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 This blimp that looks like a butt is the largest aircraft in the world
It's a bird, it's a plane, oh nope, hold on... it's that aircraft that looks like a butt. Airlander 10, the world's largest aircraft — appropriately nicknamed the "Flying Bum" for its resemblance to a rear end — is back in action following a crash that took place in August 2016. According to a news release from the aircraft's developer, Hybrid Air Vehicles (HAV), the Airlander 10 was repaired after it crashed during its second test flight at Cardington Airfield. Several flight deck instrument panels, along with the overhead console and wiring, sustained damage after the aircraft took a nosedive during landing, but luckily there were no injuries. Read more... More about Travel, Plane Crash, Flight, Conversations, and Flying Read More »This group is trying to build a pyramid of 'Jerry Maguire' video tapes in the desert
Last month it was an art installation filled with thousands of VHS tapes of Tom Cruise's 90s classic film Jerry Maguire. Now comedy video collective Everything is Terrible! is dreaming even bigger, imagining a giant pyramid of those video tapes. The group is really serious about making their desert pyramid of tapes, which they call Jerrys, a reality. After hosting their VHS-filled pop-up in a Los Angeles "video store" last month with 14,000 copies of the movie, they have taken their growing collection of old-school tapes to the next level. More about Vhs Tapes, Gofundme, 90s Nostalgia, Los Angeles, and Art Read More »Twitter's backend is breaking under Trump's tweets
Imagine signing onto Twitter to fire off a couple responses to @RealDonaldTrump's latest 140-character missive. Immediately, you start getting a ton of likes and replies, but within several hours, the entire conversation just...evaporates into thin air. What happened? Whether in support or in anger, those taking the time to tweet at Trump are now seeing this glitch happen all the time. Users' tweets are increasingly being "orphaned" or "disconnected" from the original thread. The bug has caused some users to worry that the White House, Trump's supporters, or Twitter's employees could be censoring their messages to the president. Read more... More about Replies, President Trump, Trump S Tweets, Trump, and Twitter Read More »I love social media, even if it doesn't love me back
I’ve checked my various social feeds at least a dozen times this morning. I stare into the void watching a space that never looks back in search of something I can’t even define. This is my unhealthy social media love story. I’ve been on social media for almost a decade, and even when I wasn’t, I wanted to be, jealous of those college students who got involved with Facebook early. I’ve been, if I’m being honest, a fickle social media lover. First obsessing over Twitter, then flirting with Vine and even enjoying a brief dalliance with Google +. More about Valentines Day, Valentine S Day, Snapchat, Instagram, and Vine Read More »The futuristic golf caddy will have you looking fly on the course
The 'Rover' follows golfers around and is the perfect companion for a peaceful day on the course This much-needed feature is going to make Sonos speakers way more fun
You’ll finally be able to control your Sonos speakers with Amazon's Alexa — and it might not be the only digital assistant in the device’s future. The news was revealed earlier this week at an event in Boston, where Sonos executives also made it sound like the company is gunning for even more AI partners, which could provide users with a "brand-agnostic voice control system," CNET reports. Sonos VP of software Antoine Leblond took the stage and paused the music playing over the room's Play:5 speakers by giving Alexa a command. The device didn't have the AI built-in, though — the music was being played through the speakers via an Amazon Echo Dot, which is how Alexa joined the party. Read more... More about Amazon, Alexa, Audio Electronics, Home Tech, and Speakers Read More »Ikea designed a refugee shelter and it lasts 6x longer than traditional emergency tents
Ikea's nonprofit project 'Better Shelter' is providing safer, more dignified homes for displaced families. The shelter's design was also awarded the Beazley Design of the Year prize. Read more... More about Real Time Video, Real Time, Standalone Featured, Design, and Homeless Read More »Hackers put SNES, Sega Genesis and Game Boy games on the NES Classic
