If you have a Facebook account (and let’s be honest, who doesn’t?) then you’ve seen Humans of New York.

Chances are, you’ve come across at least one inspiring HONY photo that your best friend’s aunt posted on her timeline. The project was started in 2010 by photographer Brandon Stanton to map the lives and stories of New Yorkers.

Stanton will post a photograph of an intriguing human in New York along with a quote they said about their life. It’s an inspiring blog that allows people to look through the lens of another person’s life.

But then, some Millennials created a parody.

It’s surprising that it took five whole years for a parody account of HONY to come about considering that the original blog has over 8 million followers. Elite Daily writers, Connor Toole and Alec MacDonald created “Millennials of New York,” a parody Instagram account that makes fun of our generation.

Millennials of New York humorously catalogs the trials and tribulations of being a millennial, while looking at our thoughts on political activism, Tindering, and asking our parents for money when the struggle is real. It’s hard to look at the page without wanting to hang your head in shame because you’ve probably said something similar at one point. Yup, it’s every once of satirical brilliance you hoped it would be.

See what these Millennials have to say about their New York lives:

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In the Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal there lives a very intriguing tribe of people.

Known as the Sentinelese, they have lived apart from the rest of the world for 60,000 years. The few who have attempted to make contact with them have mainly ended up dead.

The Sentinelese hold up javelins as they see outsiders approaching:

The Sentinelese are quite possibly the most isolated tribe in the world and are believed to have descended from the first human beings when we made our way out of Africa 125,000 yeas ago. While they are often described as belonging to the “Stone Age,” they do in fact make weapons from metal recovered from shipwrecks, though researchers believe they live in a hunter-gatherer society.

They Sentinelese live on an island the size of Manhattan, surrounded by a three-mile exclusion zone that the Indian government established to prevent further violence:

The few incidents of contact with the Sentinelese have ended quite poorly for both sides. In 1880, a British expedition basically pulled a feat worthy of a Hollywood alien abduction movie. 20-year-old Maurice Vidal Portman, the local colonial administrator, led the expedition with the intentions of taking a few islanders, treating them well, giving them gifts to demonstrate friendliness, and sending them home for supper.

From the Sentinelese perspective it looked something like this:

Four children and an elderly couple were minding their own business one day, when a really big ship unlike anything they’d ever seen, took them captive. The six islanders were taken against their will to Port Bliar (which probably felt like the Death Star for these people that didn’t know what iron was) and were held captive there. The elderly couple had never experienced European diseases, so they didn’t have the immunity to fight them off, thus falling ill and dying. The children were soon sent home with European gifts (all of which were covered in foreign bacteria, which may have caused an epidemic). Relations have been pretty shotty since. To be fair, Portman and his crew probably didn’t mean to do this. They really thought they were being friendly, they just didn’t plan ahead (oops).

Since this first encounter, there have been a few exploratory missions, including expeditions where gifts have been left on the beach. The Sentinelese have made it pretty clear they want nothing to do with modern civilization, killing anybody who gets too close. Fishermen who drifted too close to the island in 2006 ended up dead. The Coast Guard couldn’t even retrieve the bodies because they were met with a deluge of arrows.

Perhaps the strangest encounter happened in 1970:

Indian anthropologist T. N. Pandit found his research party cornered on the reef flats between North Sentinel and Constance Island. An eye witness gave an account saying warriors came onto the beach with a hostile attitude. The research party attempted to show they wanted to be friends, but tensions only grew.

At this moment, a strange thing happened — a woman paired off with a warrior and sat on the sand in a passionate embrace. This act was being repeated by other women, each claiming a warrior for herself, a sort of community mating, as it were. Thus did the militant group diminish. This continued for quite some time and when the tempo of this frenzied dance of desire abated, the couples retired into the shade of the jungle. However, some warriors were still on guard.

Yup, you read that right. The women of the tribe alleviated the tension by having sex with the men. No researchers have ever gotten close enough to study this bizarre ritual, so nobody knows why it happened or if this is a frequent occurrence. I suppose, some in this world relieve tension with alcohol, while others simply have sex on the beach.

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Long distance relationships used to mean writing hand-written letters that you sent in the mail. Today, thanks to technological advancements, we have Skype, text, and Snapchat. Although these apps are useful, the same struggles of long distance still stand true.

While is may seem difficult, it is possible to make things work between you and your boyfriend or girlfriend as long as you both are willing to make some major changes to your behavior.

