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Boredom and The Art of Tricking Yourself Into Exercising
When considering going to the gym from afar, the perceived difficulty of going to the gym and exercising is much greater than the actual difficulty. By telling yourself you aren’t going to actually exercise but just to walk you eliminate the ability to rationalize how much effort it takes. You replace the perceived difficulty with effortlessness.
The “Lost My Phone” Index
One would assume that intelligence would have a perfect negative correlation to the number of phones lost. However, after a number of phones being lost, and with a rich father, it could only be conjectured that the person losing the phones is secretly just trying to keep up with the ever increasing pace of technology by having their father buy them a new one every month.
Male and Female Turn-Ons Comparison – Life Explained
If you understand the truth of this picture you’re on your way to understanding women. Or at least as much as one can.
College Sex Lists, What’s Yours Look Like?
This is a rundown of college sex lists that have been sent to us from a variety of individuals. They all have similarities, and it is interesting to dissect how people chronicle their sexual histories.
How to Make Novelty ID Cards
Believe it or not making novelty identification cards is incredibly easy, and all things said and done it is also pretty inexpensive. In fact, if you happen to have the right printer, or you can convince your parents to buy one for you before you leave for college, then all it will cost you to make up to 100 cards is about $30. The cards look and feel great, and with some fancy design work in Adobe Photoshop or Fireworks you can make anything from photo IDs for a university club or a job, to fake press badges.
Adderall is Paying my Rent, Tuition, and Power Bills
This is an interview one of our writers had with an anonymous college student about his extremely fruitful career as a college street pharmacist. He speaks candidly and expresses his conflicting feelings on the medication in a very cogent manner. The following is an written account of the interview.