For some people, playing NES games on the NES Classic just isn't enough. They want the throwback system to play games from the SNES, Game Boy, Sega Genesis and Atari 2600, too. YouTub user Soulctcher recorded use of an NES Classic hack that runs games from multiple different consoles, showing off gameplay from Super Metroid for the SNES, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening for the Game Boy, Sonic the Hedgehog for the Sega Genesis, Pitfall! for the Atari 2600 and more. The hack allows NES Classic owners to install and load files that didn't come packaged with the console. At first, hackers found a way to get other NES ROMs onto the console using a method that spread pretty quickly in January. But some hackers didn't want to stop at simply expanding the NES Classic library. Read more... More about Gaming, Hacking, Hack, Sonic The Hedgehog, and Snes Read More »iMessage is the only thing keeping me on an iPhone
There once was a time I texted without fireworks. I'm never going back. Honestly, is there a better way to say you have a stomachache than with virtual pyrotechnics? Nope, and it doesn't even stop there. You communicate your malaise with fireworks and then toss in an animation of an obese cat eating pizza. And ice cream. This is what it's like to text with an iPhone in 2017. Apple's iOS 10 update transformed iMessage, the iPhone-to-iPhone texting service, allowing users to speak to one another with a variety of ridiculous effects. You could call it indulgent, but a better word might be "personal". iMessage has become the most individual form of texting on the market, and it's good enough to keep me, a lapsed Android-lover, on Apple's system forever. Read more... More about Imessage, Android, Iphone, Apple, and Tech Read More »'MadTV' star Will Sasso tries to be cool internet celeb in new short film
MadTV star Will Sasso just wants to be one of the cool internet kids. The comedian stars in a new short film called Follow Me in which he plays a “stay-at-home dad and content creator." Directed by Marshall Cook, the short film is yet another satirical look at what it's like to try and be a "Team Internet" star. Check out the short film below. Follow Me from Convoy Entertainment on Vimeo. H/T Gizmodo Read more... More about Team Internet, Will Sasso, Madtv, Satire, and Digital Influencer Read More »The entertainment company behind 'The Walking Dead' is expanding its digital presence
The Walking Dead and some of your other favorite shows are about to get a lot more digital. Skybound Entertainment, the company responsible for TV hits including The Walking Dead, Fear the Walking Dead and Outcast, is opening an in-house studio to expand its original digital content offerings, Mashable has exclusively learned. The new content will range from creator and influencer interviews to show and gaming rundowns. "The main thing is – we really want to connect and converse with our fans, especially our Skybound Insiders, in order to give them more access to the creators and the stories they love," Mike Cruz, Skybound Entertainment’s Director of Digital Programming, said. "That’s why they visit us at the booth at the conventions, and engage us on social media, and come to signings. So we want to be able to give everyone more content and reward them in ever increasing ways for being such a great audience." Read more... More about Web Series, Digital Entertainment, Fear Of The Walking Dead, The Walking Dead, and Skybound Entertainment Read More »Rio's Olympic venues are already on their way to ruin
Sadly, only six months after the Rio Games ended, it looks like several of the city’s major Olympic venues are already falling apart. Since the Paralympics closing ceremony on Sept. 18, the key games precinct has been shut down, the Maracanã Stadium has been looted, and the Olympic golf course is struggling to stay afloat. It's an unfortunate situation we've seen happen after Olympics in other cities, too. Maracanã Stadium, the the Rio Games' largest and most recognizable arena, is now deteriorating at an alarming rate. Read more... More about Arena, Stadium, Rio De Janeiro Games, Olympics 2016, and Olympics Read More »Apple fixed a bug that accidentally kept your cleared browsing data on iCloud
Apple has fixed a bug that was inadvertently storing users' cleared browsing history on iCloud. Vladimir Katalov, CEO of security firm ElcomSoft, recently told Forbes that he discovered browsing history dating back as far as a year on his iCloud account—despite having cleared it. Katalov did this using ElcomSoft's own "phone breaker" software, which allows you to download your iCloud data, including your old browsing records. Katalov's claim was reportedly validated by an iOS forensics expert, and a Forbes reporter conducted a test on his own device by running the software on his iCloud account. He found browsing data from November 27, 2015, including the visit counts, dates and search terms. Shortly after the article was published, Katalov reportedly reached out to Forbes and said that his old browsing history was no longer accessible. Read more... More about Bug, Security Measures, Records, Data, and Browsing Read More »Next 'Call of Duty' game will go 'back to its roots' as Activision makes layoffs
