Yes, Ron Paul, some veterans with PTSD go to the gun range for therapy

http://twitter.com/#!/RonPaul/status/298477312876355585

Not only is Ron Paul disgusting and shameful, he’s uninformed and wrong about post-traumatic stress disorder, too.

So are all of these other amateur psychiatrists who think they know something about PTSD:

How Gullible R ULoud noises &Guns R the best treatment 4 PTSDMake senseIn bizarro world

— Noreen (@NoreenR1) February 4, 2013

Two questions. Was Chris Kyle qualified to treat someone with PTSD? Isn’t Kyle’s treatment like bringing an alcoholic to a bar?

— Eric the Fish (@yafonda) February 4, 2013

I agree with Ron Paul..someone suffering from mental illness of some sort (even PTSD) doesn’t belong on a gun… fb.me/XlI9cHCe

— LisaMaret (@LisaMaret) February 4, 2013

@ronpaul is right. Highly unusual to bring PTSD patients to a gun range.

— Dan Gordon (@_RepDanGordon) February 4, 2013

“@ronpaul: Chris Kyle’s death…Treating PTSD at a firing range doesn’t make sense” my thoughts exactly!!!

— Molly McMom (@molly_mcmom) February 4, 2013

True, weapons & live rounds + mental illness seems like risky therapy. MT”@ronpaul: Treating PTSD at a firing range doesn’t make sense”

— jeff deeney (@jeff_deeney) February 4, 2013

Former U.S. Army Ranger Sean Parnell addressed this point during an appearance on Fox and Friends this morning:

A lot of people are asking why are you taking somebody that’s  struggling out to go shooting. Well shooting for guys like us in the military is a very, very familiar skill set. It’s like taking a basketball player out to shoot hoops, you know. And so, shooting with military veterans that are trying to re-adjust can be very healing, and Chris [Kyle] really used that well to his advantage to help people.

Many Twitter users, including a number of veterans, also set the record straight:

@ronpaul As a veteran with PTSD I can tell you that going to the range and shooting is one of the most therapeutic things you can do.

— Eric J Redmon #TGDN (@eredmon19) February 4, 2013

@ronpaul Mr.Paul as a veteran I have found activities like hunting and shooting sports to be therapeutic your comment insults veterans#PTSD

— Kevin T Hoffman (@GunUp0331) February 4, 2013

@ronpaul your opinion on chris kyles death only shows how disgusting of a person you are If you knew anything about ptsd youd understand

— Ryan Fallows (@lucifer508) February 4, 2013

Isn’t shooting 1 of the better aides for PTSD? MT@MelissaTweets MT @iowahawkblog: Grandpa’s talking to furniture again bit.ly/12nsK8J

— Elizabeth Aymond (@aymond) February 4, 2013

Unless Ron Paul’s been around soldiers with PTSD I don’t think he should be saying a damn word about what Chris Kyle was doing

— just another mo(@JustAnotherMo) February 4, 2013

@lion_of_gray Yes. As for the 2nd part of his tweet: treating PTSD at a shooting range falls under ‘exposure therapy’ – is.gd/pt9pqo

— Adam Baldwin (@adamsbaldwin) February 4, 2013

Dear DOCTOR @ronpaul: more on Exposure Therapy for PTSD, via the Dept of Veteran Affairs ptsd.va.gov/public/pages/p…

— Greg Pollowitz (@GPollowitz) February 4, 2013

@ronpaul This is a ridiculous statement.Firing range practice can certainly be therapeutic.

— Dave Nalle (@texliberty) February 4, 2013

@ronpaul You have lost all credibility with me.Taking a PTSD vet to the range is known to be good for them.Until you have served, zip it

— Jacob S. (@JacobS5672) February 4, 2013

https://twitter.com/MacMathghamhna/status/298514185145425920

Ron Paul’s comments abt Chris Kyle were not only insensitive & short-sided but incorrect. Exposure therapy is used frequently for PTSD.

