You Only Live Once. That's what "YOLO" stands for. One show is all about showcasing some of the amazing things Texas has to offer. That show is called "YOLO TX." This show features Texas awesomeness with a casual, yet informative TV program. So if you're interested in this show and want some thoughts on it, allow me to post this blog post for your enjoyment. Welcome to "John's Blog Space!"
YOLO TX
Here in Houston-Galveston, "YOLO TX" is a half-hour lifestyle that airs on CW39 Houston at 8:30 AM on Sundays. This is an entertaining show showcasing various happenings, attractions, and other events around the state of Texas. The production of YOLO TX is based in San Antonio, Texas, USA. If there is any cool places or attractions that Texas has to offer, you will see it on "YOLO TX." There are five different hosts of this program- Aerin Carreno, Ariel Monte, Jay B. Sauceda, Tessa Andrade, and Kyle Spishock.
I honestly have not seen as many episodes of "YOLO TX" to make a complete review, but I will say that what I have seen has nothing short of entertaining. This is really a fun show talking about some amazing and intriguing attractions in Texas. It is a different kind of lifestyle show that has the various co-hosts get involved hands-on with the different venues and experiences Texas has to offer. This is a very cool program to watch if you have any interest in finding out what entertainment attractions make Texas such a great place. Same applies to any number of Texas cities that you may want to check out or be interested in. Either way, "YOLO TX" will not disappoint you in any manner. Must-see TV for sure.
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You can learn more about YOLO TX, even including watching full episodes, at yolotx.com.
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Know any funny or interesting city names? This blog post is a bit different from my others as I try to be funny by mentioning some cities with interesting or funny names. These are real cities you can actually visit- nothing made up. So if you want to know of some interesting places, you arrived on a very interesting blog post in a very interesting blog. So let's do this.
LATEST UPDATE(S)/REVISION(S)
JUL 7 2019 - added an extra city
Interesting City Names
There are many more spread about the great U.S. of A., but here are some of the more interesting city names to come to mind for me. Click on the headings to visit any official home page for the named cities. First is one of the most popular ones:
Tell the truth, or face some consequences. Most people know of New Mexico for Albuquerque. Truth or Consequences is in southwestern New Mexico. It is a spa city that isn't too far away from El Paso, TX. It has a population of about 6K people.
Why, Arizona, USA.
Why Why? Why not Phoenix, or Tuscon, or Flagstaff? Why Why? Why is a city in southern Arizona rather close to the US/Mexico border. According to Wikipedia, the 2000 census indicated that Why has a population of about 116. According to one website, Why is named the way it is because of the Y-shaped junction of Highway 85 and Highway 86 there.
Nothing, Arizona, USA.
(ADDED: July 7, 2019)
There's nothing to Nothing, Arizona. I learned of Nothing when someone I Follow on Facebook posted a picture from Nothing. Nothing is a ghost town in western Arizona that is about 100 miles northwest of Phoenix and about 106 miles west-southwest of Flagstaff. All Nothing is is mostly a lone building and a big sign that says "Nothing." There's nothing to Nothing, but you're always welcome to go to Nothing if you so choose!
The most exciting city in the United States is... Boring. Why go to glamourous cities like Los Angeles or New York when you can go to America's most boring city? Boring could be quite exciting! This city was established in 1903. It has a population of about 8K people from 2000. It is a city close to the Oregon-Washington state line and is a suburb of Portland, OR. A slogan for Boring is "An Exciting Place to Call Home."
It may sound funny to name a city "Boring," but it was actually named after a Union veteran named William H. Boring. Does that mean William was boring enough to carry the surname of Boring? Boring actually looks pretty nice from pictures I've seen. Very serene and lovely setting Boring is.
(ADDED: January 23, 2019) A loyal reader reached out to me and wanted to provide some information about Boring, Oregon, USA. Take a look at this link to learn more about what to do in Boring, OR: 10 Great Things to Do in Boring, Oregon. Thanks for reaching out to me!
(ADDED: April 18, 2019) Here is another resource for those of you planning on going to Oregon, thanks to another loyal reader of "John's Blog Space". Take a look: Oregon Vacation Rentals.
