I recently lost almost 40 pounds (and I'm still going) so I can tell you what I did.
First, I quit drinking. That was a few thousand calories a week that did me no good, and cost a lot to boot.
I recently lost almost 40 pounds (and I'm still going) so I can tell you what I did.
First, I quit drinking. That was a few thousand calories a week that did me no good, and cost a lot to boot.
1. Use decent bread. 2. Use too much peanut butter. 3. After spreading out, remove excess.
This is deep magic and beyond Lifehacker's skill to teach. I do, however, agree that putting peanut butter in the fridge is an unpardonable offense.
Creating meals ahead of time can save you a lot of money and stress, but it may also leave you with soggy…
I can't think of any all-you-can-eats that are better than Brazilian BBQ.
Wait, Shoney's has a bar? I haven't been in almost 20 years, but I always remembered it like Denny's, IHOP, Waffle House, etc.
BLASPHEMY! The AT&T guy with the kids is hilarious!
I'm in the same boat. It sucks being a night-owl forced to live in an exclusively morning oriented world. However, the good news may be that over the last 30 or so years that things have gotten a little better with attempts to accommodate more night time algorithms. (Or should I say biorhythms?) But it's still pretty…
I vaguely remember the concept of a military training exercise of some sort going horribly wrong as being one of the theories being floated around back then. Terrorists would be shouting from the rooftops about taking down a civilian airliner. The military would not be.
Someone else pointed out that rappers and R&B artists seem to never visit the hospital, while performers from literally all other genres do.
Maybe — just maybe — instead of focussing on how students pull all-nighters, we should focus on why they're pulling all-nighters in the first place. While taking Adderall as a study aid isn't good for you, existing in a system (like the U.S. college system, for example) that limits your access to proper rest is just…
I will never for the life of me understand why people think that "mental illness trolling" is an actual thing that people actually do. In a society that stigmatizes mentally ill people as badly as we do, people don't just have fake breakdowns for Twitter followers and The Lulz. Stop being so damn cynical. Actual…
You pay these people for a service. Be polite, but give no shits what they think
First off, I'm sorry you're going through this. Sucky weeks suck all round.
I have zero experience in these kind of situations, so feel free to disregard my advice, because it's probably naive.
Bill Paxton—forever, he will be Chet from "Weird Science."
So I broke up with my therapist this week. (At the end of Bonnet's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Thursday, no less.)
Sweet Christmas, the kid is barely a year old. He doesn't have to have seen the movie. He might have an Iron Man toy or been left in front of an Iron Man cartoon and his parents just told him he was going to "meet Iron Man". He probably doesn't even understand the concept of what a movie is.
Absofuckinglutely. I gained sixty pounds during my pregnancy and I was more than a bit disfigured; aching joints and muscles, badly swollen hands, ankles, feet, face...i just didn't look like myself or feel good at all. But I'm only judging myself and how I feelin my body, not applying any kind of standard to anyone…