Take a look at these five things you need to know before entering a long distance relationship in order to go the distance:

5. You will make a lot of Sacrifices.

Part of the reason why long distance relationships are so challenging is that if you want it to work, the relationship has to be your number one priority at all times. Whether you’re sacrificing sleep, time with friends, or money, you will eventually run into a situation where sacrifices are necessary.

Being prepared for this, and keeping the end-game of being together in mind will help you come to terms with missing out on that girl’s night

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4. Your schedule will be a delicate science.

I seriously once told my college advisor that I couldn’t take a class because it interfered with talking to my boyfriend. She was more concerned with my graduating, while I was only concerned with making my 16,000 mile long distance relationship work.

Whether there’s a 16-hour time difference, or none at all, it’s always hard to find 30 minutes to an hour of time every day that you can set aside to talk with your partner. Once you do find a time that works for you both, it’s important to prioritize your to-do list so you will realistically be able to make it work.

3. Trust is key.

There is no room in a long distance relationship for petty games, and trust issues. By agreeing to be in this type of relationship, you are accepting the fact that you have little to no control over your partner’s actions, and the sooner you come to terms with this, the better. If you try to control each other, you’ll just drive each other crazy.

All you can do is make each other a priority, and stick to your schedule (how romantic, I know) as much as possible. You’ll be able to tell if the effort is one sided, and that’s when it’s OK to be concerned.

2. There will be a lot of traveling.

Depending on how far away you are to your significant other, you may be traveling to another city every month. If the distance is further, you may not be able to afford to travel so frequently, but traveling is part of the long distance territory.

Finding time to see each other will be one of the most taxing (physically, emotionally, and monetarily) parts of the relationship, but when you do finally have a plan to see each other again, it helps take the pressure off of the situation. Seeing each other for the first time in months will also make you so much more appreciative of each other, and you’ll learn to never take the small things, like sitting on the same couch together, for granted.

1. People are going to assume the relationship won’t make it.

I get it. Things are stacked against us, and the statistics of long distant relationships lasting aren’t good. But no relationship is a guarantee, and we knew that from the start. Hearing these negative comments will never be pleasant, but try to take them with a grain of salt. No one can really know the ins and outs of your relationship but you and your partner, so as long as you both are making an equal effort there’s no need to get defensive.

Have you ever been in a long distance relationship? Share your experience with us in the comments below.

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Your friends call you picky, critical, and even OCD, but you know you just like things to be precise.

Take a look at these 15 GIFs that are sure to satisfy even the pickiest of perfectionists:

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Are you satisfied after watching these GIFs? Share with us in the comments below.

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Imagine coming home from vacation to find a very large surprise.

And no, not that kind of surprise, a large zucchini surprise… because it happens to all of us right?

We go away for a few weeks and come home to huge zucchini’s growing in our garden.

And then we take pictures of them so innocently.

Yet, it looks so wrong.

We are very happy for this woman and the large zucchini’s that she has unknowingly grown.

We hope she uses them well in some Zucchini Pizza Casserole, Zucchini Pasta, or my personal favorite- Zucchini Pie.

She may have more guests than she expected now because we would like to invite ourselves over for some zucchini.

We think there is enough to go around:

Biggest one was 16 inches long and 12 inches around, she said.

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What exactly is the special sauce of happy couples?

Is it expensive cars, clothes, trips, or status that makes them so happy?

Or, is it the little things, like listening to one another, showing affection, being understanding, cuddling, and professing their love?

LifeDaily shares the answer with you in 7 Little Things Happy Couples Do Everyday:

1. They communicate

Communication is the most important thing when it comes to any relationship, and it is also a form of bonding. Honest and healthy communication is essential in happy couples, so explaining to your partner what’s bothering you and how you feel will go along way instead of pretending that nothing is wrong, and letting your feelings build up.

2. They are understanding

A healthy relationship is one where both people agree that they are going to make mistakes, and they have to practice being forgiving everyday. No one is perfect, nor will they ever be, so to hold our partner to unrealistic expectations is only going to harm you in the end. Practice being understanding.

3. They grow common interests

Happy couples tend to enjoy each other’s company no matter what they are doing. You may not enjoy watching Sunday Football with your man, and he may not enjoy watching the Housewives with you, but there are certain things that you can do together. Such as learning to cook together by taking classes, or going to see a show or concert.

