Many Say Out-Of-Body Experiences Are A Hoax, But Did Science Prove Them Wrong?

Have you ever woken up and felt as if you were floating outside of your own body?

Many who’ve reported having these types of experiences believe they’re caused by spiritual or even paranormal forces, while others think they’re completely faked. But according to a new study by the Aix-Marseille Université in France, out-of-body experiences (OBE) are linked to a perfectly explainable physical issue.

Neuroscientist Christophe Lopez and other researchers compared two sets of 210 patients matched by the same ages and genders. One set had a history of dizziness, while the other did not.

About 14 percent of those who did suffer from dizziness reported having out-of-body experiences. As one stated, it felt “like I’m outside of myself. I feel like I’m not in myself.” Only five percent of those who didn’t experience dizziness reported OBEs.

The study also found that most of those who had dizziness and a history of OBE had experienced OBEs only after they started having dizziness for the first time. Many of those subjects had also been diagnosed with depression, anxiety, depersonalization, or migraines.

According to the researchers, “OBE in patients with dizziness were mainly related to peripheral vestibular disorders,” or inner ear issues that affect the ability to process sensory information and control balance and eye movements. This type of damage to the ears can result in dizziness, vertigo, floating sensations, and lightheadedness.

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The Long-term Effects of Stress

This video is intended to spread awareness about the long-term effects of stress. Everyone experiences stress everyday, it can come from any source. Some examples include emotional, physical or job related stress. Stress is our body’s primitive way of responding to any kind of internal or external demand or threat. The short-term effects of stress may not be serious but prolonged exposure to stress can lead to very serious long-term effects on the body. Thus, this video will be outlining the some of the long-term effects on the body such as an increase in heart attacks, obesity and development of diabetes. This video will also be discussing the three stress hormones; cortisol, epinephrine and norepinephrine. Cortisol, which is the major stress hormone, is released from the adrenal cortex. Epinephrine which is also referred to as adrenaline and norepinephrine, referred to as noradrenaline are released from the adrenal medulla. This video was made by 4DM3 students Vyshnavi Mahendran, Tamandeep Khangura, Humaira Nakhuda, Mateen Akhtar and Andrew Nashed. Copyright McMaster University 2016 Please let us know how we can improve our videos and additional topics should be addressed below. References: Al’Abadie, M. S., Kent, G. G., & Gawkrodger, D. J. (1994). The relationship between stress and the onset and exacerbation of psoriasis and other skin conditions. British Journal of Dermatology, 130(2), 199-203. Asthma and Allergy Foundation of Amercia. (2015) Asthma facts and Figures. (n.p). Retrieved October 18,2016 from http://www.aafa.org/page/asthma-facts.aspx Bhatia, V., & Tandon, R. K. (2005). Stress and the gastrointestinal tract. Journal of gastroenterology and hepatology, 20(3), 332-339. Deanfield, J., Kensett, M., Wilson, R., Shea, M., Horlock, P., De Landsheere, C., & Selwyn, A. (1984). Silent myocardial ischaemia due to mental stress. The Lancet, 324(8410), 1001-1005. Desborough, J. P. (2000). The stress response to trauma and surgery. British journal of anaesthesia, 85(1), 109-117. Ghiadoni, L., Donald, A. E., Cropley, M., Mullen, M. J., Oakley, G., Taylor, M., … & Deanfield, J. E. (2000). Mental stress induces transient endothelial dysfunction in humans. Circulation, 102(20), 2473-2478. Health Canada. (2008). Mental Health-Coping with Stress (n.p). Retrieved October 18, 2016, from http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hl-vs/iyh-vsv/life-vie/stress-eng.php Kemeny, M. E. (2003). The psychobiology of stress. Current directions in psychological science, 12(4), 124-129. Lundberg, U. (2005). Stress hormones in health and illness: the roles of work and gender. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 30(10), 1017-1021. Ranabir, S., & Reetu, K. (2011). Stress and hormones. Indian journal of endocrinology and metabolism, 15(1), 18. Statistics Canada.(2014).Overweight and obese adults (n.p). Retrieved October 21, 2016, from http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/82-625-x/2015001/article/14185-eng.htm Steptoe, A., & Kivimäki, M. (2012). Stress and cardiovascular disease. Nature Reviews Cardiology, 9(6), 360-370. Surwit, R. S., Schneider, M. S., & Feinglos, M. N. (1992). Stress and diabetes mellitus. Diabetes care, 15(10), 1413-1422. Torres, S. J., & Nowson, C. A. (2007). Relationship between stress, eating behavior, and obesity. Nutrition, 23(11), 887-894. World Health Organization.(2016). Global report on Psoriasis. Retrieved October 18, 2016, from http://apps.who.int/iris/handle/10665/204417

