your friends.
#3.) Think before you post. Think about the negative impact a post could have on someone. Like, if a friend of yours is home on workers' comp, don't post a photo of him wrestling a bear.
#4.) Don't repost. If someone deletes something you posted on their wall or untags a photo, don't repost it.
#5.) Don't rely on Facebook to replace real communication. You should tell your real friends big news before you post it on Facebook. Like whether you're pregnant.
#6.) Be honest.
#7.) Don't be an addict. Don't be the person who posts so much that it becomes over the top.
#8.) Protect yourself. Don't post information that could be used against you.
#9.) Use common sense. Think before you post . . . your friends don't want to feel bad for you because you post something incredibly stupid, like negative information about your boss, or a photo of you committing a crime.
#10.) Don't put your friends' jobs in jeopardy. Think about how your friend will look to their boss or a potential employer before you post something potentially-damaging on their wall.
Want to confront your husband because you think he's cheating on you? You should know this going in. There are TWO WORDS he might say that are the single biggest giveaway that, yes, he's having an affair.
Joyce Grendel is an 18-year-old senior at Independence High in Cleveland. Last week, just a few days before her senior prom on Friday night, her date backed out. 
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Last month, 69-year-old Yuri Ticuic from the Siberia region of Russia got into a fight with his wife over her LOUSY COOKING. He was so mad that her soup was always cold, that he stormed out of the house.
Last Tuesday, six-year-old Elspeth "Beanie" Mar was eating lunch in the cafeteria of the Caroline Wenzel Elementary School in Sacramento, California when she noticed another girl was having trouble. 
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MY 1079 had TWO followers go to see Weird Al-and the reviews were stellar! Here's what Miranda from Alexandria had to say1
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