Blind Pizza Crust Taste Test

– Can we guess the pizza– – From the crust alone? – Let’s talk about that. (funky electronic music) (fire crackles) – Good Mythical Morning. – And please welcome actor and YouTuber and friend of the show, Shay Mitchell! – Hi guys. – Hey! Welcome back. – Ah, thank you. – Welcome back. – Hey. – Yeah. – Okay now, last time you were here we played Meal or No Meal, and you ate some pretty gross things. – Sure did. – Mm-hmm. – But I think that Link’s vomiting was maybe the worst thing we subjected you to. – Yeah that was probably– – Eat that brain. (Link gags) (crew laughing) (Shay groaning) – Oh no. – Oh my goodness. – Oh no was right. – Yes. – And for some reason you agreed to come back. – And I agreed to come back, what do you know? Yeah.

– You shouldn’t worry though because this time, we’re just gonna be eating pizza crust. – That’s amazing. – Yes. – That sounds good. – And because we’re such nice guys, you don’t even have to eat the pizza, just the crust. It’s time for Adjust Your Disgust and Trust Your Wanderlust As You Blindly Eat Pizza Crust. – I don’t know why you use this voice to talk about pizza crust. – That’s my pizza crust voice. – Do you have a pizza crust voice? – I don’t. Maybe I do now. – Oh. – It just came out. – Okay so we’re gonna be, I’m gonna let it go. We’re gonna be tasting just the crust from five different pizza restaurants which are Little Caesars. – Domino’s. – Papa John’s. – Pizza Hut. – And Costco. – Oh.

– Now how confident are you in your pizza crust identification skills? – To be honest, I was feeling really confident when I knew it was gonna be the whole pizza. But now that you’ve just switched it to the crust, it’s gonna be a little trickier. – Right this is gonna be difficult, I mean, most of the times we don’t even eat the crust. – No exactly, I don’t. – You look at it. – Oh really, y’all are non-crust eaters? I’m a crust eater. – Ho. – I am, that’s what I do. Okay whoever gets the lowest score.

You’re not playing to win, you’re playing not to lose because whoever gets the lowest score will be named the anti-crust. Basically the Satan of pizza. – Okay. – And I have heard there is a costume. – All right. – All right let’s get to it. (funky music) – Round one. – As you can see, we can’t. – Yes. And all of the crust will be delivered to us on the patent pending Crusty Dangle.

– Ooh. – So let’s bring in the first one. – You ever been crusty dangled, Shay? – Nope, sure have not. – Oh okay here it is. – But that was my nickname in high school. (crew laughs) – Oh I keep hitting it, is this it? – I found it. – Are we going? – Bingo. – Mm, oh. – Mm. All right it’s kind of hitting me in the eyes. Which is a bit annoying. – It’s good. – It’s good. – It’s from– – It’s probably good because it’s just the first one we’ve tried. – Probably.

– I would tell ya right now, the moment it hit my taste buds, I was like– – Is it gone now? – I know what this is. – Me too. – I know where this is from. I feel almost 100% sure. – I think it’s gone now. – It’s gone? – You guys ready to guess? – Hold on, you think you’re 100% sure what this is? – What do you think Shay, do you like it? – I like it, you know what. – Do you know what it is? – (sighs) I’m gonna throw a wild guess out there.

– I’ve got a guess. – Okay here we go. Three, two, one. – Little Caesars. – Domino’s. – Oh what did you say? – Domino’s? – Okay Domino’s. – So Link and I both said Little Caesars. – Oh and I know that that was right. I’m not trying to gloat, Shay. – All right, all right. – It’s a little early for that but I guess I’m doing it. Way to go, Rhett. Good job Rhett, you were right. (funky music) – Round two.