SAD BUT TRUE: I have NEVER been outside the state of Texas in my entire life, and Welfare is a city I've actually visited or encountered. Welfare is a city in south central Texas. There's no info on population there because I learned Welfare is a ghost town.
Hookersville, West Virginia, USA.
For a good time, visit Hookersville, WV. You need not visit the Red Light District of your town. Just go to Hookersville. It is a town in about west central West Virginia.
Boogertown, North Carolina, USA.
I'm sure you wouldn't want to pick your nose in a city called Boogertown. Probably isn't recommended you get a runny nose in this city. According to Wikipedia, the town was named because of a fear moonshiners warned people the boogeyman would lurk in the forest to drive away visitors. I am unsure of the link of the boogeyman and Boogertown, but... it is what it is.
Hell, Michigan, USA.
Snowballs DO have a chance in Hell... as long as it's Hell, Michigan. Hell, or at least Hell, Michigan; is 15 miles to the northwest of Ann Arbor. You college and college sports fans know Ann Arbor as Michigan Wolverines territory. So two things can be assured with this city- snowballs stand a chance in Hell, and it's possible for Hell to freeze over. This is Hell that people may actually want to visit. In fact, you could say you can have a hell of a good time in Hell [Michigan]. Okay... I'm having too much fun here.
(NOTE: I came off with saying a snowball has a chance in Hell before I ultimately saw an Internet meme saying the same thing researching this topic.)
Now time to go international! ...kind of.
Dull, Scotland, UK.
I'm sure this city isn't dull even though it's named Dull. I didn't know of this city until I did my research on this topic after looking up details on Boring, OR, USA. You know the funny thing about all of this? Both Boring and Dull are Sister Cities! See? Why try to be one of the cool kids when being boring rules? It's great to be boring! :)
Hell, Norway.
You can go to Hell- whether in Michigan or in Norway. Snowballs DEFINITELY stand a chance in this Hell. The first time I was introduced to this Hell was when I looked at the schedule for FIA World Rallycross. I read that this Hell is named for the Old Norse word "hellir," meaning "overhang" or "cliff cave." So I can't really playfully mention Hell, Norway as I did with Hell, MI in this respect.
Those are only as many different actual city names as I could provide.
More Interesting City Names
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Even though these cities may have laughable names or are easy to pick on, I love all of my readers and visitors... even if you come from a funny-sounding place.
Can you think of any other funny or interesting city names? Are there any funny-sounding city names in your country (if so, name some of them)?
That's all for this blog post. Hope you had fun here. Thank you for reading! Take care and be well.
Wanderlust is a passionate desire to see the world. For those with wanderlust, someone may be from a certain place, but the entire world is his/her home. A lot of fashion bloggers I follow often go worldwide and see many places. There is truly nothing wrong with being a world traveler. Nothing wrong with wanting to see the world. This blog post is a casual and quick blog post regarding wanderlust.
Let's break down the word "wanderlust" for a moment. Wandering is basically wanting to go to certain places... just because you want to. Lust is essentially insatiable desire and passion for something. Of course, lust is more associated with sexual desire for someone. Because, of course, we live in a sex-crazed world and everything has to have some sort of romanticism or sex connected to it. Anyhow- combine wander and lust and what each term entails, and you get wanderlust- a passionate desire to go anywhere you please.
One thing I usually wonder is... how do such types prepare these travel destinations? At least on Facebook or Instagram or somewhere, it seems like someone visits one location and then quickly visits some other locations in short order. Almost as if the goal is to go from one place to another quickly. Some people ever want to go to one or more specific places in the world and not see any place else. Some others- especially certain fashion bloggers and some other online personalities- they set up certain vacations going through certain countries or going to certain cities. Some others even simply just travel and take all kinds of modeling pictures. No matter what the case, seeing the world and traveling the world surely has its appeal. Nothing is wrong with you if you have wanderlust. It just means you have a true desire and passion to see the world and have your own adventures. If anything, this should make you proud and have something to be proud of.
Finally, to conclude this post, here is a little video for you all:
That concludes another blog post of "John's Blog Space." For discussion sake:
Have you wanderlust? How do you feel about having such a passion to travel? What would you recommend to someone who may have a case of wanderlust?