— Catherine (@FitGrl) February 4, 2013

@ronpaul U obviously Don’t understand PTSD, & UR comments hurt our Heros. Outdoor Recreational Therapy helps a lot of our Veterans. #tcot

— Joe the Plumber (@RealJTP) February 4, 2013

@ronpaul actually it does makes perfect sense, exposure therapy is highly effective in treating PTSD ptsd.va.gov/public/pages/p…

— Amanda (@aweston21) February 4, 2013

Somebody tell @ronpaul treating PTSD through immersion/exposure therapy is medically proven and can give our heroes back their peace of mind

— Buck Sexton (@BuckSexton) February 4, 2013

Its a viable form therapy for combat related PTSD & you Sir are an ass! PRT @ronpaul Chris Kyle-he who lives by the sword dies by the sword.

— Fred Aubin (@FM_Aubin) February 4, 2013

@dustynuts17 Kyle Worked With Vets ptsd Shooting was used As Therapy/ Not The First Time4 Ron Paul To Open His Mouth&Disrespect R Military

— lovusa4 (@lovusa4) February 4, 2013

Part of overcomming PTSD is trigger exposures. VERY common for treatment options.

— Patrick(@Mnpoker) February 4, 2013

@ronpaul It doesn’t make sense to you because you’re a lifelong politician and have no idea what’s best for Vets with PTSD. #STFU

— Robb Bill (@Rbill) February 4, 2013

Bingo.

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/02/04/yes-ron-paul-some-veterans-with-ptsd-go-to-the-gun-range-for-therapy/

After Having Knee Surgery, This Girl Had The Most Hilarious Conversation With Her Mom

Going under the knife can be stressful for a lot of reasons.

In this day and age, though, one of those reasons happens to be the effects of anesthesia. Thanks to smartphones and digital cameras, some particularly embarrassing moments can be caught on film (and then shared on social media). In a cruel twist of fate, young people (those more likely to be embarrassed over such an event) happen to be more reactive to anesthesia. So, it’s a perfect storm of hilarity.

One Twitter user, Julia Sherman, was waking up from being put under for knee surgery…and the conversation she had with her mom is hilarious.

Balls were on her mind (and I’m rolling on the floor laughing):

And to think, this was Julia before the drugs took over.

At least she was a good sport and shared the video for Internet to enjoy. Thanks, Balls Girl!

Read more: http://www.viralnova.com/anesthesia-daughter-conversation/

Car bomb blasts outside a shopping mall in Baghdad, many killed

Two car bomb blasts outside a shopping mall in central Baghdad late on Friday killed at least 10 people and injured another 25, police and medical sources said.One explosion came from a parked car and

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When He Stole Her Purse, She Couldn’t Catch Him. Then She Did Something Awful.

The last thing Christine Braswell expected to do when she left her local Walmart shopping center was run over a purse thief.

But when the pregnant woman made her way to her vehicle, she was greeted by a stranger later identified as Robert Raines rummaging through her SUV. Once Braswell figured out what was going on, Raines ran from the scene with the woman’s purse in hand as she attempted to chase him.

Realizing that she was never going to catch up, Braswell started her car and did something terrible.

Following the incident, Raines was taken to a hospital and was later charged with breaking and entering, along with larceny. What’s more shocking given how the altercation started is that Braswell also faces charges of misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon. Serves her right, though. Violence is never the answer.

(Via Daily Mail)

Let us know what you would’ve done if you were in her position and share with your friends to keep the conversation going.

Read more: http://www.viralnova.com/running-over-a-thief/

What Paul Walker Secretly Did In 2004 Made Me Cry. And It’s Just Now Coming Out.

Paul Walker might have been most famous for his “Fast and the Furious” movies, but what most people don’t know is that he was actually a great and generous man. When he bumped into a couple in a jewelry store in 2004 that was searching for an engagement ring, he did something for them that they never expected. They never told anyone about the generosity (worth $9,000) he showed towards the soldier…until now.