4. They spend time together

This one may be obvious, but I’m talking about uninterrupted quality alone time, where you both can truly connect. Everyone is so busy with work and school that it’s very hard to find time to spend alone together. But the key here is to spend time alone that doesn’t include phones and distractions like checking your social media accounts.

5. They cuddle

Which is not to say that if you don’t enjoy cuddling, you are doomed for disaster, but for those that do enjoy it, it is very beneficial for your relationship. Cuddling with your partner provides you with a sense of warmth and comfort, and it’s a bonding experience.

6. They appreciate one another

A happy couple does their best to never take one another for granted. Over time it’s easy to get comfortable, but if you are constantly reminding yourself of how lucky and grateful you are to have your partner, you will never grow tired of them.

7. They express their love everyday

It’s the little things that count, and expressing how you feel towards your partner is very important. Saying “I love you,” and writing your partner a love letter or a love note goes a long way. It’s nice to even send a sweet or sexy message to your partner during the busy day just to let them know you are thinking of them and you care.

8. They plan their futures together

Planning for the future can take many forms. One being sitting down with calendars and calculators, and planning a time line for when you want to achieve your goals, and creating a budget. Another form is sitting down and having deep and meaningful conversations on future plans for your lives together.

Remember, a happy couple is a team and works like a team.

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Shopping for furniture with your boyfriend or girlfriend for can be boring, stress-enducing, and just plain time-consuming. In a recent shopping trip to IKEA, this man figured out a genius way to get out as quickly- and humorously- as possible.

While his puns may have tested the relationship, they also managed to make navigating the labyrinth of furniture much faster.

“What did the guy say at the miniature horse race? Good luktnypon-y.”

“Hey Donna, I’ve got you on my reidar.”

“Donna, my hair’s a bit fluffly. Can you remind me to bygel later?”

“Donna, I don’t think we’ve got any of these, or you don’t anyway.”

Watch the entire video to hear the rest of this guy’s hilariously clever puns.

Would you have found this funny if your boyfriend/girlfriend did this during a shopping trip to Ikea? Share with us in the comments.

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You may be dreaming of getting away, even if it’s just for a few days.

Your surroundings are starting to bore you, and you’re sick of everything around you. You know you need to go away to be able appreciate what you have when you come back.

Here are 10 Signs You Need A Vacation:

1. You are stressed at work, in your home life, and basically every aspect.

2. When someone asks you to do something no matter how small, you absolutely cannot do it.

3. Work has become so irrelevant.

4. Your daily routine involves drinking a third cup of coffee at 4pm.

5. You have no motivation or desire to workout unless you have a vacation booked.

6. You’re too pale.

7. Your suitcases are currently being used for storage.

8. Your passport is collecting dust.

9. You are not excited for tomorrow.

10. And the weekend means nothing to you anymore.

If this is you, do yourself a favor and take a vacay.

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You would think people that “appeared” to have it all, would be happier than a pig in sh*t.

But the reality is, because materialistic things can never really fulfill you like love, family, friends, and feeding your passions can, often those people with the most things are no happier than the rest of us.

In fact, they have more stress in their lives because of their constant need to “Keep up with the Jones.” Basically nothing that they have will ever be good enough and they will never be relevant if they don’t sustain their wealth, and continue to purchase newer, bigger, and better things.

Take a look at 6 Reasons Why Materialistic People Are Not As Fulfilled As Imagined:

1. They treasure ownership of material objects

Anyone who values materialistic things- trendy clothes, flashy cars, jewelry, and expensive trips cannot be internally fulfilled unless they pour their money into their passions, and their inner well-being. E.g. purchasing writing classes so that you can become a better writer, or something that is going to be an investment in yourself and your future. Materialistic things can be taken from you at any moment, and no matter how many watches or cars that you buy, they will eventually either wear out, or lose value.

“The things you own, end up owning you. It’s only after you lose everything that you’re free to do anything.” – Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club.

2. They are worried about their economic future

Many materialists spend most of their money on “stuff.” And even if they have plenty of money in the bank, they are likely to worry about their financial future, and worry if they will make enough money to continue to support their lavish lifestyle. If we look at the economic ruin that Icelanders faced a few years ago, it was concluded that the ones who actually concentrated on regaining their economic status and wealth had lower levels of happiness than the group who focused on family and community life. And those who focused on those important things were much happier in the end and also more emotionally stable.