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Two of my favorite Australian cities make up this "Take Your Pick." If you were to visit Australia, which city would you visit- Sydney or Melbourne? They are two of my favorite Australian cities. Which would you choose if you were to visit either of these two cities? I am especially proud of all the support I get from people worldwide. Both in blogging and on YouTube, I have gotten lots of support from people the world over. Especially Australia and New Zealand are two of my biggest international audiences. Since I'm talking about Australia, I especially salute and welcome all of my Australian readers and visitors to another post on "John's Blog Space."
--- Take Your Pick: Sydney or Melbourne? ---
I have online friends from both Sydney and Melbourne. I'm sure (and hopeful) I'm doing both cities proud in this blog post. I am fond of both Sydney and Melbourne. Most of the "Take Your Pick" posts I do primarily concern two different things that I think are great or interesting. So here, I chose two Australian cities that I think are among two of the loveliest in Australia. Sydney and Melbourne are the two cities I've selected for this edition of "Take Your Pick."
Before I give my pick, here is a look at why you should care about both cities:
Why Sydney?
I have always considered Sydney, New South Wales, Australia as one of the world's most beautiful cities. No lovelier view of Sydney than with the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge. I have seen how Sydney celebrates New Year's Day with fireworks and such from the bridge. From a video I saw showcasing one New Year's celebration in Sydney, the woman in the video described Sydney as a "sexy city." I'll agree to that! In my view, Sydney is a very lovely city. Fancy the beach life? Look no further than Bondi Beach or Manly Beach.
On the sports front, I basically know Sydney as being home of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Summer Games. I also know it in racing for Eastern Creek (nowadays called Sydney Motorsports Park) and for the Australian V8 Supercar Series racing on the streets of Homebush Park. Only sports club I know of most in Sydney is the Sydney Swans of Australian Rules Football.
Sydney is home to the amazingly cool YouTube heavyweight, Natalie Tran of communitychannel. It is also home to fellow blogging friends like Natalie of "Lucy and the Runaways" and Rachel of "the autumn castle" among others. It is also home to the amazingly handsome David Paris (whom you may remember when I discussed androgyny in fashion and art).
Here is a video showcasing more about Sydney (click on the link below if you can't view Flash video):
Melbourne is a gorgeous city as well. It has been hailed as being very clean and safe. Melbourne has some very nice architecture downtown. There is a lovely blend of old and modern with some of the many buildings. A lot of Victorian-era buildings can be found in Melbourne. I also know Melbourne for where Monash University is located. I've only known of Monash University for its Formula SAE program. For you racing fans, the Melbourne area is home to both Holden and Ford Australia. Holden is headquartered in Port Melbourne, and Ford Australia is headquartered in Campbellfield. So you could say that Melbourne is kind of like Australia's Detroit- as far as the Australian automobile industry is concerned.
In sports, I know Melbourne mostly for the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix around Albert Park. F1 has been racing around Albert Park since 1996. Before then, it was the streets of Adelaide that served as host to F1 racing in Australia prior to Melbourne. Besides this, you can get your racing action at Philip Island. The Philip Island racing circuit provides a unique view of the Pacific Ocean, as well as play host to the Philip Island 500 in Australian V8 Supercar Series, as well as big time racing action with World Superbike and MotoGP. And being in the Australian state of New South Wales, you are only 200 kilometers (124.28 miles) from the Mount Panorama Circuit and the madness of the Bathurst 1000.
I do admit that I wish I knew a lot more about Melbourne than what I know before making this post. I prepared this by mostly doing some light research and going off the top of my head trying to post facts to the general reading/visiting audience.
This video shows you more about Melbourne (click on the link below the video if you can not view Flash media):
I love both cities and would love to visit both cities, but if I had to choose one over the other (which I HATE to do when you love or more things very much), I'd go with Sydney. Its beauty and character are both undeniable.
--- Which Would I Choose? ---
For more information on both cities, visit these websites:
Two lively Southeast Asian locales are featured- Singapore and Hong Kong. They were also two former British colonies. Both cities are surely two of the liveliest in Asia. If you had to choose between going to either one of these two places, which would you choose? This is another installment of my "Take Your Pick" series of blog posts, where I encourage my readers to share which is better. So let's do it!
