*Mid-life Crisis*

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Mid-life Crisis

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*The mouthpiece worn by Marlon Brando in The Godfather*

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The mouthpiece worn by Marlon Brando in The Godfather

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*An 1841 automatic candle extinguisher*

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*Everyone older person around me has told me from a child that a college degree will make me successful lol*

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Everyone older person around me has told me from a child that a college degree will make me successful lol

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*Disney and Columbia just dropped three magical winter essentials, but sizes are selling out fast*

The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. From celebrations at Disney World and Disneyland to partnerships with brands like Samsung that saw the release of limited-edition TVs, the Disney100 Celebration is pulling out all the stops for the brand’s 100th anniversary. And one that Disney fans have been waiting for was made official this week. Star Wars fans have come to expect a limited-edition drop of winter gear like parkas, sweatshirts, and hats from Columbia Sportswear, many of which sport the impressive “omni-heat” technology to keep you warm. For Disney100, Columbia is joining in on the fun with three adorable additions that are all incredibly limited. Leading the bunch is the Disney100 Snowqualmie Jacket for women and men, which features a custom, hidden Mickey “Omni-heat” internally at $300 in various sizes. In the middle is a Half-Snap Fleece with vintage Mickey, Pluto, and Donald artwork. Last but certainly not least, it might be the coolest bucket hat ever, and it’s just $50. You can shop the entire Columbia x Disney100 Collection here, but we’d move fast as some products are already selling out and won’t be restocked. Considering the annual Star Wars x Columbia drop sells out in hours, there is no telling how long this gear will stick around. Furthermore, if you’re just after some Columbia gear and alright without the Disney themeing, you can save up to 50% on select styles, including jackets, hats, and sweaters. Disney100 Snowqualmie Jacket, $300 at Columbia for Women and Men Columbia Sportswear The centerpiece of the Special-Edition Disney100 Collection presents itself as a stylish black puffer jacket that looks mighty cozy for any chilly fall or winter day. But in true Disney and Columbia fashion, both brands paid attention to the details. For instance, Columbia Sportswear winter jackets are known for their “Omni-heat” reflective technology, which captures body heat and uses it to keep you warm. But on the Disney100 Snowqualmie Jacket, Columbia swapped the typical pattern for a hidden Mickey one. So, the inside matches the silver-platinum, Disney’s chosen color for the 100th, and sports some extra fun. Additionally, you get a sewn-in Disney100 patch on the front, and the hood features mouse ears that you can rock or hide, depending on the occasion. It’s pretty darn adorable. Columbia’s Disney100 Snowqualmie Jacket is $300 and is available in a range of sizes for both women and men. If you’re sold, we would add it to your cart soon. Disney100 Half-Snap Fleece, $99 at Columbia for Women and Men Columbia Sportswear Any type of fleece clothing is a classic fall and winter layer, and this custom half-snap fleece is perfect for any Disney fan. It might be the perfect addition to any holiday wardrobe between the warm fleece and nostalgia. The print is vintage Disney and sports fan-favorite characters like Mickey, Goofy, Minnie, Donald, and Pluto in a winter wonderland. Like the Snowqualmie Jacket, the Half-Snap Fleece is available in select sizes for both Women and Men.Disney100 Bucket Hat, $50 at Columbia Columbia Sportswear Bucket hats seemingly never go out of style, and this option, designed for children, features mouse ears on the top and a strap to ensure it doesn’t fly off regardless of where life's adventures take you. The rim around the hat also includes a piece of the fleece print from the half-snap fleece above. It could be the perfect holiday gift or stocking stuffer. Prices are accurate and items in stock at time of publishing.
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Disney and Columbia just dropped three magical winter essentials, but sizes are selling out fast

The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. From celebrations at Disney World and Disneyland to partnerships with brands like Samsung that saw the release of limited-edition TVs, the Disney100 Celebration is pulling out all the stops for the brand’s 100th anniversary. And one that Disney fans have been waiting for was made official this week. Star Wars fans have come to expect a limited-edition drop of winter gear like parkas, sweatshirts, and hats from Columbia Sportswear, many of which sport the impressive “omni-heat” technology to keep you warm. For Disney100, Columbia is joining in on the fun with three adorable additions that are all incredibly limited. Leading the bunch is the Disney100 Snowqualmie Jacket for women and men, which features a custom, hidden Mickey “Omni-heat” internally at $300 in various sizes. In the middle is a Half-Snap Fleece with vintage Mickey, Pluto, and Donald artwork. Last but certainly not least, it might be the coolest bucket hat ever, and it’s just $50. You can shop the entire Columbia x Disney100 Collection here, but we’d move fast as some products are already selling out and won’t be restocked. Considering the annual Star Wars x Columbia drop sells out in hours, there is no telling how long this gear will stick around. Furthermore, if you’re just after some Columbia gear and alright without the Disney themeing, you can save up to 50% on select styles, including jackets, hats, and sweaters. Disney100 Snowqualmie Jacket, $300 at Columbia for Women and Men Columbia Sportswear The centerpiece of the Special-Edition Disney100 Collection presents itself as a stylish black puffer jacket that looks mighty cozy for any chilly fall or winter day. But in true Disney and Columbia fashion, both brands paid attention to the details. For instance, Columbia Sportswear winter jackets are known for their “Omni-heat” reflective technology, which captures body heat and uses it to keep you warm. But on the Disney100 Snowqualmie Jacket, Columbia swapped the typical pattern for a hidden Mickey one. So, the inside matches the silver-platinum, Disney’s chosen color for the 100th, and sports some extra fun. Additionally, you get a sewn-in Disney100 patch on the front, and the hood features mouse ears that you can rock or hide, depending on the occasion. It’s pretty darn adorable. Columbia’s Disney100 Snowqualmie Jacket is $300 and is available in a range of sizes for both women and men. If you’re sold, we would add it to your cart soon. Disney100 Half-Snap Fleece, $99 at Columbia for Women and Men Columbia Sportswear Any type of fleece clothing is a classic fall and winter layer, and this custom half-snap fleece is perfect for any Disney fan. It might be the perfect addition to any holiday wardrobe between the warm fleece and nostalgia. The print is vintage Disney and sports fan-favorite characters like Mickey, Goofy, Minnie, Donald, and Pluto in a winter wonderland. Like the Snowqualmie Jacket, the Half-Snap Fleece is available in select sizes for both Women and Men.Disney100 Bucket Hat, $50 at Columbia Columbia Sportswear Bucket hats seemingly never go out of style, and this option, designed for children, features mouse ears on the top and a strap to ensure it doesn’t fly off regardless of where life's adventures take you. The rim around the hat also includes a piece of the fleece print from the half-snap fleece above. It could be the perfect holiday gift or stocking stuffer. Prices are accurate and items in stock at time of publishing.
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*My bf doesn’t like dates…*