4. They are suffering from an addiction

After one gets over the initial excitement of making a new purchase, it quickly becomes a thing of the past. The initial buzz and excitement wears off, and the only likely thing to do is purchase something else so that you can feel that rush again. The Journal of Consumer Research shows that the pleasure in the acquisition of new things is short-lived, and the desire for short bursts of pleasure becomes an addiction. Many people have gone into debt because of numerous temporary consumer highs.

“It is the preoccupation with possessions, more than anything else that prevents us from living freely and nobly.” – Bertrand Russell

5. They are fooled by marketers

Marketing companies do a terrific job in making you believe that happiness, worthiness, fulfillment, and acceptance are linked to acquiring material objects. Think about it…. Nike will make you feel empowered, and Apple products are going to make you unique and stylish. See how they play wit you. And they do a fantastic job might I add, which is why they are insanely successful companies, profiting off of your weaknesses.

6. Liable to suffer from depression

Reality is, “Keeping up with the Jones” can make you sick. Materialistic people never realize that their spending power is not actually contributing in any way to their well-being. They would be shocked if they knew that billionaires tend to have higher rates of depression. The only difference money can make is when extremely poor people get enough to meet their basic needs. Once that is achieved, the pursuit of happiness is an entirely new adventure and cannot be bought.

7. More likely to have a marriage breakup

Materialism has been linked to many unhappy relationships. There was one study which involved 1,700 couples, and the unhappy couples involved in the study were those who had high materialism scores. Results showed there was a lack of contentment and affection in the materialistic couples, and the happier couples were those had lower materialism scores. Those so focused and concerned with acquiring new things, put that over communication, love, and genuine happiness in their marriage, thus leading to separation.

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Talking about doing things backwards!

A 14-year-old girl named Alyssa Kramer, from Poteau, Oklahoma appeared on the Today Show in 2012 with a very bizarre talent. When she learned how to read around age 6 or 7, her brain automatically read in both directions. In addition to reading English sentences the correct way (left to right), her brain also allowed her to read the words right to left too. She can instantly flip the words in her head and recite them back without a second thought.

She also says she just knows how they are pronounced and doesn’t have to think about it. Technically speaking, since there”s no official backwards dictionary and not many people can speak (or even think) in reverse, we really can’t argue with this young lady. She may have things backwards, but that’s exactly how they’re supposed to be for her.

Watch her bizarre talent below:

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In early 2015, this dog made international headlines for being the world’s largest pitbull. He belongs to Marlon and Lisa Grennan who run a canine training school, Dark Dynasty K9’s, in White Mountains, New Hampshire.

Hulk’s legendary mammoth size and impeccable training as a protection dog has made his offspring a hot commodity. His most recent litter of eight puppies was estimated to sell for upwards of $500,000 if they were trained as elite protection dogs.

Meet Hulk, a pitbull who weighs a staggering 175 lbs, and isn’t even fully grown.

“Hulk is a gentle giant and a great father. He will think nothing of laying down and licking his young puppies and is very gentle with them. He is an awesome dad.”

Taking after his father, this puppy already weighs over 15 lbs.

The newest litter of eight was estimated to sell for over half a million dollars should they be trained as elite guard dogs.

To see more of the incredible Hulk and his adorable litter watch the entire video below:

Can you believe these puppies are worth that much? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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If you’ve hit a plateau on the road to getting in shape, it might be time to re-examine your diet.

Many nutritionists believe that in order to see the results, exercise alone isn’t enough. You need to have a diet full of the vitamins and minerals to keep the body functioning properly. To be frank, you can’t out-exercise a bad diet. But in order to maximize your efforts, you should also be fueling your body with certain key nutrients at different times during the day.

To get the best results, be sure to revive your body with plenty of protein and some form of carbohydrate found in the foods above 20-60 minutes after you finish working out to allow the body to recover faster, feel more energized, and be ready to tackle your next workout.

Take a look at the 5 things you should be eating and drinking after a workout to set yourself up for success.

5. Eggs

Eggs are a complete source of protein and even contain branched-chain amino acids that help reduce damage to muscles. And don’t worry about cholesterol in eggs, because eggs contain the good kind of cholesterol called high density lipoprotein, which removes harmful cholesterol from places it shouldn’t be. Be sure to eat the whole egg, not just the egg whites, to get all the vitamin D, protein, and omega-3 fatty acids.