– Dangle it. Oh, oh, it hit my forehead. That’s a sharp crust! – Mm, you learn a lot from the smell. – Okay, I went for the middle. ‘Cause I think they’re trying to trick me. – This is also good. – Mm-hmm. – I would say this one’s sweeter. – It is. – Isn’t it a sweeter crust? – A little sweeter. – I like pizza crust, guys. – Me too, who needs the other stuff? Okay. – Just straight up. – This pizza crust is not good though. – You don’t think it’s good? – What? – Too much sugar. – Oh sugar. – I mean I could dip some honey if I want sugar on my crust. (Shay chuckles) – Okay, I have sort of a uninformed guess. – Okay. – All right. – Okay three, two, one. – Costco. – Pizza Hut. – Pizza hut! – Oh ho ho ho yeah! – You guys agree with Pizza Hut? – Yes. – That’s way too small for Pizza Hut. – I don’t think so. – Pizza Hut’s got different kinds of pizza, man.

You been to the buffet? (funky music) – Round three. – All right bring it in. – I always check to see if it’s there, oh it’s not there yet, all right. There it is, all right. – I got a big piece. – It nestles up oh my left nostril. – That is a lot of crust. – Oh God! Geez! – You guys okay? – No. – Are you okay? I think I might have a mild concussion. – I think I’m bleeding a little bit. – Did you guys head butt each other? – Yeah. A little impressive. – But I didn’t get my pizza crust yet. – Okay you go now. I’m done. – I’m going in. – You go, I’m all the way over here. – Oh oh, okay. – This is dry. – It’s bland, isn’t it? – Oh my God, I can’t even swallow it. – It’s a dry, bland pizza crust.

There’s a lot more crust. – It’s caught in my throat. – There’s no love in this crust. – You need the water? – No I got it. Thank you. – You know, they don’t care about it. – There’s no sweet, there’s no garlic, there’s no little like powder stuff, yeah no. – Nothing here so who, man, I’ve already guessed Costco but you guys haven’t. I don’t think their crust is that big. – I’m not gonna say Costco ’cause he just said that that was the best pizza. You said it was pretty good. – Well I just said it was surprisingly good. But I honestly don’t remember what it tastes like. – Do you guys have your answer? – I’ve got an answer. – All right. – Got an answer. I feel a little bad about this but. – Three, two, one.

– Domino’s. – Little Caesars. – Rhett and I agree, you’re Little Caesar in this one? – I’m Little Caesars, yeah. I like Domino’s. – I do too but– – That’s a cheap pizza. – I verily rarely, verily rarely. – You verily rarely? – I verily rarely– – Wow. – Eat just a crust. – Yeah me too but, this is, that was not– – You hit me harder than I thought. – You hit me hard. I’m bleeding, okay? It’s just under my hair. – Anything that gives me an advantage. – Oh man. (funky music) – Round four. – Dangle time. – Is it there? Oh, okay, you go first, Rhett, gosh.

– I’m doing it gently. – Okay go. – I’m moving it away. – All right tell me when you’re done. – Okay I’m good, I’m good. – Okay. – Oh don’t worry about me, I’m just over here eating pizza crust. – Okay. – That’s a good taste. – Not bad. Crunchy. – Well. – It actually, it’s crunchy but it has a doughiness like a– – Mm-hmm. – I got a little tomato sauce on mine. – Oh no that’s cheating! – I’m just kidding! – Okay. – It almost has like a sour doughness. – And the more you chew it, the better it tastes. There’s a reward in the commitment. – Mm-hmm. – Who’s doing sourdough these days? – Hmm. – Huh. – Hardee’s did that one time but they don’t sell pizza. – Hardee’s? – Yeah Carl’s Jr., we call it Hardee’s. – Oh okay. – You like this one? – I like it. – Yeah this one’s a good one. It’s a dark horse. – It is.

– Came out of nowhere. – It’s got a little crunch to it. – I don’t recognize it at all though. – I got this one. – You do? I think I got this one. – Oh, you do? – Uh-huh. – All right. – All right. – Okay three, two, one. – Costco. – Papa John’s. – Yes! – Ah! – Okay. – Oh, I thought we were high-fiving. – I was! – Oh okay. – You can feel my hand with– – I did. I’m very intuitive. – With your senses? – Uh-huh, yeah. – Okay so you guys went Papa John’s. I went Costco. – Man, you’re dissing on the Papa. – Uh-huh. – He probably deserves it. – Mm-hmm. (funky music) – Round five. – Now be honest, have you guys ever been going into a pizza restaurant, you see someone left a slice or two, untouched, have you ever picked it up and eaten a slice just as like a appetizer.

