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Uh - no, I've never dreamed of wearing a blanket while on errands or in public. I don't wear them around the house, for that matter.Ever dreamed of wearing your favorite blanket out of the house as you ran your errands for the day?
Call it silly or call it life-changing, but the Blanket Sweatshirt combines all our favorite things about a cozy blanket and transforms it into an oversized, shockingly soft hoodie.
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The Blanket Sweatshirt comes oversized and snuggly, plus it even has a giant pocket at the front to keep your hands warm (or to house all the snacks).
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You can wear it to walk the dog, get the mail, or even a grocery run.
The far-left New York Times caved to the leftist Twitter mob with a major switch in headlines between its first and second editions.Liberals...Outraged and Triggered by their own
The first print edition’s headline read, “Trump Urges Unity Vs. Racism.”
But after the Blue Checkmark Mafia freaked out, the Times caved with a late edition headline that reads, “Assailing Hate But Not Guns.”
Clauvino da Silva, 42, was stopped by the guards of Gericino Penitentiary Complex in western Rio de Janeiro as he was about to leave the facility through the front door dressed as a woman. The inspectors almost fell for the trick, but grew suspicious of the “girl” who was acting nervously at the last moment.
They were in for a bigger surprise when they discovered that the supposed girl, dressed in a pair of blue jeans, a pink T-shirt, a grey blazer, and white sandals, was not a girl at all, but her gangster father.
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Police are now looking into whether the teenager, who, per Silva’s plan, was to stay in his cell instead of him, was an accomplice in the plot.
"...my hands are full. And sometimes I wonder if they’re trying to keep me busy," [said the JUNIOR DEM Rep from NY].
During 2012 to 2016 the person in the White House was acting President Barack Obama.By Aimee Picchi
January 22, 2019 / 11:08 AM / MoneyWatch
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"In 2012, a vial of Humalog insulin was priced at $130. By 2016, the same vial was priced at $255. Coincidentally, during that time patients' costs for insulin also doubled ", [wrote attorney and Type 1 diabetic Laura Marston on Twitter, in response to the report.]
Legit? Stunt for hits on FB? If this is an actual samich from a bakery that's been in business a while, as it has, one tends to think this would have surfaced earlier. Color me skeptical.An Auckland bakery is denying it served what's been called one of the stingiest sandwiches of all time, a picture of which caused the internet to go berserk.
The Papakura Bakery made headlines after a photo of the sandwich was posted in the Papakura and Takanini Grapevine private Facebook group. The photo showed the sandwich, allegedly purchased from the bakery, containing two measly slivers of meat.
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The bakery strongly denies the sandwich was purchased from them, however.
"...if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime we would have said so."He threw some Red Meat to the Liberal Impeachment Chorus. Expect a new level of Triggered.
Wednesday on MSNBC, former CIA director John Brennan predicted special counsel Robert Mueller’s statement on his Russia probe would increase the “cry for impeachment.”Brennan...he's up to his eyes in his own barrel of...crap.
Brennen said, “I think Bob Mueller’s public statement today is going to give momentum to those who want to move forward with impeachment hearings. I think there can be no doubt about Mr. Mueller’s message that the obstruction of justice issue is not resolved, and that there needs to be follow-up action on it.”
A few years ago, the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicted that the world's sea levels would rise an additional 3 feet by 2100. But earlier this week, a study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences more than doubled this worst-case estimate, predicting that sea levels could rise by around 6.5 feet in the same time frame.And we know we can completely Trust in the accuracy of Teh Googel, right?
For coastal cities like New York and San Francisco, this spells bad news for low-lying waterfront neighborhoods — and the many landmarks within them.
Climate Central's Google Earth plug-in shows what US cities would look like in the most extreme cases of sea-level rise.