--- Take Your Pick: Singapore or Hong Kong? ---
Which do you think is the cooler city? Visit the hypertext links in the headings to visit each city's official travel website. And, uh... TAKE YOUR PICK!
The city-state of Singapore is a lively and eccentric city, not to mention very beautiful. My racing fans know Singapore for the annual Formula 1 night race around the Marina Bay district of Singapore.
Often seen as the New York City of the Far East, Hong Kong remains one of the world's liveliest cities. I have always seen Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region, China as an exciting city. I think it is one of the most futuristic-looking cities. I often get blog hits from Hong Kong from all kinds of districts of Hong Kong. The only tower I'm familiar with is the tall IFC (International Finance Center) building that dominates most of Hong Kong's skyline.
A thing I learned about Hong Kong is that its flag bears a flower called the Bauhinia blakeana. By the way, the full official name for Hong Kong is: Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region, China.
So you now know about these two unique locales. Which is better?
--- Singapore or Hong Kong? ---
Both cities are nothing short of spectacular. I would go to both if I were traveling around the world.
Why Singapore?
Singapore has its own unique character. I usually think of the merlion statues shooting water into bays and fountains. They are a spectacular sight. Speaking of spectacular, the city looks amazing at night.
On the blogging side, Singapore is home to two bloggers I follow- missingavenue and Xiaxue. missingavenue is a fashion blog of a young blogger named Melody expressing multiple styles of hers. Xiaxue is a veteran fashion blogger proudly representing Singapore. Her material includes fashion and beauty.
I tend to like Hong Kong as it is a very futuristic city. Just watch when Hong Kong has some of its laser light shows when it's nighttime. Hong Kong is very futuristic.
Hong Kong is the hometown of one of my favorite bloggers, Miss Kwong. This is a fashion blog
Take your pick- Mykonos or Santorini? Many people instantly fall into the appeal of the Greek capital of Athens, but some may not know of the beauty of the South Aegean islands of Mykonos and Santorini. These are two beautiful Greek islands with immense charm. Semi-inspired by my blogging friend Jelena of "Glam and Fab Chameleon," I'd like to offer this "Take Your Pick" on two of Greece's most beautiful islands of the South Aegean region.
A Special Hello...
If any of you are from Greece or are Greek, I'd like to extend a special welcome to you to "John's Blog Space!" I do get a good deal of hits from Greece, so it's nice to welcome you Greeks and Greek-based folks over to my blog. Enjoy your stay. Hope this blog is to your liking.
--- Take Your Pick: Mykonos or Santorini? ---
They are two beautiful Greek islands- Mykonos and Santorini. They both have sapphire or turquoise seas. Angelic white buildings and structures. Both are eccentric party locations with great nightlife scenes. For all intents and purposes, these are islands with heavenly beauty.
--- Why Mykonos? ---
I have been more educated with Mykonos than I have been with Santorini. Mykonos just appealed to me more as I didn't know as much about Santorini than before I prepared this blog post.
Here is a video of Mykonos:
After looking at this video, my love of Mykonos has been verified. It seems like the kind of place an A-List celebrity can hang out at and enjoy life. Ancient and modern come together so nicely with an island like Mykonos.
--- Why Santorini? ---
How about a look at Santorini now? Santorini seems to be a lot less of glitz and glam of Mykonos, while still remaining a fantastic place. It has very gorgeous appeal that seems a lot less modernized than Mykonos. It also seems like you can do a bit more if you're the adventurous type compared to Mykonos.
Or if you want a video reason of "Why Santorini?", this is for you:
I'll tell you what- I now know more about Santorini after preparing this post than I have previously.
--- Which Would I Pick? ---
If I actually did travel, I'd want to visit both islands. Mykonos tends to appeal more to me than Santorini. Of course, that's not to say that Santorini doesn't have any appeal, because Santorini has PLENTY of appeal.
--- A Quick Salute ---
It was Jelena of "Glam and Fab Chameleon" who semi-inspired me to make this post. For you fans of fashion blogs, Jelena is a fashion blogger from Serbia based in Greece. She even designs her own jewelry with a line called Glam Chameleon Jewelry. For as much as she makes her own jewelry, Jelena is a beautiful gem herself, and so is her blog.