– Okay maybe not at a pizza place but when I was working as a waitress in a restaurant, one time, literally this person, I swear did not touch anything. I may have taken it to the back. (Rhett laughs) – If it’s a perfect triangle, just go for it. – Exactly, exactly. – We did that at a Chinese restaurant with an egg roll. Remember that, Link? – Yeah. Pretty much every time I go. Dangle us. Oh yeah, this is the final now. – This is the final, all right. Okay wait, are you going? – I’m good, I’m good. – Okay, okay. – This is big. – Where is it at? – I can’t do it. – Has mine been bitten already? It tastes, it felt like that. – Mm. Yeah who ate all this pizza? – Yeah. – Ooh. – Hmm. – That’s soft. – Oh. – That’s flavorful. – Crunchy on the outside. – That is good. – This is a good pizza crust. – Thought I’d swish it around like a glass of wine. – Man. – Yeah. – That’s the best one so far. – I agree with that. You think this is the best one? – I kinda do. – Mm-hmm. – It’s thin. – That’s a good pizza crust, y’all.

– Where’s this from? – But who is it? Who’s responsible for this pizza crust? – Hmm. – So gluteny. – It’s so gluteny. – This is, man. Okay, shoot. – Okay. I got a guess. – You wanna try? – All right. – Three, two, one. – Costco. – Papa John’s. – What did you say? – I said Costco. – I’ve never tasted, yeah. – Really? Okay you giving them lots of credit. (Rhett laughs) Papa John’s and Domino’s. Okay so, shall we remove our blindfolds? – Yeah. – Are we good to– – Yeah you can remove. – To learn the results. – But hold on, do you think if you’d been able to see them this whole time you would have been able to guess? – Yeah, yeah. – In fact, don’t even look at it! (crew laughs) – All right Stevie, let us know who’s gonna dress up like the anti-crust? – Link, you have one correct.

– Are you kidding me? – Hold on. – Oh gosh. – That may be in the lead. You never know. – I’m currently in the lead. – Rhett, you have one correct. (Rhett laughs) – Oh my gosh, come on. – But Shay. You have five correct. – What? – Are you kidding? (dance music) ♪ I am not the anti-crust ♪ ♪ I am not the anti-crust ♪ I told you. – You got all of them right, what– – I’ve never had this before. – You have a gift.

You wanna take the Crusty Dangle home with you? – I wanna take the Crusty Dangle home. I want this contraption. That’s– – You have a super power. – I’ve had all of them. I just had never had Costco and I’ve never tasted this flavor before. And Costco was the last one. I told you it was so good! Okay, one of us has gotta be the anti-crust.

Link, you know what, if you wanna start, I’ll finish. – I’m in shock. I can’t freakin’ believe this. – Yeah, we’ve never– – I really like this. – Queen sweep! – Can I take this back? – The queen of the queen sweep, Shay Mitchell. – Wow, that is absolutely phenomenal, you know. – Costco. – You can take the whole rope and everything home. – How does this go? – I want the whole thing. – Have a good time. Okay thanks you Shay for being here. And make sure you– – Thanks you Shay. – I’m just, I’m telling you, you hit me a lot harder than you– (chuckles) – You hit me hard, okay? – Check out her YouTube channel. We tried weird Japanese beauty products on there. – Yes we did. – And thanks for liking, commenting and subscribing. – You say you know what time it is. – You know what time it is. – Crust queen. – I’m Molly. – I’m Jacob. – And we’re from New Bern, North Carolina. Peanut butter. – Will it pizza? – And it’s time to– – Spin the Wheel of Mythicality. – Hello from New Bern. All right click the top link to watch us do a pizza cheese taste test in Good Mythical More.

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This Is What Happens When You Force Your Kids To Go Shopping With You. #7 Is DONE… LOL.

Taking your child shopping can be a rough experience. They can be loud, rude, tired or grumpy. It’s a gamble every time you strap your toddler into a basket and walk into a Target. But the next time you’re with your child and they’re throwing a tantrum (or you see a kid about to melt down), have some compassion. Because the odds are they don’t want any part of this experience, either. These 23 kids were absolutely (and hilariously) defeated by their mortal enemy: the shopping trip.

