Sometimes it’s not always obvious who is going to pay for a dinner date. Some say the man should always pay for the first date, at the very least.
Others say that it should be the person who initiated the date conversation.
Still, sometimes their can still be a question of who is responsible when the check arrives. Here are NINE TIME-PROVEN WAYS THAT WOMEN HAVE USED TO FORCE THEIR DATE TO PAY THE BILL.
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A few friends of mine think that Epcot is the best thing at Walt Disney World. There are quite a few people who agree with that belief, such as the folks at EPCOT CENTRAL, all for their own reasons. I can’t say that I disagree with them, as Epcot can be underrated by park visitors. Ask any person who dislikes Epcot and they often say the same things:
Epcot is an immersive environment, with surprises and treats around every corner, if you would only bother to look. But that’s a different topic for a different day.
For those Epcot naysayers out there – I say that if you don’t like where you are, sometimes it’s because you aren’t creative enough to make your own fun.
Today, I will provide you with something to do after you have seen all that Epcot has to offer – courtesy in part from my creative Epcot-loving friends, and in part by today’s website, DRINK AROUND THE WORLD.
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Some celebrities use their real names.
Some celebrities use an alias.
NOM DE GUERRE bills itself as “the Real People’s Real Name Resource of Pseudonyms and Aliases”. Granted, it hasn’t really been updated since around 2003, so some of the more recent names you might be looking for are probably missing.
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Having a hangover sucks.
A hangover is your body’s way of getting back at you for you torturing it the night before. Not everybody can pass out at three, wake up at ten, go out to eat and do it again as easily as others can.
Studies have shown that more than 75% of those who’ve drunk alcohol have had a hangover, 15% have one at least every other month, and 25% of college students suffer a hangover weekly.
But all is not lost, and if you follow some of these tips you should find yourself in better shape than you thought you would be after a hard night partying.
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You’ve seen Photomosaics before, right? That’s where you take hundreds or thousands of pictures and then combine them into one giant picture of something else?
You know, like this Tigger jigsaw puzzle. The image is made of thousands upon thousands of animated cells, combined to make a single image of Tigger.
Well, here’s a website that lets you do the same sort of thing, but using YouTube videos instead. (Thanks, Alain!)
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At a party the other day, the girls were talking about various chick things, like shoes, when one of the men threw out their opinion on the current topic.
The women pounced on the opportunity, loudly proclaiming that the guy who dared voice his opinion had “lost his guy card”. The conversation quickly went badly for the men in the room as they defended their buddy’s innocuous comment.
Whether the men were successful in their defense or not is really not today’s topic – but rather, the one question left unanswered that night:
If there are at least 16 WAYS FOR A MAN TO LOSE HIS GUY CARD (give or take five or more other ways), can a woman lose her CHICK CARD? And if so, how?
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PROGRESS CITY USA has posted #3 on their list of TEN WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR: OVERHAUL DISNEY TRANSPORTATION, and I couldn’t agree more.
To quote:
Basically, unless you’re just going from your hotel to a theme park and back, internal transportation is a headache. Fixing the system would require a massive investment, tackling many separate goals simultaneously. It would require an entirely different plan for the resort’s infrastructure, and it’s needed immediately. They won’t do it, but they should.
I have one suggestion that would address this current transportation problem at Walt Disney World with an idea that would dramatically increase guest satisfaction. It won’t solve the immediate issue at hand, but keeping guests happy in the short run can buy some time until a better transporation plan is developed.
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The New York Post recently had an article entitled WHEN IT COMES TO WEIGHT LOSS, CUT 100 – CALORIES, THAT IS!
The article points out one simple fact: if you eat 100 fewer calories a day for an entire year and change absolutely nothing else about your exercise or diet plan, then you will be taking in 36,500 fewer calories over the course of those 365 days.
100 fewer calories a day. That should be easy.
One less fat-free Jell-O Pudding Cup.
One less slice of bread.
One less bottle of original VitaminWater (the full caloric version).
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