Occupy members return to Zuccotti Park to seek #Justice4Cecily

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Cecily McMillan, a graduate student and Occupy Wall Street activist, faces up to seven years in jail for assaulting a New York police officer in 2012. A jury found her guilty today, and a sentencing hearing is set for May 19.

According to the Guardian:

McMillan denied the charge. She claimed that she swung her arm back instinctively only after having one of her breasts grabbed from behind while she was walking out of the park. Her lawyers showed photographs of bruising to her chest to support this. They said McMillan did not know that  [Officer Grantley] Bovell was a police officer, and did not intend to hurt him.

Testifying, McMillan said that she had “no memory” of the moment her elbow struck Bovell. “I’m really sorry that officer got hurt,” she said. She has said that she suffered a seizure or anxiety attack after being arrested and subsequently received treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder.

Her lawyers stressed throughout the trial that she was a moderate left-wing political activist who had urged her fellow Occupy members to pursue a path of non-violent engagement with the state.

Supporters of McMillan are planning to meet in New York’s Zuccotti Park Monday afternoon to protest the verdict.

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From another perspective:

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Read more: http://twitchy.com/2014/05/05/occupy-members-return-to-zuccotti-park-to-seek-justice4cecily/

Top Benefits of Having Garages in Prince William and Woodbridge in Modern Age

No kidding! This is the fact. Simply ask yourself, what is the biggest issue of your home at this moment? The answer you will get is-shortage of space or in other words, necessity of extra storage place. Importantly, most common questions of homebuyers that nowadays home sellers come across are ‘what about the storage space of your home? ‘Don’t you have a garden shed? ‘ and so on; On the contrary, the possibility of exterior storage is mostly overlooked in home renovation plans whereas lack of storage space is the most common problem of householders. In fact, apart from adding home value, the benefits of equipping you with garages in Prince William and Woodbridge are plentiful.

Five Pros of Garages in Prince William and Woodbridge

Spacious Home

Having storage sheds and garages in Prince William and Woodbridge help you get a spacious indoor without entering into any costly renovation. Just by leaving the belongings that you don’t require on a regular basis into the exterior garage room you can effectively reduce the loads of clutters of your home and make the crammed area sizably bigger.

Storage Space

No family man can deny the necessity of a distinct space to store everything from gardening equipments, mowers, rarely used furniture, beddings or anything that are seldom used in the storeroom. With lockable garages you can keep things well protected in an organized way and access them any time, once that are needed, without spoiling your time to locate their whereabouts in the home.

Multipurpose Use

After becoming retired, with a well-built garage room in the backyard, you can always initiate your dream manufacturing business. In the fast-paced everyday life, many professionals to businesspersons use customized garages in Prince William and Woodbridge as rustic home. No wonder, it’s a unique way to unwind you from all taxation, fatigue and get reenergized. Having patio sheds is an excellent way to gift your children with their ‘keenly own’ playroom.

More Cleanliness

Minimum clutters fetch more space while more space promotes cleanliness in home ambiance. Once the shed is installed by garages in Prince William and Woodbridge, this will help cleaning out all messy rooms, porch, or stairways. As you amass excess things into the tool shed, future cleaning of the rooms becomes easy as never before. Less dirt, dust, and germs foster absolute wellbeing among the family members. Equally, with the proper storage of lawn mower, garden equipments, watering hose into the standalone garage, from the lawn to driveway and patio to backyard, now start gleaming, being spotless.