1.) It may not be safe, but it’s definitely fun.

2.) I think you forgot something in aisle 3…

3.) The HORROR.

4.) We’re sorry, kid.

5.) This shopping trip was 30 minutes too long.

6.) This baby just can’t unsee those horrors.

7.) Uh-oh, someone broke their kid.

8.) Punishment: a shopping trip.

9.) Peaceful shopping protests.

10.) What you’re seeing here is a psychological break.

11.) I see what you did there, kid.

12.) He is dreaming of freedom.

13.) Not bad…

14.) But this is expert napping.

15.) Defeat, he has seen it.

16.) The best way to shop is to bring entertainment.

17.) Dragging yourself, the less peaceful form of protest.

18.) Sometimes you have to get creative when you entertain yourself.

19.) Practice your gymnastics? Why not.

20.) He has seen things, man.

21.) Someone got a little confused (it happens to all of us, kid).

22.) At this point, he doesn’t know what hope looks like.

23.) And eventually, they ALL give up.

(H/T BuzzFeed) Parents, you may have won the battle… but you have yet to win the war. Sooner or later these kids will find a way to be victorious when it comes to shopping trips. They’ll most likely get their revenge when they’re finally teenagers. Then they’ll be asking for spending money left and right, it’ll come full circle. Share these hilarious kids by clicking below!

Read more: http://viralnova.com/kids-dont-want-to-shop/

If The New Mom In Your Life Is Showing These Signs, She Could Need Your Help

When 32-year-old Florence Leung found out that she was expecting a baby boy, she was over the moon with joy. Sadly, shortly after giving birth, she began suffering from postpartum depression (PPD).

According to Postpartum Progress, one in seven new and pregnant moms suffer from postpartum depression, yet it’s something that’s rarely discussed in mainstream culture. As a result, many women feel that they have to hide the disorder without seeking the help they so desperately need. In some cases, this fear of exposure can be fatal.

Just two months after her son was born, Leung disappeared. A few weeks later, she was found dead near her home in an apparent suicide. Friends and family were devastated. Had they missed warning signs of PPD?

Katherine Stone, CEO and founder of Postpartum Progress, recently sat down with Today to share four signs of PPD that everyone should watch for in new and expecting moms. As someone who has suffered from the disorder firsthand, she knows exactly what she’s talking about.

Read More: Millions Of Women Experience Postpartum Depression, But This Woman Had It Far Worse

1. Uncontrollable Feelings Of Rage

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A little irritability is to be expected when you’re uncomfortably pregnant or caring for a fussy baby, but if a new mom is suffering from uncontrollable rage, it could be a warning sign of PPD. Red flags include things like flying off the handle, screaming and cursing, and getting upset for illogical reasons.

If these are especially out of character for your loved one, encourage them to seek professional help immediately. Remember, it’s not them that’s to blame, but hormones that are coursing through their body.

Read more: http://www.viralnova.com/signs-of-ppd/

20 Epic Alternatives To Boring Old Pizza — You’re Going To Love These

I’m as big of a fan of pizza as the next guy or girl, but sometimes, I can’t help but crave something a little different than a standard pie.

Hear me out before you call me a traitor to the pizza club…

While I’ll always eat a slice of pepperoni if it’s put in front of me, these fun alternatives to a regular pie will have you running to the kitchen to replicate these delicious recipes.