Soldier Kyle Upham and his wife Kristen were in a jewelry store, searching for a ring, when they saw Paul Walker. They struck up a quick conversation. After the encounter, they went back to shopping.

Kristen had her heart set on an engagement ring that was too expensive for them to afford, so they left. Later, they received a call from the jewelry store.

They were told to come back. When they arrived, they were presented with the ring. An anonymous person had purchased the ring for the couple.

At Paul’s request, the store clerk kept silent and would not tell the couple who was responsible. But after his death, Irene King wanted the world to know how generous Mr. Walker truly was.

Kyle and Kristen kept the gift receipt, expecting it was the star that helped them, but weren’t sure until this moment. Kristen said it was one of the nicest things anyone has ever done for her.

“His real life speaks volumes of his character. He really did put his money where his mouth is and did good for this world.”

Don’t just mourn the loss of an actor, mourn for the generous and kind-hearted human being that lost his life.

Source

Read more: http://viralnova.com/paul-walker/

24 Hour Giant Box Fort Mystery Escape Room Surprise on Mom & Dad!

– Welcome home guys. You’re on the Carl and Jinger Family channel, and last night me and Luke built this awesome box fort right here so that we can get back at our parents for locking us in 24-hour escape room box forts. – Yeah we even have this awesome door right here, and a window, and we’re gonna trap them in here, slide some puzzles in there, and we can see if they can escape. – This is gonna be awesome! Whoa! Hey, look, it’s Buzz! – Hi Buzz! – He’s here to remind us that this video is sponsored by Honey Nut Cheerios. You know what’s awesome, is the Good Rewards program offers a way for kids to do good just by teaming up with their celebrities. – Oh yeah yeah yeah, there’s Team MBJ, there’s also Team Lucy, and oh man there’s Team Gronk.

I really want to pick Team Gronk. – Yeah let’s totally do that. And the best way to do is to go to beegoodrewards.com. On the back of every Honey Nut Cheerios box there is an official Buzzcoin. – What! – Which you can scan and whichever team has the most Buzzcoins, wins $100,000. – What, really? Alright I gotta scan this. I’m gonna pick Team Gronk right here. – That is awesome, now we’re part of Team Gronk. – Grab your box of specialty marked Honey Nut Cheerios, and press scan now. Awesome. Now let’s scan our Buzzcoin right here. (lighthearted music) There we go! – And there’s a ton of other really cool prizes, like tech, and there’s Pop Sockets, and a bunch of really cool swag.

– I’m gonna donate all of my Buzzcoins to Team Gronk, and you guys should too ’cause everyday’s a new day. – Let’s make it an awesome one! – If we can solve them, it doesn’t mean you guys can. – That’s true! – That’s actually true. – Woo! – Woo! – Carl, which one of these are we gonna do first? – None of them. – Come on. What? – We’re bustin’ out of this joint. (laughs) (orchestra music) – Okay guys, here’s the plan. Me and Luke are going to trick our parents into thinking that this entire awesome box fort is going to be for our cops and robbers video for Kyle’s channel. – And then once they go in there to make sure it’s all ready to go, we’re going to zip tie it right here, and lock them in there for 24 hours.

Let’s go grab Kyle and do this. – Alright let’s go! Kyle! – What? – Do you want to help us prank mom and dad? – Yeah! – It’s gonna be awesome because we’re gonna trap them in a box fort like they do to us all the time. – Oh yeah, let’s go do it. – Let’s go right now. – Let’s go get ’em! (knocks) – Hey we got the box fort all done. Wanna come check it out? – Cops and robbers one? – Yeah. – Yeah I’ll grab mom and be down in a second. – Okay. Come on guys. – You got it ready? – Yeah. – Oh, I like the tape colors. – Yeah and we have the window right here. So you can see cops and the robbers. And when they go in there, we can lock it up like this.

