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Tips Published on Saturday | March 13, 2010 |
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| | | Relationships
Is that girl you met really a girl
That girl you met at the bar, is she really a woman... or a man?! Here's the way to find out:
Grab his/her hand as if you were caressing it an take a look at her index (pointer) an ring finger. If her index (pointer) finger is longer than her ring finger, then she's a woman, but if you happen to notice her ring finger is longer... Get the hell out! | | | | | | John in Denver, Colorado | Tips Published: 2
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USB battery to charge electronics while travelling
Many a time you would like to charge your batteries but won't find a socket. This happens when you don't carry the charger all the time in a plane/train/bus while traveling. Plus chargers are heavier to carry. You can eliminate the need to carry the chargers if you have USB batteries (available at http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/travelpower/8e82/ ). USB batteries can be charged using a laptop or any computer's USB port. It also removes an additional maze of charger's cables. | | | | | | Kumar Vijay in Fort Collins, CO | Tips Published: 48
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| | | Household > Cleaning
Cleaning cast iron pans
Wash you pans to remove as much grime as possible and dry thoroughly. Then brew a pitcher of black tea (like Lipton). Soak your pan for up to three hours and check ever hour. The tea will break down the rust naturally without caustic chemicals. Wash again -dry thoroughly and season. Spread some lard or bacon grease on the pan and bake in oven on 200 for two hours. Repeat seasoning as needed to give them gloss and luster. | | | | | | Lisa in Grants Pass, Oregon | Tips Published: 2
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| | | Wellness > Exercise
Sneak in exercise in the bathroom
Time can be the biggest hurdle to getting exercise. Try this: Whenever you go to the bathroom, when you are finished, put your hands on the edge of the counter and do 10 counter pushups. Not enough room, try wall pushups against the back of the door. You won't even notice the loss of time and you'll get in a little exercise! | | | | | | Tina in Minden, LA | Tips Published: 3
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