Easier Access with Tidy Setting

With a centralized shed room, as now you can store all essentials that are infrequently used and keep your home clean, equally prepare the shed with necessary shelving, hangers, and storage bins to accumulate everything in ordered manner. With this, all your necessities will be easy accessible, any time as you need them.

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19 Heartwarming Stories Of Celebrities Doing Random Acts Of Kindness

Just try to make it through this post without getting emotional.

1. This very sweet BF asked One Direction to help him propose to his Directioner girlfriend:

And Harry Styles made it happen:

2. This Patriots superfan gave Marcus Cannon a Lombardi Trophy replica, and he tweeted the player asking about it:

So Cannon surprised him at the hardware store where he works, bringing the trophy and a Patriots jacket along with him:

3. This mega-fan of Miley Cyrus invited her to prom, but she wasn’t able to make it. So she made it up to him by inviting him to hangout with her at her concert:

And they took the prom-pose pic he was waiting for:

4. This fan waiting to meet Angelina Jolie outside of The Daily Show ended up having a panic attack:

And Jolie stopped to comfort her and make sure she was okay — even wiping away her tears and taking a selfie with the fan.

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5. This Kardashian fan tweeted at Kim looking for her at a Yeezus show, and Kim immediately responded and had her join her in VIP.

I’m sending someone to go get you so you can come sit with me!!! @MyleezaKardash Need your seat # & section. DM me ASAP!!! — KimKardashian (@Kim Kardashian West)

6. This Essence reader tweeted Oprah about how much she loved her dress on the cover, and queen Oprah responded and actually sent it to her to keep.

@snobaby28 you’re right I won’t wear ever again contact my asst. and show her this tweet. — Oprah (@Oprah Winfrey)
@Oprah THANK YOU!!! You are truly a blessing. Sitting alone in sadness and you have brightened my day. Bless U — snobaby28 (@snobaby brandi)

7. This sick fan started a campaign to raise money for Britney Spears’ concert, and Spears ended up flying Cory and his family out to her Las Vegas show so they could meet.

OMG U GUYS @britneyspears MET CORY !Remember we trended #BritneyPleaseMeetCory. It actually happened so happy for him — cjm_90 (@UnfollowBreatheHeavy)

8. This grieving widow tweeted Chad Ochocinco about her loss, and he immediately reached out and invited her to come be his guest at his wedding.

You have a passport? RT @cheryl2958: I’m feeling pretty low today. Lost my hubby 2 weeks ago. Together 30 years. Very hard. — ochocinco (@Chad Johnson)
Can you pack and come to the wedding? RT @cheryl2958: @ochocinco Yes I do. — ochocinco (@Chad Johnson)
Check ya DM… Just start packing… Evelyn will make arrangements… see you tonight/early a.m. RT @cheryl2958: Yes.where is it? — ochocinco (@Chad Johnson)
@cheryl2958 Turn Up Ms. Cheryl, bring ya smile, dancing shoes and appetite… let me know when you receive confirmation… Turn up… — ochocinco (@Chad Johnson)

9. This EDM fan tweeted Zedd about his upcoming show (and her recent surgeries):

@cartermckenzie @cntrpntmusic wishing you best of luck with your surgeries!!! See you at the festival 🙂 — Zedd (@Zedd)

And he immediately responded and reached out to the festival to put her on the list to his show.

@cartermckenzie @cntrpntmusic hey friends at counterpoint, can we please get carter on the list so she can watch the show??? — Zedd (@Zedd)

10. This Directioner had a panic attack while seeing Harry Styles at a One Direction book signing, and he stopped, went past the security barriers, and comforted her until she was okay.

I want to cry Harry is the sweetest human being I’ve ever known — tamestyles (@yoli)

11. When an autistic teen was brutally attacked in Florida, Aaron Paul quickly reached out with a heartwarming message and an invitation to Disneyland.