1. This hash brown pizza will have you drooling in seconds.

2. Or maybe you want sliced potatoes? This pie is for you.

3. Okay, but can we talk about pizza monkey bread?

4. While we’re on the topic of carbs…pizza PASTA.

5. This isn’t your average pizza…it’s made in a Crock-Pot!

6. I need these zucchini pizza boats in my mouth ASAP.

7. But these bite-sized poppers look tasty, too.

8. Basically make anything mini and I’m on board. I give you mini cauliflower pizzas.

9. Eggplant pizza never seemed like a good idea…then I saw these.

10. I love egg rolls and I love pizza…my prayers have been answered.

11. Pizza in a bowl? Yeah, I can get behind this concept.

12. I guess if you insist on being healthy, these quinoa pizza bites look good.

13. How beautiful are these personal portobello pizzas?

14. Or…make them mini (again)!

15. This pizza dip will have the whole family excited for snack time.

16. Or just go with an easy pizza casserole.

17. For all you pizza-for-breakfast fans: easy egg pizza.

18. These pizza waffles also look delicious!

19. Or maybe you’re craving dessert? Well this pizza cake isn’t sweet, but it’s chock-full of meat.

20. This pizza cake is equally delicious, but perhaps less harsh on your arteries?

If these tasty pizza alternatives didn’t make you a believer in the power of the pie — in different forms — then I don’t know what will!

Read more: http://www.viralnova.com/pizza-alternatives/

Fox News mole plans in-depth bathroom stall exposé

http://twitter.com/#!/NewYorkObserver/status/197702573023707136

Remember this dipstick? Seems the intrepid infiltrator is shopping for a book deal. No, really.

Can’t say no one saw this coming: Gawker’s Fox News informant, Joe Muto, is taking meetings with publishers this week for a proposed book about his eight years inside the cable news network, tentatively titled An Atheist in the Foxhole.

A handsome advance might help to offset any impending legal headache (especially since Mr. Muto claimed to have been “blackballed” by other news outlets for having worked for Fox), and the proposal promises plenty of Daily Kos catnip not yet published on Gawker.

Unlike MediaMatters.org’s straight-faced The Fox Effect and Gabriel Sherman’s forthcoming (and reportedly deeply reported) The Loudest Voice in the Room, Mr. Muto’s book is pitched as a How to Lose Friends and Alienate People-style industry memoir in a Dave Barry/David Sedaris tone. The proposal outlines chapters devoted to the “cheapness and stinginess” of Fox News (“cannot be overstated”), Mr. O’Reilly’s morning ritual (“lots of yelling”) and—“in what’s certain to be the most talked about chapter of the book”—the 2004 sexual harassment suit filed against Mr. O’Reilly.

Should be riveting stuff.

@sarahbellumd Anyone stupid enough to get caught as fast as he did should get a fist to the face, not a book contract #fact

— Political Math (@politicalmath) May 2, 2012

True story.

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2012/05/02/fox-news-mole-plans-in-depth-bathroom-stall-expose/

American Psychological Association: Planetary crisis causing ecoanxiety, PTSD on a mass scale

We’d thought that PTSD was finally being given the respect it deserved; and then a reporter for the New York Daily News claimed that test-firing anAR-15 at a gun rangegave him temporary PTSD, so loud were the explosions.

It turns out many more of us millions, perhaps have undiagnosed and untreated PTSD and don’t even know it, according to a new report put together by the nonprofit ecoAmerica, Climate for Health, and the American Psychological Association.

Read more: http://twitchy.com/brettt-3136/2017/04/03/american-psychological-association-planetary-crisis-causing-ecoanxiety-ptsd-on-a-mass-scale/

The Toy Master is in our House!

(pen scratching) – Tic Tac Toy. (paw scratching) (dog barks) – Why does Sandy keep going in your closet and barking? – I have no idea. She’s been doing that all week long, and it’s super annoying. – I bet. (dog barks) – She’ll even go in there and start barking in the middle of the night. – Knock it off Sandy. – Hey girls, I just spoke with my boss at the CTIA and we had a major breakthrough with our Toy Master case. – No kidding, what’s going on? – Well, we have a reason to believe that the Toy Master has been camped out in this very city for about a week now. And we think some of our intelligence agents have been able to uncover and decode the Toy Master’s cellphone number.

– No way, that’s pretty big isn’t it? – Sure is, chances are the Toy Master probably carries the cellphone around with him and so if we can trace the location of his cellphone, then we can probably pin-point the Toy Master’s exact location. – Wow, how do we do that? – Well, that’s our mission for today. (dog barks) Hush Sandy. – So what do we need to do? – Well we need to call this number, which we think belongs to the Toy Master, we need to keep him on the phone for at least one minute. If we can do that, it should give me just enough time to track his location using my computer. – Well, let’s save him and call then. – Well, it’s not that simple because we probably only really have one chance. – Really? – Yeah, if the Toy Master realizes us on the line, he’ll probably hang up because he’s smart and he’ll realize that we’re trying to trace his phone number. – Is that why you brought that voice changer with you? – Precisely, I’m going to have you call the Toy Master but you’ll need to use this to alter your voice when you’re on the phone with him.

