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LAST SUPPER WITH EDDYFLAMES

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A WAY BACK INTO LOVE. All memories of you flash back each time I see you, We once were a pair, But now, all's gone with the air. So, I will throwaway my shame, Away with my hurt, Quench my Anger, Take down my pride, Just to be with you once again. A moment of your smile, Is far better than thoughts of what transpired. Am wary of my presence drawing questions of your absence, And I know these questions arise in your head as well, Even if I know not how you feel. So I ask, what's love without hurt, What's love without differences, Our good moments surpass the bad, I will trace my steps, path by path. In search for moments, piece by piece. Until each piece, leads me back to your heart. Purple Butterfly. 🦋 Imasuen Edward A. also known as EddyFlames with the signature - #PurpleButterfly is a banker whose passion for writing started at a very young age. He writes directly from his heart and He hopes to make the world a...

10 brilliant ways to organize your refrigerator

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Keeping your refrigerator clean and organized not only makes you feel better but can also help you preserve the quality of your food and make it last longer. In a messy fridge we can easily forget what products we have there, and food can become rotten and go to waste. Besides, trying to find things in a cluttered cooler might put your patience and sanity to the test and make you feel like your fridge is too small. If this happens too frequently, it is time for you to check out our food storage ideas. We at Bright Side guarantee that these tips will make your refrigerator look as neat and clean as the ones in commercials. 1. Putting large containers on the shelves Simply buy large plastic containers, label them (meats, fish, seafood, etc.), and enjoy a tidy and organized fridge. Visit this website to get even more ideas. 2. Using binder clips for bagged foods Now you can kill two birds with one stone: binder clips will keep your food bags closed while also making bette...

How long does molly stay in your system?

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Medically reviewed by Thomas Dean Chiampas, PharmD, BCPS, AAHIVP Written by Jayne Leonard Molly, which is another name for the drug MDMA, typically stays in a person’s system for several days. The exact length of time depends on several factors, including the person’s metabolism and the amount of the drug they have taken. Different drug tests have different detection periods. Some tests can detect molly for only a day or two after a person has taken the drug. Others can detect the drug after several months. Read on to learn more about drug testing, how molly works, and how long it takes for the body to metabolize it. How long does molly stay in your system? Molly quickly enters the bloodstream. Although the effects may wear off within a few hours, traces of the drug can remain in the body for several days. It is difficult to determine exactly how long molly will stay in a person’s system. It depends on many factors, including: the amount they took the time of their...

13 Facts About Life in Japan That Annoy Both the Foreigners and the Locals

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We have written a lot of articles about Japan: about the quirks of the local people, about the difficult lives of Japanese women, and also about the things that amaze foreign tourists. But there are some things about the Japanese culture that are so strange and illogical, even the Japanese themselves would love to not have them. Today, Bright Side is going to tell you about the traditions that irritate the people who have lived in Japan their entire lives. 1. Neighbors can file complaints to the landlord about people that walk too loudly or make too much noise. Because the Japanese use very light materials when building houses, the walls are very thin, so you can hear your neighbors very well. This is why it is important to be quiet not only on public transport and other public places, but also at home. One blogger talked on his YouTube channel about the neighbors that complained about him to the landlord because he closed his closet doors too loudly. Not all Japanese peopl...

Does shaving really make hair grow back thicker?

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BY LOGAN CROSS/NOV. 11, 2019 3:53 EST/UPDATED: NOV. 11, 2019 3:53 PM EST Shaving can be a real pain — anyone will tell you that. Once you commit to shaving your legs, underarms, or anywhere else, it takes consistent upkeep to keep your hair at bay.  Shaving is a personal choice, and although there is a huge movement of women who are deciding to cut back on shaving for personal reasons, a lot of women still choose to remove their body hair (via USA Today). If you started shaving at a young age, you probably heard a lot of rumors or old wives' tales about the dos and don'ts of shaving. One of the most common rumors is that shaving will make your hair grow back thicker and darker. But does it really make it grow back thicker? The short answer is no, it doesn't. Shaving does not make your hair grow back darker or thicker You probably heard this from your friends or your mom — or on the internet when you were too afraid to ask either. There's a chance your mom e...

The Incredible Dating Power of a Guitar Case

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Would you give this man your telephone number? (Don’t let the guitar case influence you.) In France there’s a psychologist, Professor Nicolas Gueguen, who roams the North-West, asking young women for their telephone numbers—or at least his research assistants and experimental confederates do. This isn’t just to boost the national stereotype, but all in the name of science. The results they’ve reported over the years confirm some things we think we already know and a few new insights. His experiments often involve approaching random strangers (usually women) in the street and asking them for something (usually their phone number). So far he’s found that: Men getting out of expensive versus cheap cars are more likely to get the numbers of passing women. A fire-fighter’s uniform makes women more likely to divulge the digits. A touch on the forearm makes a man more likely to get a woman’s number (it also works on men, see 10 Psychological Effects of Nonsexual Touch). And, on...