– Right. It actually needs an actual lock. (indistinct talking) – Maybe we should do, maybe this window’s too big. Right here. – I’m just not sure about the furniture– (laughs) – Locking you! – We got you! – We got you! – We got you. – We got you, we locked you in there. – We locked you guys in there! (laughing) – We pranked you back. – We fell for our own joke. It’s not even a lock, it’s a zip tie. – Yeah, that’s not even more secure. It’s even more secure. – Oh, great. – What’s the plan? Do we have to solve puzzles or something? – Yeah. (laughs) – You have 24 hours to do it.

– Yeah. If we can solve them, it doesn’t mean you guys can. – That’s actually true. – That’s true. (laughs) – We got you back! – I have no idea, did you read any of the instructions? – No! (laughs) – Like I said, there’s only one way out of this. What’s the first puzzle? – Okay, Kyle you go grab it. Go grab it. – Hello. (laughs) – First you guys needs your camera, so you can show solving your puzzles. – So we gotta film us trying to solve the riddle? – And here’s your first puzzle. – Oh, that’s the (mumbles) one. – Your time starts now! – Okay! Here we go! (claps) – We totally got them. – Dibs on the VR set. – Oh no, all right I get next, I wanna play VR, too. – Okay, we have our first puzzle. – Okay, I only wished that I would have paid attention. – I wish I would have paid attention! It’s just like a bunch of letters on here and it’s in a cylinder. Like a mystery. – Okay we got some, we got some arrows here. – They left the chairs in here! We at least get to be in comfort, right? – Yeah because when we walked them in here, we took everything out. – Took everything out so it wasn’t comfortable at all.

– Let me just scoot closer. – Let me just scoot closer, okay here we go, we’re gonna try and solve this. – What could it say? – Here’s the thing that I remember from when we gave them the riddle, I thought it was really funny ’cause it had something to do like romantic, or like– – Like Valentines or something? – Something like a Valentines, I thought it was really hilarious. Uh, let’s try like lover or something like that. – Lover? That’s a love word. – Lovers, try just make it, I don’t know! – So, lovers. – Does it pull apart or what? (sighs) Well. We only have 24 hours to solve this one. (groans) We definitely have an advantage here, because like we bought these, first of all. (laughs) Right? – Right, but we didn’t figure out how to solve ’em. – I know, but I remember that it was a theme that had to do with like love or something.

– Okay, at least it’s narrowed down to that, so it’s not “Lovers.” What’s another six-letter word – It’s gotta be more like… – or like phrase or something? – Family friendly of some kind. It’s probably pretty– – F-A-M-I-L-Y? Maybe it is family. – It’s kind of had to line up, huh? – Yeah, nothing. It’s definitely not it. – Try like a cliche one, just like “I love you” or something like that, I know it’s not like Y-O-U. My memory’s – What would it be – telling me that that might be a– – Spell out “You”, or spell “Love” though. – It’s probably L-O-V-E and then the letter U or something like that, if that’s what it is. I don’t even hear the kids. What in the world are they doing? – We should probably be concerned. – Whoa, look out! – Whoa! (laughs) – That was close. – I… – Wait, something clicked. (gasps) Yeah! – This is what the kids would do. (exclaims loudly) What do they do, this like dance thing and like this thing, right? (gasps) – Carl, look.

– Aww. (gasps) There’s two rings. – Marry me again? – Yes, I will totally marry you, oh this is one for the guy, these are cool. – I wonder if these actually fit. – I don’t even hear the kids and so even though we solved the puzzle, how are we gonna get the next one or get out of here? – Hey! – Hello! – Hey! Anyone there? We solved the first puzzle! – Hello! – Way before you expected I bet. – Hello! Guys? – Okay you guys, that wasn’t very long so it sounds like they figured out the first one quick, so let’s go give them the next puzzle. – Here they are. They heard us. Guys. – Oh! – Cool! – Ooh, you solved it. – First one only took us like three tries and we got the rings out already, yeah.

