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Download Article Learn what the π emoji really means and how to use it Download Article The π ribbon emoji, also known as the pink bow emoji, is a cute symbol with various meanings. On social media over the last few years, the bow emoji became associated with the coquette aesthetic. The pink ribbon (or red, depending on your emoji provider) is also commonly used to express celebration or support specific causes.
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Download Article Best old money hairstyles and how to ask for them Download Article If you want to channel the old money aesthetic, the right haircut is essential. Thankfully, there are plenty of hairstyles for men that give off generational wealth vibes—without veering into cartoonish or snooty territory. Get inspired by these old-money-approved hairstyles for men that work with short or long hair and different hair textures.
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1Set up an open area with furniture, pillows, mats, and/or paper sheets. If you’re playing the Floor Is Lava game indoors, usually, the furniture is what players stand on to avoid the ‘lava’ (the floor).
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Low temps didn’t stop Berlin’s cultural forces from descending upon Highsnobiety’s flagship store, eager to bask in the presence of something hot and happening. Donning a heady mix of leather blazers and brightly-hued sweaters to brave the cold, the haut monde of Germany’s fashion, music, and art scenes huddled close to the alluring neon-yellow glow emanating from the store windows.
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1Draw a small, rounded upright rectangle. This is the central knot of your cartoon bow. Imagine drawing a rectangle but rounding out the corners—that’s what the knot looks like. Make it taller than it is wide.[1] Consider how big your bow is going to be before you draw the knot. While it doesn’t have to be the same size as the loops of the bow, it should be about ⅓ or ¼ the height of the bow loops. 2Draw a round, widening curve to the left of the knot.
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Download Article The best religious, funny, and inspirational Easter greetings Download Article Easter is almost here. Spread joy to every-bunny you know with a thoughtful Happy Easter message that you can text or write in a card. We’ve rounded up the best Easter wishes for your family, friends, co-workers, members of your church, and anyone else you’d like to greet. Make the holiday a hoppy one with one of these short, inspirational, or religious happy Easter wishes.
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Download Article Find the best short, funny, and unique profile picture captions Download Article |||||||||||Warnings No Facebook post feels quite as important as your profile picture. Make the post a memorable one—and rack up the likes—with a creative caption that gets everyone’s attention on your new pic.
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Download Article Learn why visualizing jello is easing flight anxiety on TikTok Download Article If you’ve scrolled through TikTok lately, you’ve probably seen users talking about jello theory and how it’s helped them conquer their fear of flying—but what is it, exactly? Despite what its name suggests, it has nothing to do with eating Jell-O brand gelatin. It’s actually a viral analogy that uses gelatin to explain why your plane is unlikely to fall out of the sky.
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Download Article Learn why UK creators claim there’s a nationwide tea alarm Download Article We all know that tea is a big part of British culture, but the viral tea-time alarm takes the obsession to a new level. According to TikTok users across the UK, there’s a nationwide alarm that goes off every day, forcing people to drop what they’re doing and drink tea or risk being fined. Is this really a thing?
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Close your eyes for one second and picture the perfect sneaker. What does it look like? Chances are, it was probably Converse’s Chuck Taylor All Star. Beginning in the arena, with the sneaker wooing NBA players and Olympians from the jump, the Converse craze couldn’t be contained only to the court. Before long, the sports staple enamored legendary heartthrobs Elvis Presley and James Dean as their esteemed stamp of approval helped raise the shoe’s coveted cool factor.