This year's Call of Duty game is heading back to the series's roots, Activision said in an earnings conference call Thursday, citing underwhelming sales of Infinite Warfare and negative feedback from fans about the game's setting. Following the news, Kotaku reported that Activision was laying off 5 percent of its workforce, including 20 people at Infinity Ward, the development team behind Infinite Warfare. "Activision will take Call of Duty back to its roots and traditional combat will once again take centerstage," Activision CFO Thomas Tippl said in the call. More about Activision, Call Of Duty, Esports, Gaming, and Entertainment Read More »This creepy robot walks like a chicken and could someday deliver your groceries
This could be the future of robotics — and it kind of looks like a chicken. Agility Robotics unveiled a bipedal robot called Cassie this week. The company, which spun out of the ATRIAS project at Oregon State University, is focused on "legged locomotion" and hopes to someday engineer robots that can walk just like people. That should be incredibly useful in a wide range of applications — but it needs some more work before then. Cassie was built using a 16-month, $1-million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense's Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). The custom design took cues from animal morphology and behavior, including a hip joint with three degrees of freedom and flexible ankle joints, just like a human's leg. This makes it much more stable than the team's previous designs, whose motor-heavy systems were inefficient. Read more... More about Walking, Robot, Robotics, and Tech Read More »Ford just made a $1 billion investment in a self-driving AI company no one has heard of
Ford just announced a massive $1 billion investment in a startup that hadn't even gone public before today. It's one of the auto industry's single largest investments in self-driving tech and sounds like a desperate move to stay relevant in the self-driving race with Waymo, Tesla and others — until you find out the company, Argo AI, is led by two self-driving tech industry vets who held leadership positions on the autonomous development teams at Google and Uber before striking out on their own. This follows Ford's pledge to put fully autonomous cars on roads by 2021 and rebrand as a "mobility company." Ford's Autonomous Vehicle Development program recently unveiled a new version of its self-driving Fusion design, but this new investment will shift focus to the development of a virtual driver system, which serves as the "brains" that control autonomous vehicles. Read more... More about Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Vehicles, Self Driving Cars, Ford, and Tech Read More »James Dolan pours lighter fluid on the raging dumpster fire that is the New York Knicks
Rarely are sports fans treated to a spectacle of such pyrotechnic intensity as the raging dumpster fire that was the New York Knicks this week. This is about as low as it gets for a pro sports franchise: The team president appears to subtweet its star; one day later, a retired legend is tackled court-side by team security as appalled fans chant his name. Oh, and the team sucks too. Put on that flame-retardant suit, reader. We're about to go dumpster diving. Charles Oakley is a Knicks legend of the '90s for his heart and toughness during New York's last sustained run as a respectable NBA team. Yet there he was at Madison Square Garden for a Knicks home game on Wednesday night — not being feted for his years of passionate play or even simply taking in the game. No, there he was at the Garden being confronted by security, tackled by several men, then surrounded while on the ground, handcuffed and arrested. Video of the incident is surreal. Read more... More about New York Knicks, Knicks, Nba, Sports, and Entertainment Read More »This email newsletter is required reading for the resistance in Trump's America
After just three weeks with Donald Trump in office it's hard to keep track of his tweets, appointments, executive orders and latest conflicts of interest. But a daily email newsletter has emerged to help keep everyone's heads from spinning off trying to keep up. Most importantly it answers the perpetual question of "WTF just happened today?" And it's called just that: What the Fuck Just Happened Today. What started as a blog post for Seattle-based product manager Matt Kiser to keep track of the latest antics of the Trump administration has turned into a daily newsletter with more than 43,000 subscribers. Read more... More about Email, News, Donald Trump, Resist, and Resistance Read More »Cheating boyfriend is found out via Burger King Instagram comments, of all places