– We did have an advantage. – We did have a little bit of an advantage. Oh, my gosh. – No! – It won’t fit through there, it’s gotta go through the puzzle window. – Oh wait. – Here we go, you get the next one. What is this, oh gosh, this is the big one. – You guys take that one back. – See? – What are we gonna do? – Did you read the instructions on this? (laughter) – I think I might remember– – We got you now! – Oh, I know. Oh gosh, look at this. – Beat it! – There’s like animals and, oh we better set this on the table and look it over.

(boy exclaims) (water splashes) Okay, now here’s the thing. I know for a fact that at some point I have gotten this one open before because, (object rattles) the kids have put puzzles inside here, and that’s the same thing that I did to them. (laughs) As long as we get this open, there’s probably three more puzzles inside. – Oh, great. – I have another plan that is kind of cheating a little bit. They didn’t check us, and I actually have my fingernail clippers in my pocket, (gasps) so we can make the great escape. – Wait, wait, wait, can we go get snacks or something? – Let’s go get some snacks. Let’s go get Honey Nut Cheerios! (laughs) Here’s what I think we should do. If we trim it right here, then we can open it and put it back, and– – Oh yeah, and they won’t know. – Outside, it will look like nothing happened. (snap) – Watch your clippers breaking. – I got it. – Oh, that was so easy. (gasps) – That was so easy.

– Carl. – Hopefully they don’t notice. – Maybe we need to talk normal. Man, I don’t know how to open this puzzle. – I know. – This puzzle’s difficult. – Do you line the animals up or whatever? – Let’s check out all these animals. – I can’t get the lid off. Man this thing is really locked! (water splashes) (techno-pop music) – Hi! – All right, stay there.

– Okay go, go, go. – Shh. – No. Oh, my gosh. (inquisitive music) Hurry Carl, Carl, yeah, yeah, yeah! – They left this on the table. – We need bowls, bowls! Hurry, Carl. Huh, I wonder how to get this open. These animals are all so different. We need spoons! Where are our spoons? Get milk, get the milk. – Let’s go. Shh. Look out Blue, look out. I got it. Right here, here, here, here. – Look, no, no, no. – No, you can’t come in, Blue! We gotta make it look real, just gotta put that back. – Okay, wait. – It’s supposed to go through. – Oh, through the loop? – It’s gotta go through, oh that’s a lot. We did that but that’s not good. – We did it backwards. Shh. – We don’t want them to hear us. I’m so excited that we get a snack. – Good going Carl– Oh, and hey Buzz! – Oh, hey Buzz. You guys, he’s reminding us that we gotta scan our Buzzcoin to collect Buzzcoins for charity. This is so awesome.

– Which team did we pick, we picked Team Gronk, right? – Yeah, so you guys need to join our team and scan Buzzcoin for Team Gronk because we have the chance to win $100,000 for charity and we need your help. – Oh, yeah. – Let’s do it you guys. – Collect Buzzcoins and do good! – We gotta scan it right now, let’s do it. ‘Cause you guys, you can scan it up to three times a day. – Are you serious? That’s so cool, yeah. Here we go, oh yeah! – There we go. – That is so cool. I love this. – That’s way cool and it all goes to charity and supports your team. So we have 181 Buzzcoins, we’re gonna give to Team Gronk. (flourish) – Whoo! – I like the little coin sound. – Oh yeah. – That’s awesome. – Now it’s snack time. – Don’t forget to check out the website in the description box below. – beegoodrewards.com. – Yeah, keep an eye on the rankings.

Go, Team Gronk! (cereal clatters) Shh! You’re gonna get us caught! Guess what, Jinger? Watch this, I remembered. – Wait, what? – Watch. (gasps) (laughs) – Wait, how does it come out? – I don’t know, I forgot that part, but I remember how to get this part off. (laughs) – Well at least we have that going for us, okay now we have to pull this out. – And the cereal! – How’s it going there, Carl? – I don’t know. How’s the cereal going? (laughs) – It’s my favorite cereal, actually. – It is actually one of my favorites, too. So I think that this has like a magnet in it, and we have – Does it really? – to slide it around the outside, something like that and it triggers a release that opens the top. Yeah, see– – Wait, how does the top even release? – I don’t know, why don’t you figure it out for a minute while I take a little bit of a turn with the Honey Nut Cheerios? – ‘Cause you always so good.