#JusticeForAaron — aaronpaul_8 (@Aaron Paul)

12. When a fan of Nascar driver Kevin Harvick tweeted to ask if he’d follow her, he replied by inviting her on a free trip to see him in the Daytona 500.

Hey @LouiseGroomer why don’t you come to the Daytona 500 as my guest? Everything’s on me! Flight, room, tickets you name it! — KevinHarvick (@Kevin Harvick)

13. This fan tweeted at MLB star Kris Bryant asking if he could verify a bat he found online:

@mk9577 you don’t need to buy it! What do you want? I’ll send it to you! — KrisBryant_23 (@Kris Bryant)

And instead, he ended up sending him a free, signed bat.

@mk9577 850 bucks?! That’s ridiculous! I’ll send one to you. DM me your address! — KrisBryant_23 (@Kris Bryant)
I cannot thank @KrisBryant_23 enough for this bat! So blown away. Just made me a @cubs fan!! Thank you thank you — mk9577 (@Mike in Vegas)

14. This fan tweeted at J. Cole about him being in her city, and he responded asking for her address to come play his new album for her.

Send me DM with your address I’ll come play u the album. @DaliaDk “@JColeNC: Dallas we hereeeeee” we gotta see you tonight 😭😭😭 — JColeNC (@J. Cole)

15. This Potter fan met J.K. Rowling at a book signing — leaving her a note on how much she changed his life:

So much derp — Johnnie_Rowling (@johnnie)

And she ended up mailing him a personal letter with a Chamber of Secrets stamp on it, thanking him.

The parts of my letter from Jo that I can share… — Johnnie_Rowling (@johnnie)

16. This Tumblr user wrote a post telling Taylor Swift she’d be at The Grammys, and Taylor tracked her down to meet her at the show.

17. This fan ran into Justin Bieber at the Apple store, and he ended up buying her and a friend their very own iPhones at the store.

MY PICTURE WITH @JUSTINBIEBER WHEN HE BOUGHT ME AN IPHONE OMFG SO UNEXPECTED. I LOVE YOU JUSTIN!!! THANK YOUU <3 — LaliBeliebsDemi (@Lali â™›)

18. This Breaking Bad fan was diagnosed with cancer, and his ultimate wish was to meet Bryan Cranston. After a #BreakingBrad campaign was started, Bryan ended up meeting him over Skype, and sending an ice cream truck to his neighborhood after the call.

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19. When Harry Styles found out that Directioner Brianna was sick with cancer, he sent her a personalized video, telling her that she’s brave.

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Nothing like a few beautiful random acts of kindness to restore your faith in celebrities .

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Climate scientists now suffering ‘pre-traumatic stress disorder’

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Obviously a made-up mental disorder is the logical result of anxiety over made up science. This is reminiscent of the anxiety disorder liberals were suffering when they couldn’t accept that Al Gore had lost the election. That may have been the point of no return for many on the left’s sanity. Now crazy is the standard for Al Gore and his prophets of doom.

In the Grist article Climate depression is for real. Just ask a scientist we learn about the terrible ordeal high profile Nobel winning climate change alarmists like Camille Parmesan must suffer.

“In the U.S., [climate change] isn’t well-supported by the funding system, and when I give public talks in the U.S., I have to devote the first half of the talk to [the topic] that climate change is really happening,” says Parmesan, now a professor at Plymouth University in England.

Parmesan certainly isn’t the first to experience some sort of climate-change blues. From depression to substance abuse to suicide and post-traumatic stress disorder, growing bodies of research in the relatively new field of psychology of global warming suggest that climate change will take a pretty heavy toll on the human psyche as storms become more destructive and droughts more prolonged. For your everyday environmentalist, the emotional stress suffered by a rapidly changing Earth can result in some pretty substantial anxieties.

The climate change religion has already established its notions of sin, penance, and indulgences. Now they’re canonizing martyrs and saints.

Science™.

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2014/10/29/climate-scientists-now-suffering-pre-traumatic-stress-disorder/

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!

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