– Okay, but what shall I say? – I put a lot of thought into that, I think you should call him and tell him that his phone number was randomly selected to be the winner of a giant toy prize. – Great idea, he’ll stay on the line for that. – That’s what I’m thinking. – Alright, I should just tell him all about the toys he’s winning and that should keep him on the line for a minute. – Perfect, now we just need to figure out the right voice to use. – Congratulations! – Too much like a robot, try another one. – Congratulations! – No way, too squeaky.

– Congratulations, you’re a winner! – That’s the one. – That’s it, perfect. Okay, let me get my computer set up and then we’ll get going. – Okay, I’m ready. – This is gonna be exciting. – Okay, I think I’m just about ready. Here’s the phone number Addy and you can go ahead and call. Everybody, quiet. Go ahead and dial Addy. (numbers dial melody) – Here goes nothing. – Okay, connected on my end. (phone rings) (dog barks) Sandy, you can’t bark now. – I didn’t know what to do so I hung up. – It’s okay, let me get Sandy downstairs and we’ll try this again. Sandy, what are you doing in here? You’re gonna ruin our mission. C’mon, c’mon, out this way. Okay, all is set, Addy go ahead and try it again. (number dial melody) (phone rings) Have the voice changer ready. – What are you guys name, little cutie patooties. – Shhhhh. – No one’s answering. – Okay, just give it a minute longer. – Guys, I think I hear something.

– Like what? – Like a phone ringing. – Hang up Addy. (suspenseful music) – The ringing just stopped. – Does that mean the Toy Master’s in our house? – I’m not sure, I don’t know what that means. – It sounded like it may have been coming from my closet. – Maybe that’s why Sandy’s been barking at Maya’s closet for like a week. – I don’t know but I’m gonna go investigate girls.

You guys stay right here. – Be careful mommy. (clock ticks) (orchestral suspense music) – Okay, nobody’s in here, but where is that phone? (orchestral suspense music) Where would a phone be hiding? (orchestral suspense music) – This is kind of scary Maya. – You’re scared? I’m the one who was sleeping all night with the Toy Master on the other side of my wall. – Yeah, that is pretty scary. – Hey Addy, call that number again real quickly. – Okay, just a second. (number dial melody) (phone rings) – There it is. (phone rings) where’s that coming from? Down here. (phone rings) That’s it. (phone rings) There’s definitely a cellphone on the other side of this door. – It’s still ringing, no one’s answering. – You can hang up now Addy.

– Did you see or hear anything mommy? – I did, you know how you have that little crawl space door inside your closet Maya? – Yeah. – The ringing is coming from in there. – That’s super creepy and now I know why Sandy’s been acting weird. – But we’ve never opened that door, have we? – No, we really haven’t even had a reason to, I mean we have plenty of storage in the basement and we have no need to store anything in there. – Well, if the Toy Master’s phone is ringing from inside there, then the Toy Master has clearly been inside our own house.

That’s just beyond creepy. – But, if he’s not answering, he must not be in there right? Maybe he’s gone but he just left his phone in there. – That’s a possibility, or he’s just choosing not to answer his phone cause he wants us to hear it and open the door for some reason. – Wow, what do we do mom? – Well, we’re toy spies, we have to be brave when others aren’t. It’s time to investigate further. – You mean we’re going in? – Well, we need to gather some supplies first, but yes I’m gonna go in. – Well, we’re in this with you mom. We wanted to be junior toy spies after all. – Yeah, we knew it wouldn’t always be easy. – Okay girls, we need to make sure we are prepared for whatever we could encounter. – What do we need? – Well I think first we’ll start out with a motion detector, this can help us determine if there’s any motion on the other side of the door before we attempt to open it.