4. Sweet Potatoes

3. Green Tea

Green tea isn’t just good for warming you up in the winter or waking you up during your mid-day slump. Green tea is full of antioxidants that fight free radicals and metabolizes fat. One ingredient, Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), is also known for fighting chronic inflammatory conditions like cancer and Rheumatoid Arthritis

2. Salmon

Whey is an energy-restoring, fat-torching source of protein, and just one scoop of powder contains almost the same amount of protein as a whole chicken breast. Whey also causes insulin levels to spike, which replenishes energy stores. Research has shown that people who supplement with whey protein burn almost two times as much body fat compared to those who don’t.

However protein powders are considered a supplement by the FDA, which means that there’s not much regulation regarding a supplement’s ingredients so be sure to get a high quality sources, or have your doctor recommend a brand.

Are you getting the most out of your workouts? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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Mango just discovered the laws of physics.

Mango is a Cavachon pup who just discovered what happens when you bite a spring. Intrigued by his lack of understanding, he starts a battle with the doorstopper…and the doorstopper wins.

The video of the pooch was posted to Youtube by Mango T and naturally it’s going viral because, is there anything better in this life than a puppy challenging a doorstopper to a war of wits?

It was a challenging battle.

There were times we really thought the puppy was going to defeat the doorstopper, but then the stopper would pull a sly move and frighten the puppy. The puppy had courage and a mean growl, but the doorstopper had experience on his side. This was not the doorstopper’s first time at the rodeo. Havoc broke out and aggression ensued. In the end, the stopper was unstoppable.

Watch the drama unfold as this puppy attempts to beat a doorstopper:

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Food Fighters Chef & Host Adam Richman appeared on the Today show to share a recipe for spaghetti pie, and it went viral.

Today Show host Matt Lauer said it’s the best thing he’s had in a month, and “this is fantastic.” The rest of the cast proclaimed: “I agree,” and “It’s a family dinner dream!”

So what exactly is this mysterious spaghetti pie recipe? Well.. exactly what it says.

It is spaghetti or pasta mixed with cheese and tomato sauce all baked between turkey or sirloin beef.

It is an entire family meal in one dish, packed with everything you would need. And with a little salad on the side, your entire meal is done.

Chef Adam Richman explains how the spaghetti pie recipe came about:

“I was first introduced to a variation of this recipe by a fraternity brother from Emory University named Matt Sacks. Later on, while in graduate school, my stepmother—a pretty great cook in her own right—gave me her version of the recipe, which comes in handy not only as a great lunch or dinner, but as one that I can make and eat throughout the week. It operates on the same principle as a baked ziti, so feel free to change up the type of pasta or type of cheese or sauce as you see fit. But give the old classics a try—they are classics for a reason, after all!”

Below is the recipe taken from the TODAY show.

Ingredients

• 12 ounces spaghetti, cooked, ½ cup cooking water reserved
• 1 small yellow onion, chopped finely
• 1 pound ground turkey or sirloin beef
• 1 cup tomato paste, divided
• 3 large eggs
• 1 cup grated parmesan cheese
• 1½ cup shredded mozzarella
• 2 tablespoons olive oil
• Salt to taste

Preheat oven to 350.

In a large skillet, saute the onions until soft. Add ground turkey or beef, and ¾ cup of the tomato paste. Add half the reserved pasta water and stir well. Season with salt, to taste. Consistency should be like a thick Bolognese sauce. Add more cooking water as needed.

In a large bowl, mix together the cooked spaghetti, eggs, parmesan cheese, 1 cup of the mozzarella, and ¼ cup of the tomato paste.

Grease a 9 or 10-inch pie pan with olive oil. Spread half the meat mixture over the bottom of the pan. Add the spaghetti mixture and press it down to level it. Top with the remaining meat mixture, then scatter the remaining mozzarella on top.

Bake the pie in the oven for 30 to 35 minutes. Remove from the oven and let sit about 10 minutes. Use a sharp knife or pizza slicer to cut into wedges like a pie. Serve with a green salad.

Happy eating! If you make this let us know how it was!

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We’ve all gotten drunk and sent messages we quickly regretted.

If you’re like me, you like to do it in the form of text messages to your ex (cause nothing says “you gave up the best thing you ever had” quite like an angry text at 2am). Other times, we’ll do it in the form of posting a drunk tweet that is significantly less funny in the morning. There have even been those times when we’ve responded to an email from our boss while slightly inebriated. But one college student, the ambiguous Patrick Davidson, sent the most regrettable email that has ever been sent to a professor.

