‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ — Dennis Lowers His Blood Pressure submitted by /u/RealJohnGillman

If this was always cold stored, should I shoot it at box speed still? submitted by /u/jejones487

LPT: Always keep mint handy If you frequently go out or have a job that involves interacting with many people, here’s a valuable tip for you. Consider keeping some mints with you (unless you have allergies) because, let’s face it, bad breath can leave a lasting negative impression. By having a small box of mints in your bag, you can easily freshen up whenever you need to! …

LPT Request: Folks who are always smiling and outgoing, how do you do it? I often see folks at workplace who are always smiling and outgoing, like the moment you come near them, you just feel this positive aura. Is this a part of the personality or is this something that can be incorporated over time with practice? Please feel free to share your personal experiences and any advice that might be helpful. Thanks! …

The Best Way to Respond to Someone Who Always Makes Excuses We all need to make excuses from time to time: Things don’t always go according to plan—including for reasons beyond our control. But for some people, making excuses is the norm, rather than an exception. Read more…

“Dennis Takes a Mental Health Day” will go down as one of the best episodes of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Glenn Howerton gives an incredible and hilarious performance. It’s no secret that It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has never really quite lost its mojo, even 16 seasons in. That’s not to say there haven’t been downs to go with the ups, especially in more recent seasons. Not only is season 16 the best in years, it’s given us one the best episodes of the series…ever. “Dennis Takes a Mental Health Day” no…

LPT: Always carry a trash bag when you travel to put your dirty cloths separate from your clean ones. Basically your socks and underwear or what ever is smelly pit in trash bag so your clean clothes don’t stink. Also keeps things compartmentalize. submitted by /u/Blitherinidiot

LPT if your child has an injury to the face requiring sutures (stitches), request a plastic surgeon to do it. It should always be covered by insurance. Especially with boys I hear parents say “chicks dig scars” or things like that and blow it off. At 16 I ended up with 3 small scars on my neck and face, and even with a plastic surgeon taking care of them people made comments to me (while they were healing). Most often it was adults! They always did feel bad when i told them i was hit by a car, …

Season 16 of Always Sunny is a fantastic return to form With this last episode, I can confidently say this is one of the better seasons they’ve had (It’s definitely stronger than the last few seasons for sure). No episode feels like filler or like it’s out of place, which I think is partly due to the relatively short episode count this time. Seems like the podcast really helped the guys get reenergiz…

Tesla’s Cybertruck didn’t always look so cyberpunk The photo shared by Isaacson showing concept images of the Cybertruck, and the pop culture that inspired them. Click to see full-sized image. | Image: Walter IsaacsonElon Musk biographer Walter Isaacson has shared a photograph of the Tesla CEO during an early meeting about the Cybertruck that sheds interesting light on the alternative designs co…

Always wonder: How people start travelling with little to no money? If you are not a famous blogger, how can you leave work and start travelling the world? What can you do to make money while you travel? submitted by /u/americandesi88

LPT: Always check in a flight at the last minute possible if solo Short haul flights, long haul flights, this works all the same. Unless the flight is fully 100% booked out, by checking in at the last minute you’ll always be assigned a seat on rows that nobody wants or the airline usually do not pre assign. For example, the empty rows on the wing door exits in the middle of the plane. It also means everyone e…

LPT: Always use your pinky for POS transactions. Now let no one question why you hold your cups like you do when you drink. I’m a pinky out dude. Just always have been. Yesterday at a hamburger place, I found myself without sanitizer after being forced to touch the POS to answer the tip question, even with Apple Pay. Tapped in a buck, pinky don’t give a f*ck. submitted by /u/OK_Compooper

This Supercharged LS-Powered DeLorean Is What The Car Always Should Have Been The original DeLorean has always sort of been a letdown of a car, movie notwithstanding. Over the years, many a tuner has tried to turn it into something great with either naturally aspirated V8 engines or forced-induction six-cylinder motors. However, one soft-spoken man has decided to trump every other DeLorean… Read more…

that’s my regular base (i don’t always do the freckle thing) and it feels so…flat. and you can see my pores :/ submitted by /u/kittycatpeach

LPT: Taking isn’t always a bad thing In my 19 socially awkward years on earth, I have learnt one thing about interacting with other people. If someone offers to share something with you (food, money, help etc) it can be more polite to accept than decline. I used to be so self-conscious about accepting food and support offered because I thought I was being greedy and impinging on so…

Drugs and religion have always been a potent combination, from cannabis at ancient funerary sites to psychedelic retreats today (The Conversation) — A scholar of religion who is writing a book on sacred drugs explains how today’s ‘psychedelic renaissance’ reflects a millennia-long history of using intoxicants to seek insight and connection. The post Drugs and religion have always been a potent combination, from cannabis at ancient funerary sites to psychedelic retreats t…

Finally did this butterfly look that I’ve always wanted to recreate 🦋 submitted by /u/LeenaB33na

Well, as terrified as I am of criticism, Reddit seems like the best place to get it. Last year I started a website (always doubted my photography skills..and still do), but, I figured I’d give it a go. This was a shot I got two weeks ago and have rea submitted by /u/Safe-Ad-7014

LPT: You can always just throw out mail that is sent as presorted standard if you don’t want to spend the time reading it I used to work at a post office and wouldn’t know this otherwise so it might help some of you. If you’re sorting mail, you can just throw anything postmarked as presorted standard in the recycle bin to save yourself the time of opening and reading it. If your bank or anyone else is sending you something important they’ll send it first class. If …