– Mmm. (water splashes) (sighs) – Okay we’ve been out here for about like an hour now. – Yeah. – I think we should go check in on mom and dad to make sure that they’ve solved the puzzle. – All right. – Let’s go. – Let’s go! (water splashes) – It definitely has something to do with sliding the magnet like around the side, and then it releases a– – There’s like a sun over here, maybe. – A latch, or something like that. – Okay. We’re not good at – It’s right here. – the puzzles. What? – It’s right here, look. (gasps) There’s a latch. (laughs) – Oh, my gosh, Carl. – They totally put my– – Oh, no! – Let’s check in on mom and dad to see if their puzzle’s done. – I can hear them coming. We gotta hide the cereal, hide it. Hide it! Not there, we gotta hide it behind the chairs. – Carl, they’re coming, they’re coming, they’re coming. – How’s the puzzles, guys? – Shh, shh, shh. – How’s it going guys? – Oh, hey guys. – We got it. – Oh yeah. – You got it? Oh, nice! – Look, we figured this out.

This had the magnet in it. – Yeah, that’s like one of the more difficult puzzles out of the bunch. – It really is, and what are we supposed to do with all these, you guys? – They’re all puzzles that you have to solve next! – Oh, no! – Yeah! (laughs) – So wait, you guys put three more puzzles inside the one big one? – Yeah! – That’s crazy.

– And you have like about, how long is it? – I don’t know, 24 hours to do it. It’s been like 10 maybe. We haven’t been in here 10 hours. – I think you have enough left. – Hopefully we can figure this out. Here we go. – Three puzzles. – Three, two, one, go! – All right. The next puzzle’s go. – Carl, which one of these are we gonna do first? Come on. – None of them.

– What? – None of them. We’re bustin’ out of this joint. (laughs) I say we bust out of this mystery escape box fort and we sneak around the house and go spy on them, what do you say? – Yeah, let’s do it. Carl, get that open. – It’s already opened. They didn’t even notice, they didn’t even look. Total amateurs. – Okay, here we go. – Like a spy movie. – We’re such good spies. Okay, you gotta be quiet. What if they’re– – They’re not, they’re not out here. – They’re not? They must have already went inside. I thought I heard them in the pool for a minute.

– They’re in the basement. Let’s go. – Okay, okay, okay. (laughs) Go through the dog door, Carl. – Blue. – Blue. – Shh. You’re gonna blow our cover. – Shh. Go find your ball. – I’ll send the dog in first. – That’s a good idea. (dog whines) Shh. – They’re right here. (suspenseful music) – Wait. (laughs) – What happened? (exclaims) – Run! Run Blue, run! – How long ago did you guys get out? – Busted! We’re busted! – No! – Ha, ha, we totally tricked you guys. (Jinger fake laughs) We escaped a long time ago, you guys! – What! – What? – Yeah, we got Honey Nut Cheerios and everything. – Are you serious? – We’ve been lounging in here. – Have you just been chilling this entire time? – The entire time, bro. – What? – I mean we hacked our way through this mystery. – This is ours! – You guys, that was a really awesome escape box fort. We totally tricked you guys though, and snuck our way out.

– Yeah, we did a pretty good job doing those puzzles, if you ask me. – We totally did, oh, my God! Hey, there’s Buzz! – Oh, hey Buzz! – Hey, Buzz! That reminds me, we need to collect the last of our Buzzcoins, so we better pull up the website and claim the rewards, you ready? – Oh yeah, ’cause we get to do it everyday. We get to do it three times a day. – You get three times a day you can collect the coins. All right, we got it all pulled up, it’s time to get the Buzzcoins, are you ready? – Oh, yeah. – Yeah. – We already have like a whole bunch of them today and this is our third and final one. There you scan. (gasps) There it goes, how many have we got for Team Gronk? – I think we have over 300. – Oh my gosh, we just did another 139, and we were just over 300 so that’s perfect. You guys need to go join Team Gronk, and get your Buzzcoins. Donate it over to Team Gronk, we really want him to win so you gotta check the link out in the description below and make sure if you haven’t already to subscribe and click these other videos that you see on the screen.