Here are various posts of Jelena in Santorini. The link is from a search result for "Santorini" when I visited this blog recently: "Santorini" pictures of Jelena
Jump into Jelena's Glam and Fab world by visiting "Glam and Fab Chameleon" today! You may also visit her blog and "like" her Facebook fan page. More information when you visit her blog. If Jelena herself is reading this, let me welcome you to John's Blog Space and thank you for your continued support of my work!
That concludes another "Take Your Pick" along with another blog post. I thank you for visiting. Which would you favor more- Mykonos or Santorini? Feel free to share your thoughts here. Thank you for reading!
New York City. Los Angeles. You want to go to either city. You've never been to either city. Which one would you want to visit most? Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a new concept for my blog that I've long wanted to introduce- "Take Your Pick!" This blog post in the Take Your Pick category is one about which city you'd want to go to if given this choice. I'll share my own ideas here in this post.
"Take Your Pick" is a blog label where I invite my readers to choose between one or more items featured. There are certain parameters put into play to keep things interesting. I hope to have this as a method of generating a little debate and getting some more involvement from my readers.
Now, let's begin!
--- Take Your Pick: New York City or Los Angeles? ---
Why care about either location? Both are major cities. Truly international cities. They've somewhat been must-visit cities for almost anyone in the United States including internationally. These are two major cities on two different coasts. But which is better- New York City or Los Angeles?
Important Details:
When making a choice on this topic, here are some parameters to keep things interesting:
• You must have not been to either location. If you have been to both cities, you are free to choose which is better.
• You must not be specifically from either location, including suburbs of the respective cities.
So let's do it!
--- Why New York City? ---
There's just something about a place like New York City that really draws people to it. For me, it's tough to argue against New York City- bright lights, tall buildings, unique character... quintessential American city.
Here is New York City in a video:
Here are some random talking points...
• You have a number of locales such as the Empire State Building, Central Park, Rockefeller Center, Brooklyn Bridge, Rucker Park (for my basketball folks), and Madison Square Garden among many other locations. Don't forget about Times Square as well! If you're into fancy shopping, 5th Avenue is for you. Also- don't forget about that beautiful woman on Ellis Island: the Statue of Liberty.
• If you're a sports fan, you have plenty to be proud of- the New York Knicks, the New York Rangers and N.Y. Islanders, the New York Jets and Giants (even though they both play in New Jersey), New York Mets, and of course, the New York Yankees. Football (as in soccer) fans can enjoy the New York Red Bulls of Major League Soccer who play at the beautiful Red Bull Arena in Harrison, NJ. The New Jersey Nets will be moving to Brooklyn and will become the Brooklyn Nets starting with the 2012-2013 season of NBA basketball. There is also the New York Liberty of the WNBA. You may even be a fan of St. John's basketball as well for you college basketball fans.
• Your education options are vast in and around New York City- Columbia University, Fordham University, St. John's University, Manhattan College, New York University, City College of New York... all among MANY other institutions.
• Lot of media outlets are in New York City including many different shows that are aired in NYC. Some shows and businesses are mostly located within NYC. Shows like the Bill Cunningham Show and the Jeremy Kyle Show are filmed in New York City. Daytime talk shows like Maury and Jerry Springer have taped in recent years in a studio in Stamford, Connecticut, USA. Stamford is also the world headquarters of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). Popular nighttime shows like "The Late Show With David Letterman" and "Saturday Night Live" are shown in New York City. Let's not forget the COUNTLESS movies, TV shoes, video games, and things like that are either based in New York City or inspired by New York City. You gamers are probably playing two recent games that have NYC as its backdrop- "Crysis 2" and "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3."
• New York City is its own proper fashion hotbed. Therefore, you become accustomed to NYC fashion style including the allure of New York Fashion Week. I need only say Fifth Avenue for you fashionable types. Don't forget about New York Fashion Week as well if you are a fashion lover. Also, New York City is the home grounds for two of the most popular fashion blogs- Fashion by He and The Sartorialist.