– Good idea, if there isn’t any motion then we’ll know that the Toy Master’s not in there. – That means he probably just left his phone there. – Exactly, and I’m thinking we should probably grab some of these night vision goggles. Since we haven’t been into the crawl space before, I’m not sure what to expect in terms of lighting. It could be pretty dark in there. – How do I look? – Like a spy for sure. And I’ll need this drill to unscrew that door from the wall.

– But if the door’s been screwed to the wall, how’s the Toy Master been getting in there? – You know, I really have no idea. Maybe there’s another entrance somewhere, I guess we have to find out. – Should we take that camera with us too? – Absolutely Maya, we wanna make sure we document whatever we find. – Well, what if the Toy Master’s actually inside there? What do we do? – Well, If our motion detector picks up motion indicating that he’s probably in there, I think we should call the CTIA for reinforcements before we even open the door.

– Good idea, I feel much better about that. – Okay girls, are you ready for this? – As ready as we’ll ever be. – Alright, lets go then. Grab the flashlight too. (upbeat music) Alright, get this motion detector all set up, aim it towards the crawl space door. That should do it. Alright Toy Master, if you’re in there we’re gonna know now. (phone rings) Is the phone ringing again? (motion detector beeps) Alright, I’ve got five seconds to get out of here now. (upbeat music) – Do you think we’ll really find and capture the Toy Master today Maya? – I don’t know, it’s a little scary to think about it, right Addy? – Yeah, but at least we could be done. The Toy Master can go behind bars and life will go back to normal. – That’s true. – Hey girls, did you try dialing that phone number again, the Toy Master’s phone number? – No, why? – Well, when I was setting up the motion detector, I could hear it ringing again.

– I wonder who else is trying to ahold of him. – Maybe the TMA? – Well, hopefully we’ll know soon. I have the motion detector all set up and if we don’t hear it go off in the next five minutes, I say we go in. I bet there’s some valuable information we can get inside there. – Okay, I’ll go set a five minute for us. – Perfect. – All perfect Maya. Now we have five. (motion detector sounds) Five minutes, oh my goodness that’s the motion detector. That’s it! – Oh my goodness, oh my goodness, what do we do? – Quick, grab the camera.

C’mon, lets go. (motion detector sounds) Oh, Sandy. My goodness dog, you sure know how to scare us. We thought you were the Toy Master. Alright, I’m gonna her downstairs, you girls keep an eye on that timer because we’re going in, in five minutes. C’mon Sandy, c’mon, c’mon. (upbeat music) Okay girls, it’s time to go. – Lets do this. (drilling sound) – She’s almost got it Maya. (drilling sound) – Okay girls, I’m gonna open the door. – Okay. (upbeat music) – Give me the flashlight. (upbeat music) – There’s the cellphone right there. Alright, I’m gonna grab the phone. – Be careful – Can I have the camera too? Looks like it swerves around here, I’m gonna take a peek. (slow rock music) Oh my goodness, oh my goodness. Someone’s back there, there’s movement. I may have got it on camera. (explosion) What’s that noise? – I think it came in from the hallway.

– Quick, go, go, go, quick, quick, quick. Quick, quick, quick, quick. – Look, the attic stairs are down. – Those definitely weren’t down a few minutes ago. Okay, so the crawl space must connect to the attic space and the Toy Master must have come down and escaped this way. – That loud bang we heard must’ve been these stairs hitting the floor. – And look, the front door is open, which means he’s gone. – He may be gone, but we have his phone. (phone rings) And I hear it ringing. – Quick, lets go girl, come on. (phone rings) Hello? – Hello, is this agent Lucy? – Yes it is, who’s speaking? – This is your boss, from the CTIA. Why are you answering the Toy Master’s phone? – Oh, you won’t believe this, but we believe the Toy Master has been hiding inside my house. The crawl space, the attic space, his phone was in there. – So, are you telling me that the Toy Master’s phone was in your house? – Yeah, I know that sounds strange sir, but we’re just as surprised as you are.