If you like this one, you’re gonna love these other ones that we’ve handpicked for you. Until then, we’ll see you guys next time. – Bye! – Oh my gosh, who wants to eat some more Honey Nut Cheerios? – Yay! – Let’s do it! I’ll go get the bowls. .

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It’s even more difficult cause I can’t hear it You play games on mute? Yeah. That explains why it’s so annoying to edit and the sound is always wrong Okay, all right you don’t edit my video Brad is always telling me. Oh, he tells you okay. That makes- Wait, what else is Brad tell you? He said that you have very small… legs That is why you are always so short. I’m taller than you. When does this happen in the movie? I don’t know What is happening? I have no idea. I thought I knew Star Wars Doesn’t it start on a big ship? and they do the- Yeah master destroyers “master destroyers” tell me I love it why you like this game Marzia You can beat Thanos in Star Wars It’s my favorite movie franchise.

It is? I thought you were- The story is a tragedy Know what I love there. It is. Not a story. Okay, because I don’t really know much about Let’s test how many minute Orient’s we have? Okay Oh General Kenobi, wait was it general Kenobi? Yeah. Why is he a general? Is that in that I Was joking I was Joe Reddy’s off no, I was joking. I’m watching them right now Okay, I saw them I can’t believe it have podracing now this is podracing That’s another one How do we progress in this game can we trying how do we please this is YouTube Okay, if you’re gonna call ahead with me You might say you are the most beautiful girl in the whole know people wanted us to play Star Wars and this is just us an e-book to Progress how the kids figure out how to get in. How do you do it? How did you do it? How did you do it I use the pool Okay Do we just hit resume you quit wasn’t me? No, it wasn’t.

No hey I’m sorry What did you do? Oh my CI I just got the car I Can’t do it Oh a surprise to be sure but a welcome one A surprise to be sure but a welcome one, by the way My said you are strong and white and I’m very proud of you you Are strong and wise Anakin and I am very proud of Oh You are on this council, but we do not grant you the rank of Master what I Don’t like sand it’s coarse rough and irritating and it gets everywhere Not like here here everything is soft And smooth Okay, I can do that What is the matter Phoenix Don’t like sand it scores It’s Rob. It’s their routine Then it gets everywhere But not like here Notlikethis Better acting then the freak will explain me Thank you so much Marcia for joining me on another adventure. This will be the first episode of The whole thing. So if we if you felt like we didn’t progress Don’t worry more is coming Or it’s coming.

What did I say? The communications a disruption in the communications can mean only one thing invasion How does that relate a communications disruption can mean only one thing? Invasion, you didn’t like Star Wars you didn’t like this video, right? But what you should do is smack like How long have you been doing? this five hundred thousand likes and will do part to check out Marcia’s channel and leave a link in the description and as always Like the full spin .

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When A Brilliant Computer Science Student Decides To Make An Epic Creation, You Get This… Whoa.

This enormous structure may look just like a toy, but it’s so much more than that. It’s a machine… made from toys. Austin Granger, a University of Minnesota computer science student, dedicated 250 hours of work and over 100,000 K’Nex pieces to create this work of art that stands over 23 feet tall and is displayed at The Works Museum. Who knew that K’Nex could be used for something so awesome (and not just destroying fingertips).

Not only is the machine impressively tall, it’s strong, too.

There are no adhesives involved at all, just K’Nex snapped together.

“There are 8 tracks. The ball goes through 7 rocker switches to get to them, and they are evenly distributed so there is a 1 in 8 chance of any ball going down any track.”

“The longest path wraps around the ceiling of the lobby, it takes 45 seconds to complete.”

The machine’s creator designed it as he went along.

The museum attempted to approach K’Nex, asking for funding, but the company wasn’t interested.