Thanks to social media, secrets have no place to hide. One unfortunate boyfriend found this out after he made what he thought was an innocuous comment on a Burger King Instagram photo. He felt the need to share the story of his drive-through experience with his "girl" to the wide world of Instagram. He probably didn't think that anyone he knew would see his comment among the hundreds that pepper Burger King's Instagram. But lo and behold, someone did see it. Image: instagram Instagrammer shanlee_rose then proceeded to tag some of her girlfriends in the post, so she could get some backup on the issue. Read more... More about Dating, Relationships, Cheating, Burger King, and Instagram Read More »Listen to Bruce Springsteen's rejected 'Harry Potter' song because even The Boss couldn't get into Hogwarts
Some are born to run and some born to save magical people from the jerk who killed their parents. You'd think there would be more crossover, but nope. So the song Bruce Springsteen wrote for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone never made it into the film. Now you can finally listen to "I'll Stand By You Always" and maybe tear up thinking of Ron, Hermione and Harry's friendship. Hype Beast reports that Springsteen wrote the song after reading the books with his son, Sam. After Christopher Columbus rejected it, it remained the stuff of legends until a super fan put it online for the world to hear. Read more... More about Rock Music, Harry Potter, Harry Potter Films, Music, and Bruce Springsteen Read More »Leaked photos show just how sexy Samsung's Galaxy S8 could look
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S8 is shaping up to be one helluva flagship Android smartphone. Though we already got a glimpse of what the S8 will supposedly look like last month, newly leaked photos give us a closer look at the front glass panels — and depending on your taste, it's either going to be the hottest phone ever created or the ugliest. According Twitter user Benjamin Geskin (via BGR), the images below, posted to China's Weibo, are the front panels of the S8:
Tim Cook thinks augmented reality is a 'big idea like the smartphone'
It's no secret Apple CEO Tim Cook is bullish on augmented reality. He has shared his belief that AR, and not VR, has the potential to change the world. In a new interview with The Independent, Cook reiterated his optimism on augmented reality's future, even going as far to say it's a "big idea like the smartphone." "The smartphone is for everyone, we don't have to think the iPhone is about a certain demographic, or country or vertical market: it’s for everyone," Cook said. "I think AR is that big, it’s huge. I get excited because of the things that could be done that could improve a lot of lives. And be entertaining." Read more... More about Ar, Augmented Reality, Tim Cook, Apple, and Tech Read More »Officer and pup partner enforce the law and look good doing it
What a good boy! Levi Knach, a law enforcement officer with Indiana's Department of Natural Resources, took a portrait with his partner — which normally wouldn't be too exciting. But his partner happens to be one adorable pup. In a series of photos posted to the department's Facebook page, Kenobi broke the character of a tough police dog and showed his handler some much appreciated puppy love. Image: @INdnrlawenforcement The pair eventually got a serious shot but it's nice to see their playful side. The Facebook post went on to describe the duo as "awesome" and how they make a great team while they hit the streets. Read more... More about Police Dog, Dogs, and Watercooler Read More »Magic Leap photo leak claims to show first look at mixed reality device
The multibillion-dollar-valued vaporware (so far) known as Magic Leap has been wrestling with a PR nightmare over the past few months. That nightmare may be about to get a lot more vivid thanks to a leaked photo. On Friday evening, a photo emerged in a report from Business Insider that shows what the publication claims is at least one iteration of the Magic Leap prototype, being worn by an unnamed user. Although the front-facing portion of the device isn't shown, we are able to see shoulder straps, a head harness, and a backpack filled with electronics. The person in the photo also appears to be holding a controller of some sort. Read more... More about Mixed Reality, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Magic Leap, and Tech Read More »'Infinity War' teaser puts Avengers, Spider-Man and Guardians of the Galaxy together at last
Marvel has thrown down the gauntlet. Avengers: Infinity War has started production at Pinewood Studios in Atlanta, where Robert Downey Jr., Tom Holland and Chris Pratt, standing on the same set, have finally begun to bring it all together. Or as Kevin Feige puts it, "the culmination of the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe as started in May of 2008 with the release of Iron Man." There is no Infinity War footage in this 3-and-a-half-minute first official teaser/featurette/production start thingy, but a fistful of bits from previous films complete a powerful little reminder of where it's all been headed. Read more... More about Robert Downey Jr, Chris Pratt, Avengers Infinity War, The Avengers, and Marvel Read More »11 Valentine's gifts for your f*ck buddy
