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You know! Sometimes you just gotta enjoy the backup plans.

Now this is sushi I could definitely get into. 3-Minute Cucumber Shrimp Sushi Boats Fresh, flavorful, and packed with shrimp—a quick sushi fix without the roll.

The easiest winter/spring craft! And a good way to use up some of the many flowers you grow this year.

This clip comes from the classic sketch comedy show In Living Color (1990–1994), created by Keenen Ivory Wayans and aired on Fox. It features Jamie Foxx as his outrageous character Wanda, whose exaggerated personality and over-the-top mannerisms made her one of the show’s most memorable sketches. Fellow cast members Jim Carrey and David Alan Grier struggle to keep straight faces as Foxx delivers absurd lines and wild expressions. The humor works because Foxx fully commits to the ridiculous character with improvised timing and extreme facial reactions, often causing the others to break character on camera. In Living Color was known for pushing boundaries, and moments like this became fan favorites—the genuine laughter between cast members, captured by simple studio lighting and close-up shots, made the scene feel spontaneous and authentic.

Goodnight. Find love. Don't let it go.

This woman owns her own company, she’s doing the business expenses and notices some charges that were suspicious. There was a charge for $300 at the Coach luxury goods store. She called the employee she gave the card to and they admitted to it immediately. She felt that when the boss told her to get a work bag for supplies, it meant she was given permission to buy whatever she wanted. Since the employee was given permission to use the card for a work bag but did not specify a spending limit, is this really the employees fault at this point?

@mamacita4life2 @wickedcece315 Especially if you mix it.

@dsware123 @wickedcece315 Oh man that sounds like hangoverville🤣🤣🤣

Most people don't know this. Mountain Dew began in the late 1940s in Knoxville, Tennessee. It was not created as a soda. It was made as a mixer for whiskey. Barney and Ally Hartman, bottlers, were looking for a drink that paired well with homemade liquor. They created a citrus blend and named it after a slang term for moonshine: Mountain Dew. At first, it stayed regional, bottled locally, and sold in small quantities across the South. Then in 1964, Pepsi-Cola purchased the formula. Production scaled. Distribution expanded. What started as a whiskey mixer became a national soft drink. #MountainDew

@OmnipresentDave Ppl always say AI who care they’re fun to watch. Right?

@dsware123 I could watch these forever, these and fail vids and I'm set for life! 🤣🤣🤣

The one with the glasses. The glasses stuck to it—I was in tears laughing.

@TimChap56 I remember that as well.

@dsware123 I remember buying it with the hillbilly on the bottle and tge commercials were great

@mamacita4life2 @wickedcece315 Because of it’s beginning. It’s still a big deal here in the south. I drank a couple of them it’s like crack will pump you up.

@dsware123 @wickedcece315 Why do I wanna try it now🤣🤣🤣

Most people don't know this. The first offshore oil drilling in the United States began in 1896. It took place off the coast of Summerland, California. Oil companies were already drilling wells along the shoreline. But the oil fields extended beneath the ocean floor. So workers built long wooden piers out over the water. Drilling rigs were placed at the end of the piers. From there, crews drilled straight down through the seabed. The idea worked. Soon dozens of wooden platforms stretched into the Pacific. These early structures were the ancestors of modern offshore oil rigs. Today, massive steel platforms operate miles from land. But the concept began with simple wooden piers built over the waves. #America

@CymbolicO I sure didn’t know that.

@dsware123 They removed brominated vegetable oil from the ingredients in 2014. Bromine is considered an oxidizing agent, meaning it can gain electrons from other substances during chemical reactions. Like from your chromosomes.

@TimChap56 Yes they were great.

@Verace_me @nancy_hamm1 That cool good memory I hope.

@dsware123 @nancy_hamm1 I worked in the Pepsi bottling plant as a teamster in Philadelphia for a few years. We made that and other sodas. I knew how to run every machine in that factory plus drove a forklift.

@CyberNatha20050 I kind of remember something we did kind of similar.

We used to mix a drink back in the late 70's called Elixir. It was 1 qt. 101 proof Southern Comfort (do they even have 1 qt. bottles anymore?), a big can (half gallon I think) of Hawaiian punch, and a 2-liter bottle of Mountain Dew. Mix in a clean cooler, add 8 lbs. of ice. It is quite the crowd pleaser when you're 18. Doesn't really have an alcohol taste or smell, but it does the job.

@mamacita4life2 @wickedcece315 Me either until I found this video.

@dsware123 @wickedcece315 I didn’t know that

"Joan Jett: the original rebel, godmother of punk, Rock Hall legend. From The Runaways to I Love Rock 'n' Roll, she never compromised and paved the way for generations. Still tearing it up in 2026. Bad reputation? More like bad*ss legacy. 🖤⚡ #JoanJett"

Simply the best. She danced the entire concert. Unbelievable. What an artist. Forever missed.

The betrayal runs deep.

FAFO time 😎