So its construction relied only on donations.

Austin used donated K’Nex pieces and those he found online for a discounted price.

Now that’s 250 hours of childhood nostalgia well spent. Austin answered the inevitable concern of whether this can withstand a kid trying to knock it over: “The main support towers are incredibly strong, and are designed to withstand well over twice the load they would ever need to. During construction, I would set my large boxes of K’nex on the towers for easy access, as well as stress testing. Since this is in a public place, everything had to be designed to withstand whatever a little kid can throw at it.” Source: reddit.com / The Works Museum Share this student’s awesome creation with others.

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18 IKEA Shopping Tips That Will Save You Time And Money

What’s big and blue and stressful all over?

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1. Sign up for IKEA’s moving program and get $25 off your next purchase of $250 or more.

2. Get an IKEA family card for discounts (especially if you have kids).

Grab a plastic loyalty card at the front of the store and you’ll get free coffee or tea when you visit the restaurant (but not in a to-go cup, unfortunately).

Not only do you get discounts of seasonal items up to 25%, but you’ll also get BOGO free frozen yogurt when you pick up your card for the first time.

3. You also get free breakfast on Mondays before 11am.

With your IKEA family card, through 3/30/2015.

4. And kids eat free on Tuesdays.

With your IKEA family card, through 3/30/2015.

5. Shop the As-Is section on Wednesdays and get an additional 10% off.

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Every frugal shopper knows that’s where the real deals are anyway.

You just need to flash your IKEA family card.

6. But if you want the best stuff, check out the As-Is section on a Monday.


Most people return stuff on the weekends, so the stock will be bigger and not as picked over.

7. Look for those yellow LAST CHANCE tags.

That means the item has been marked down from already low prices.

8. If you get your stuff home and are missing parts, don’t go back to IKEA.

Figure out the missing part number (listed in the assembly instructions) and call your local store to ask for replacements. They’ll mail you what you need.

9. If you’ve got DIY in your DNA, head to the Handyman Corner for drawer fronts and shelves that you could cobble into something great.

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You might even score some solid wood cabinet doors for $2 apiece (they’re normally anywhere from $40-$60).

10. Make your shopping list online and print out a copy.

If you make a shopping list on the Ikea website, you can have your items sorted in the order in which they can be found in the warehouse.

11. Enter through the exit door.

 

Once you’ve made your shopping list, there’s no need to get seduced by the showroom or the marketplace. Go through the exit door and you’ll land yourself right at the warehouse, with all the right aisle and bin numbers for everything you need.

12. Take advantage of Småland if you have children.

The first hour is free, and you get an extra thirty minutes if you’re an IKEA family member.

13. Buy IKEA on Amazon for little to no shipping on multitudes of items.

The items are from third party sellers and are sometimes marked up, so buy at your own risk. But it’s another option if the item you want ends up costing upwards of $139 to ship.

14. Buy wedding or party decorations like candles and frames at IKEA.

IKEA is the cheapest place to find things like pillar candles ($1.99 for a set of 4).

15. Check out the remnant bin for incredibly cheap fabric.

Remnants are especially great for making children’s clothing, like this blogger did here.

16. Make your furniture last longer with wood glue.

This especially helps if, say, a shelf feels wobbly once you’ve put it together. However, just be aware that using glue will make it that much harder to dismantle for a future move.

17. Look out for the (up to) 20% off kitchen sale if you’re in the market for new cabinets or appliances.

This sale happens about 3-4 times a year, but it’s actually going on practically year round if you factor in the 90-day price protection you get with an IKEA Family membership. (You have to make your purchase as an IKEA Family transaction.)

So if you miss the sale, there should be another one within three months. You can simply take your receipt to customer service and get a credit for the discount.

18. Make returns first thing in the morning.

IKEA. It’s kind of like the DMV.

Since it’s a take-your-ticket-and-sit-your-ass-down system, you want to get there before the line gets way out of control. Especially since making returns/exchanges are such a pain to do in the first place.

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