The assumption goes that splashing out on Valentine's Day is fine if you're in a deep and committed relationship. But, what about the fuck buddies of the world, for whom casual sex abounds and relationship statuses remain nebulous? Don't they deserve gifts too? The answer is simple: Of course they do! Cutesy gifts and grand romantic gestures are spot-on for the serious couples of the world, but when you're buying gifts for your friend with benefits, you should keep your presents as casual as your relationship. Here are 11 gifts to keep your fuck buddy happy this Valentine's Day. Read more... More about Dating, Sex And Relationships, Relationships, Gift Guide, and Valentines Day Read More »This 1979 Stephen King novel is a chilling prediction of Donald Trump's rise
"The man is a clown. He goes charging around the speaking platform, like that at every rally [...] He's a clown, so what? [...] So people want a giggle or two. Even more, they want to thumb their noses at a political establishment that doesn't seem able to solve anything." It would be easy to mistake that as an old quote about Donald Trump. Maybe a comment from a political analyst in the early stages of his campaign. Maybe a line from an interview with a member of the public discussing the ever-increasing popularity of his 2015 rallies. It's not, though. Despite the similarities, that's actually a line spoken by a character in the 1979 Stephen King novel The Dead Zone. Read more... More about Greg Stillson, Novel, Prediction, Donald Trump, and The Dead Zone Read More »When the trolls come at you over birth control coverage, here's what to say
If you're a woman who, on the internet, has tried to defend widely accessible and affordable birth control, you probably know all the counterarguments by heart: "Why should my tax dollars make it easy for you to have sex?" "I don't want to pay for what you do in the bedroom""Don't have sex if you can't afford to get pregnant". Such comments conveniently gloss over the complexities of real life. But it's also easy to trot out similarly simplistic responses when arguing for birth control. Women and their allies are tired of having to defend something that seems basic, but the important thing to remember is that you're not trying to convince the troll. Instead you want to sway the social media audience watching your exchange. You're playing to the crowd. Read more... More about Gender Equality, Reproductive Health, Social Media, Politics, and Birth Control Read More »A new database holds the faces of the guards who oversaw the atrocities at Auschwitz
Joseph Hefner, former student merchant. Joined SS in 1942 as a Sturmmann (Stormtrooper). Image: Institute of National Remembrance Following the invasion of Poland by Germany in September 1939, construction began on a complex of camps to house thousands of Polish political prisoners — Auschwitz. The first prisoners began to arrive in the spring of 1940. The camp rapidly expanded and was repurposed into one of the central points for the concentration and murder of Jews Before the liberation of the camp by Soviet troops on Jan. 27, 1945, 1.1 million people, 90 percent of them Jewish, died there. They were systematically exterminated in gas chambers or killed by beatings, starvation, exhaustion or disease. Read more... More about Auschwitz, Nazis, Holocaust, History, and Retronaut Read More »Katy Perry's 'Chained to the Rhythm' is cotton candy political pop
"Chained to the Rhythm" is a new kind of Katy Perry song, certainly. "Are we tone deaf / Keep sweeping it under the mat / Thought we could do better than that / I hope we can," Perry sings. "So comfortable, we're living in a bubble, bubble / So comfortable, we cannot see the trouble, trouble." Aside from the lyrics, the song's video even features a very cute hamster, eating tiny versions of people food, because this is still the girl behind "Last Friday Night."
Bulgarian cat walks again with the help of bionic legs
Pooh, a one-year-old cat from Bulgaria was found without his hind legs. But a local animal shelter raised funds to have him fitted with prosthetics legs The Bulgarian vet who performed Pooh's surgery also fitted three more cats. The procedure was first performed in the U.K. but this is the first in Europe. Read more... More about Stray Cats, Real Time Video, Bionic Legs, Pooh, and Surgery Read More »J.K. Rowling calls out Piers Morgan after he claims he's never read 'Harry Potter'
Piers Morgan, a man who has always had trouble with criticism, responded to a brutal Saturday burn from J.K. Rowling by saying he's "never read a single word of Harry Potter." But, Piers, what about that opinion piece, hm? It all started when Rowling declared her joy at seeing Piers Morgan decimated on live TV by Jim Jefferies on Real Time with Bill Maher.