– But you have to apprehended the Toy Master? – Well, he just got away. – Do you realize how suspicious this sounds, agent Lucy? You are answering the Toy Master’s phone, which we have now traced to your house. But you have not captured him? – Yes sir, I understand that sir. However, if you allow me the chance to explain, it’s really quite simple. – Agent Lucy, or shall I call you the Toy Master? – No, of course not. You don’t really think that, do you? Boss? Hello? I think we might be in a very bad position girls.

– What do you mean? – Yeah, I know so. – The CTIA thinks I’m the Toy Master. (heavy orchestral music) This is our “All About Me” Tic Tac Toy book by Addy and Maya We have designed this Tic Tac Toy “All About Me” book to be an interactive book for you at home to learn about us, to learn about Addy and Maya and to fill out all sorts of fun information about you in the process So parents, if you are wondering where you can get our “All About Me” book you can go to Amazon to purchase this book. .

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Don’t Ignore These Signs — Your Body Could Be Trying To Tell You Something

In the age of the internet, more and more people are turning to the web to diagnose their potential illnesses and injuries.

While it is always best to see a medical professional to make the final call on your health, there’s likely no one who knows your body quite like you do. That’s why you should be aware of these common cues that your body can give off that most would pass off as nothing to worry about, as they could warn you about various silent killers. If you’ve noticed one of these 12 things about your body, you might want to schedule an appointment before your health takes a turn for the worse.

1. Rapid and unintentional weight loss

If you’re losing large amounts of weight without diet or exercise, go see your doctor for a checkup. Severe weight loss for no apparent reason often helps diagnose lung, stomach, pancreatic, and esophageal cancers.

2. Blistering skin rashes

While rashes on your arms, knees, elbows, and other parts of your body could be the result of eczema, they could potentially lead to a far more serious diagnosis. Nearly 25 percent of those with Celiac disease report having itchy, blistering rashes after consuming even the smallest trace of gluten.

Traditionally, a doctor performs a biopsy of the rash in question to determine its cause.

3. Inflamed gums

In a University of Florida study, researchers discovered a link between the types of bacteria that cause gum disease and those that cause heart disease. Older adults with these bacteria in their mouth also typically have a larger carotid artery, which is linked to stroke and heart attacks.

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Your Heart Will Break When You See What Years Of Neglect Did To This Bird

When we think about mental illness, we don’t often consider the fact that thousands of animals are forced to deal with anxiety and depression every single day. These creatures experience emotions just as deeply and intensely as we do, so it only makes sense that they’d develop psychological issues after enduring years of abuse and neglect.

One such animal is a sweet little cockatoo that now goes by the name of Javi. Her previous owners called her Hobby, and they treated her as such. This bird was seen as little more than a plaything for most of her life, which actually caused her to develop anxiety issues.

This is probably what you think of when a cockatoo is mentioned…

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But these beauties, along with other birds, often resort to a practice called “over-preening” when they feel chronically anxious.

Now going by Javi, the beautiful bird came to the sanctuary as Hobby. Born in 1996, the feathered friend was most likely treated like her namesake, which in turn caused her a great deal of stress.

Because of her constant anxiety, she over-preened to a drastic level…

But thanks to Tallgrass Parrot Sanctuary, Javi is finally enjoying her brand-new life!

According to one adorable Facebook post, “She’s doing awesome! She’s a rockstar.” She’s since cut back on over-preening, but as far as feather regrowth, only time will tell. Even if her feathers don’t grow back, she will still be able to lead a healthy, happy life with the right care. In the meantime, she’ll be busy taking nice baths and snacking on some of her new favorite foods!

Watch Javi show off her dance moves in the video below:

We have decided to change Hobby's name to Javi, (pronounced "Ha vee") since no living being should be someone's hobby. She is becoming more confident and loves to explore as long as I'm close by.If anyone would like to donate for Javi's care as well as the others here in our care you can do so at our website www.tallgrassparrot.org

Posted by Tallgrass Parrot Sanctuary, Inc on Sunday, October 11, 2015

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It’s pretty obvious that this cockatoo is in great hands, and that she’s finally getting the love and attention she deserves. If you want to learn more about Tallgrass Parrot Sanctuary and find out what you can do to help, check out their website. You can also follow them on Facebook to keep up with Javi’s progress and learn about the rest of their amazing rescue stories!

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