• New York is great for eating out. The only one I know of, unfortunately, is Katz's Delicatessen. There was once a show called "24 Hour Restaurant Battle" (which I blogged about here on John's Blog Space) where people wanting to make their own restaurant had to prepare everything from food to furnishings to make their own restaurant. All of the action from this reality show was in New York City.
New York City just has so much to offer. And if you're from the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, you won't feel too far away from Europe or Africa.
--- Why Los Angeles? ---
It seems like everybody is from California or living in California, especially Southern California; and almost especially the Los Angeles area. Come on now- Torrance, Santa Monica, Venice Beach, Long Beach, Beverly Hills, Riverside, Azusa, Studio City... you name it. Don't forget about the big "Hollywood" sign in case you forget where the heck you are. I would need an entire blog (not just a single post) to discuss the many movies, TV shows, and all that take place in Los Angeles. I mean- there are SO many movies and such based in Los Angeles, you almost wonder if everybody and everything is in Los Angeles.
This is a video showcasing Los Angeles:
• Why Los Angeles? Obvious reasons- lots of star power. Rodeo Drive. The USCal Trojans and UCLA Bruins rivalry. If you're into sports, you love you some Lakers basketball (and the Clippers) and some Dodgers baseball. You may even be fond of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Also, who doesn't love being among the stars and celebrities that call L.A. home? Who doesn't love being in the movie-making industry?
• Care to learn in Los Angeles? Many institutions are within reach- the University of Southern California, the University of California-Los Angeles (better known as UCLA, of course), Loyola Marymount University, California State University-Los Angeles... all among many others.
• One instantly feels star power in Los Angeles, especially knowing you are within distance of various studios and media outlets. Paramount Pictures, Universal Studios, 20th Century Fox, Warner Brothers... I can go on.
• Los Angeles has a number of famous eateries and chains. Among others, Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles and In-N-Out Burger come to mind immediately to me.
I talked about NYC and not being far from Europe and Africa. With Los Angeles, you feel closer to home, if home to you is Asia or Australia.
--- Which Would I Choose? ---
I've never been outside of Texas as of this post, but would I choose New York City or Los Angeles?
Through my childhood, I've always seemed to want to visit New York City more than I do Los Angeles. Both cities are surely worth visiting. I just seemed always more enamored with New York City than I do Los Angeles. The city is truly classic to me. I would absolutely enjoy seeing the New York City skyline from across the Hudson River at night.
This is going to sound funny- I would feel more lost in Los Angeles than I would in New York City. I honestly do wish I knew more about Los Angeles and surrounding areas than what I do know. I would probably most want to visit Rodeo Drive and all the various shops and such. I may even be interested in seeing Watts and the Watts Towers.
Most of all- I have one big fear about being on the West Coast (or even Japan)- fear of being in an earthquake. That kind of is a deterrent for me being around the Ring of Fire. It's also why I'm a bit fearful of going in another California city I love- San Francisco.
So I would most want to visit New York City if I had to choose between New York City and Los Angeles.
I would like to specially thank the YouTube channel, "vidatown" for allowing their videos to be embedded. So that's the concept of "Take Your Pick." Which would you choose- New York City or Los Angeles? Thank you for reading! Get social with me! Here's how:
I usually do not discuss certain things that I am not comfortable discussing in my blog. One of those is on alcoholic beverages. I do want to open the floor a bit to talk about wine. I don't drink alcoholic beverages. If was to admit to something I would drink, however, it would be wine. I am not any kind of expert on any alcoholic beverage of any kind. Therefore, do not expect any professional analysis or commentary on wine from me. This blog entry is about wine. I'm about ready to pop the cork on another blog post of mine!
BEFORE I BEGIN...
Just so you know... I am honestly concerned doing a blog post on a topic like this. "Anything and everything that crosses my mind" is what I live by in picking topics for my blog. Then too, I limited some of the material in my go-go dancing blog entry (for example) because most of it wasn't suitable for a world audience. Despite my concerns, I must keep blogging and providing many topics for people to read about.
Because this blog post concerns a certain topic that is not suitable for all audiences (alcoholic beverages), I will provide a Jump Break to keep my blog as world-friendly as possible. You are reading at your own risk if you are not of legal age. Please click "Read More" if you are not reading this full blog post and are of legal age.
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