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I can't remember the name for the accent that the girl with curl hair in this clip has? It also reminds me of the accent that Serena Van Der Wooderson has in Gossip Girl. Please help!

I have been working hard this winter break to get into shape. After battling a long eating disorder, my body was skinny but not healthy. The last couple months, I have been increasing my caloric intake, lifting heavy and following r/fitness and my doctor's advice to get a nice butt and shapely legs. Its been working well so far but I am already uncomfortable with my new womanly figure. I always wanted to have a butt but now that I do, I feel like it draws too much attention and I want to go back to my previously invisible status. My goal was to have a nice figure by the time school starts mid January, but now I want to stop working out and get my flat ass back! I am so close to my goal but I

I want a new 40 day habit to adopt at the start of July. Any suggestions? As background, I did something similar to No Fap/schlick for Lent. It was successful, made me feel more disciplined and motivated. I love a challenge, I already meditate and exercise daily.

My googling skills haven't been able to come up with an answer so far. I used to love watching shows about paranormal activity and I would love to find out the name of this show. I believe that this episode was focused on haunted castles in the United Kingdom and it featured different stories such as:

• A hidden room inside the castle has been carefully guarded. It is said that who ever looks inside the room will never be happy again.

• A fairy marries/tries to marry a human, something..something...magical bridge.

• A young girl almost marries the devil, a monk saves her.

• A king won't stop gambling, gambles with the devil himself.

These stories have really stuck with me throughout th

I'm a little lady and I'm quite good at walking on backs but I want to learn how to give a traditional massage, any tips?

This was reposted from here http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/b03bt/a_lesson_in_white_privilege_what_if_sarah_palin/ and it was asked whether things would be different if she was less made up. She still looks pretty, just her persona is different and she would probably attract a different type of audience. What do y'all think?!

Edit: I was hoping that wouldn't get downvoted so hard, I think that this issue brings up many important questions for discussion. Women are still more harshly judged for appearance than men, think Michelle Obama, Hillary and her cleavage, so many more :(

I first learned about piracetam through reddit and it definitely helped me get through some difficult classwork and exams. I'm ready to try new supplements that are supposed to improve sleep/energy/memory and I was about to get trigger happy on amazon before I realized that I should come to you first. Any suggestions?

I'm not a big fan of the Myer's Brigg, I think the Big Five is more accurate and accounts for more variation in most cases. Here are my stats 86% Openness, 74% Conscientiousness, 73% Extraversion, 81% Agreeableness and 26% Neuroticism! :)

When I was 8, we had Internet Explorer. I soon got tired of pbs.org and nick.com, I read my fair share of soft-core porn stories, memorized facts about my celebrity crushes and used a lycos search engine for my school projects. I was basically the only one using the computer. By middle school, I was into the AIM chat rooms which helped me shape my tastes in music and helped me construct good arguments. Namely, we argued about Nirvana, boy bands, whether Britney or Christina was sluttier, the usual. By this time, early 2000, I had competition for my computer time and I went over the monthly limit on our ATT dial-up plan several times. By high school, the internet was no longer a toy. I used i

On my way back to the US from Germany, I had the most delicious turkey burger on Lufthansa airlines. I have never had a turkey burger since then that was so moist and flavorful. I don't fly nearly enough to expect another burger anytime soon. I am curious to hear what humble or extravagant meals others have enjoyed that may truly have been a one in a lifetime experience.

Usually, I feel most stressed and have my worst fears/worries come out as I wait for the alarm clock to go off. I learned that this is because cortisol (the stress hormone) is at its peak in the morning, maybe as a natural way to wake up. I was wondering how many others experience this and also if it makes you want to jump into action or hid away from the world under your covers :)

I used to think that reading the book was a required precursor to watching the movie production. So when Harry Potter came out, for example, I rushed to finish the book as soon as the previews came out. As I have gotten older, I am starting to rethink this premise because it seems less painful to watch the movie first and then read. This way it doesn't feel so bad when they cut your favorite scene or do their own take on things. Furthermore, the deleted scenes and additional depth are an added bonus to the book without being a detraction from the film. Thoughts?