Fortunately, the professor was really cool about the whole thing. Despite the student calling the professor bald and offering to hook him up with a girl that can “get ur hair back and keep u bangin,” the professor laughed it off and gave the student an extension on the paper.

Mr. Davidson probably woke up Sunday morning with one hell of a hangover, a bruised ego, and an active Facebook feed. The exchange is going viral, and with the professor’s hilarious response, it’s easy to see why.

Perhaps next time, Mr. Davidson would be well advised to leave the phone at home:

The Professor’s response was equally priceless:

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This kid is going to grow up to have a huge ego.

Will is a toddler that managed to control the crowd at a Phillies Parade in 2008 by simply raising his hand. The toddler took control of the crowd by merely putting his hands up in the air. He didn’t even have to shout, “oh yeah.” The crowd did that for him.

Watch as Will realizes his potential for world domination:

Here’s what the YouTube poster wrote about the story behind the video:

We snuck out into the middle of Broad Street to snap a pic in front of City Hall and all the crowds. When Will raised his hands for the picture, cheers erupted. So he continued to repeat the gesture, getting wild response from the crowd on both sides of the street up and down the street as far as we could see. We couldn’t have planned this if we practiced and practiced. I wish the video was longer.

The video shows the incredible ability of a young human brain to reason. Will was able to piece together cause and effect. In this case, that child probably thinks he literally caused the crowd of people to cheer simply by willing them to do so (If only life worked that way).

And here’s Will wielding his power from another angle:

He only had one will to rule them all. What will come of this, baby Will?

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This episode of “Friends” was set to air on October 11, 2001, however the studio chose to alter the storyline after the events of 9/11.

In the episode, a recently married Monica and Chandler have already gotten hitched and are well on there way to their honeymoon. However, the two run into trouble at the airport when Chandler makes a poorly-timed joke about airplane bombs. The airing of the episode was even more poorly timed than Chandler’s joke. As a result, the studio chose to delete the scene and it’s easy to see why. However, it’s recently been making its round through the internet. Have you seen it?

This scene was deleted from episode 8.02 (The One Where Rachel Tells Ross) but the studio later included it in the “Friends history of the show” with a note behind the story.

This video was uploaded to Youtube in 2007:

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Traveling can be stressful when you’re trying to not miss your flight, and the TSA agent won’t let you through airport security, or they make you throw out your brand new, very expensive, beauty products. However, after seeing some of the crazy things they find in people’s luggage, I can see why they can be so strict.

Take a look at these 10 absurd, dangerous, and just plain dumb things the TSA has found in people’s bags.

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Can you believe how crazy some of the things the TSA actually finds in checked and carry-on bags? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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Dogs love to get dirty, and stay dirty. The mere mention of a bath can send a dog running for the hills.

This adorable Golden Retriever tries as hard as possible (and ultimately fails) to dig through the bath and escape.

“I will dig my way out of this bath prison!”

“Just a little more, then I will be free…”

“OK, a little harder than I thought. What is this thing made of?!”

“I think I need some help!”

Watch the video below to see just how hard this Golden Retriever tries to escape bath time.

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Did this hysterical dog put a smile on your face? Share with us in the comments.

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CBC Radio’s WireTap took a video of people of all ages (7 to 92) to find out what advice they would give someone younger.

And the outcome was hysterical!

A 7-year-old gave advice to a 6-year-old:

“Dear 6-year-old, training wheels are for babies, just let go already.” “Regards, a 7-year-old.”

An 8-year-old gave advice to an 7-year-old:

“Dear 7-year-old, no matter what anyone says, STAY WEIRD! Signed, an 8-year-old.”

A 9-year-old gave advice to an 8-year-old:

“Dear 8-year-old, find out your babysitter’s weakness then use it against them. Signed, a 9-year-old.”

A 12-year-old gave advice to a 9-year-old:

“Dear 9-year-old, don’t get involved with the ‘popular kids.’ They’re narcissistic capitalists that know nothing about politics. Signed, a 12-year-old.”

And so on.. All the way up to a 92-year-old, skipping a few ages in between..

The full video will make you laugh and tug at your heartstrings at the same time as the wisdom of the older people gets more sentimental..

Watch the full video below:

What advice would you give to your younger self?

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