So he’s been promising to take me on dates etc for a while now and I’m fed up now. But tell me am I overreacting bc personally I just feel like he doesn’t wanna take me out which is just annoying and he complains about not haveing money but will spend $35 on a Dave pen and extra money on weed. Am I tripping? submitted by /u/MinuteWelder2013 to r/texts [link] [comments]
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My bf doesn’t like dates…

So he’s been promising to take me on dates etc for a while now and I’m fed up now. But tell me am I overreacting bc personally I just feel like he doesn’t wanna take me out which is just annoying and he complains about not haveing money but will spend $35 on a Dave pen and extra money on weed. Am I tripping? submitted by /u/MinuteWelder2013 to r/texts link comments
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*What are some Problematic Celeb Halloween Costumes you can’t stop thinking about?*

Some of the problematic Costumes I found while playing on the internet today, what are some that I missed? 1.) Julianne Hough as Crazy Eyes 2.) Hilary Duff and IDK- Native American/Pilgrim 3.) Chris Brown as Terrorist 4.) Lilly Allen as Dr Luke 5.) Tia Mowry as a Geisha 6.) Ellie Fanning as Native American 7.) Hedi Klum as Hindu Goddess Kali 8.) Lisa and Harry as Sid and Nancy 9.) Adrienne Curry as Amy Winehouse 10.) Ashley Benson- Cecil the Lion submitted by /u/Background-Oil-2619 to r/popculturechat [link] [comments]
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What are some Problematic Celeb Halloween Costumes you can’t stop thinking about?

Some of the problematic Costumes I found while playing on the internet today, what are some that I missed? 1.) Julianne Hough as Crazy Eyes 2.) Hilary Duff and IDK- Native American/Pilgrim 3.) Chris Brown as Terrorist 4.) Lilly Allen as Dr Luke 5.) Tia Mowry as a Geisha 6.) Ellie Fanning as Native American 7.) Hedi Klum as Hindu Goddess Kali 8.) Lisa and Harry as Sid and Nancy 9.) Adrienne Curry as Amy Winehouse 10.) Ashley Benson- Cecil the Lion submitted by /u/Background-Oil-2619 to r/popculturechat link comments
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*A for effort*

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A for effort

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*Two brothers who experienced so many historical events were able to say a precious final goodbye with the help of hospital staff in a touching moment*


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*TIL the FBI spent much of the 90's and early 2000's building a RICO case against Wu-Tang, believing them to be a wider criminal enterprise responsible for gun-running and murders from Ohio to New York.*

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TIL the FBI spent much of the 90's and early 2000's building a RICO case against Wu-Tang, believing them to be a wider criminal enterprise responsible for gun-running and murders from Ohio to New York.

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*September home sales fall to lowest since 2010 - here's why*

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets close for trading Thursday, October 19. Full Video Transcript Below: I’m J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Stocks were down across the board to close out today’s trading session - with the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 all finishing the red. Wall street is continuing to digest comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. He noted that inflation is still too high and that recent strong economic data could give way to higher interest rates. As of now, markets are pricing in a 99 percent chance that the central bank leaves interest rates unchanged when they meet in November. Wall Street is also monitoring earnings season with over 15 percent of S&P 500 companies releasing results. Of those, 74 percent have beat Wall Street expectations. Meanwhile, we’re following what is currently a frozen housing market in the U.S.. In September, historically low inventory and interest rates of more than 7 percent led home sales to drop to their lowest point since 2010, according to the National Association of Realtors. September home sales dropped 15.8 percent from this time a year ago. Prices rose in all four regions of the country - while sales only increased in the northeast. The median price for an existing home in September was $394,300 - a 2.8 percent increase from a year ago - and it marked the third consecutive month of year-over-year price increases. First-time home buyers made up just 27 percent of the market, a significant drop from the average l range of 30 to 40 percent. And it doesn’t seem like it’ll get much easier for prospective home buyers. Interest rates have since crossed the 8 percent threshold, meaning the freeze will likely continue to close out the year. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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