Although linking handwriting to psychology is considered pseudoscience, there’s some merit in predicting a person’s gender based on their scrawlings.
Deep dish versus thin crust, white versus wheat, and skim versus two percent are all heated food debates. But creamy versus crunchy peanut butter is arguably the most contentious.
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While U.S. citizens undoubtedly have cause to wave their state flag, each of the 50 states also has its share of less than brag-worthy traits.
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As "Breaking Bad" careens violently toward its series finale, many plot points are still up in the air: Will Walt escape the law? Will he reclaim his money from the Aryan Brotherhood? Does baby Holly stand any chance at avoiding severe psychological trauma?
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Ever since Copernicus formulated a heliocentric model of the universe in the 16th century, scientific discovery has posed uncomfortable questions for the religious faithful. The modern age is no different, as NASA's Mars rover Curiosity and other evidence suggest the possibility that Earthlings are not alone in the universe — which many find to be at odds with fundamental theological teachings.
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The holiday season is officially in full swing. For some that means decorating a tree; for others, buying presents. But for everyone, it means food - lots and lots of food. Perhaps the American tradition of late December binge eating is why losing weight is perpetually a top New Year's Resolution, and why NBC is already heavily promoting its next season of The Biggest Loser that starts in January.
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