4 solutions to the iPhone 7's dongle crisis
If you've got an iPhone 7, you're probably pretty pleased with yourself. What you're probably less pleased about is the removal of the 3.5mm headphone port. While Apple has bundled a Lightning to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter with the iPhone 7 (and sells a replacement for $9) this official doodad hogs the single port. We've found four innovative products that let you charge your iPhone 7 and listen to music at the same time. Imagine that. Have a look through our options to find a solution that suits you... Read more... 1Belkin Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar ($39.99)More about Dongle Hell, Donges, Apple, Iphone 7, and Iphone Read More »14 texts to not send your ex on Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is around the corner, which means it's everyone's least favorite time of the year: reminiscing on V-Days past. With memories of former flames making their annual resurgence, it is essential to remember one thing: do. not. text. your. exes. Don't text these people. It isn't good for you, it isn't good for them and it definitely isn't good for the new person in your life wondering why you're texting "Sal from camp." We get it, the temptation is real — but really, it's almost definitely not going to be worth it. SEE ALSO: Facebook will capitalize on your broken heart — just in time for Valentine's Day Read more... Pinterest's visual search, WhatsApp's new security: all the app news you need to know
With even more iPhone rumors (stretchy screens and touch-sensitive backsides, anyone) and more bizarre robots than we can keep track of, you may have lost track of some of the best new apps. Luckily, we're keeping score for you for you. Each week, we round up the latest app news, along with a few of our favorite new and updated apps, to keep you in the loop with everything coming to your phone. Here's what we were following this week. In social media land...Pinterest wants to make it easier for you to buy stuff. The company introduced a new set of visual search features, including one called "Lens" that lets you shop for products based on photos you take with your smartphone. Read more... More about Weekly App Roundup, Apps And Software, Tech, and Apps Software Read More »Bet you never thought you'd see Keanu Reeves ask Jamie Dornan about 'Fifty Shades' sex scenes
Here's one to check off your bucket list: watching Keanu Reeves, Whoopi Goldberg and Jamie Dornan discuss the finer points of sex scenes on The Graham Norton Show. Dornan — who, of course, stars in the not good Fifty Shades franchise — has quite a bit of intel on the subject, including that adding one's own sound effects really lightens the mood. "Does the director say 'more vocalization?'" asks Keanu Reeves. Picking the tough questions, Reeves. A neurologist captured these bizarre and creepy images to study the physics of human expression
“This expression must be that of the damned.” Image: Metropolitan Museum of Art In 1862, French neurologist Guillaume-Benjamin-Amand Duchenne de Boulogne published The Mechanism of Human Facial Expression, a scientific and aesthetic text on the ways in which the muscles of the face create various expressions — a dictionary, so to speak, of what he believed was a universal, God-given language. Duchenne had previously developed a number of therapeutic techniques involving the use of localized electric shocks to stimulate muscles While conducting experiments for his text, he partnered with Adrien Tournachon, brother of the famed photographer Nadar, to document the expressions he induced in his models with targeted, painless shocks. Read more... More about Creepy, Expression, Neurology, Science, and History Read More »Transgender teen activist Jazz Jennings will soon get her own doll
New York doll maker Tonner Doll Co. will soon release a doll based on teen activist and TV personality Jazz Jennings — a doll believed to be the first doll based on a transgender person to hit the market. Jennings, who stars in the TLC series I Am Jazz, posted a photo of the doll on Instagram on Friday. "This is the first transgender doll on the market," she wrote, "and guess what?! It's ME!!!"
Apple's Tim Cook speaks out against immigration ban during UK visit
Apple and several of the top tech companies in Silicon Valley have spoken out against President Trump’s controversial immigration ban, but not many tech CEOs have aired their views on camera, until now. Earlier this week, during a visit to the University of Glasgow in Scotland to receive an honorary degree, Tim Cook opened up about his feelings on the travel ban that was recently struck down in the courts. During a long fireside chat session, Cook talked about the beauty of getting people with "different backgrounds and all different points of views that are able to create the best products." Read more... More about Scotland, Uk, Immigration Ban, Travel Ban, and Apple Read More »Yogi dressed in white powerfully defies period shame on Instagram
Yoga instructor Steph Gongora did something bold this week. Dressed in white, she got onto her mat and filmed herself in various poses that revealed a red stain from her period. Then she put the clip on Instagram, where she now has more than 258,000 followers. By Saturday, the post had been viewed 208,000 times and elicited more than 4,400 comments, both cruel and kind. Some were disturbed by the imagery while others were inspired by Gongora's message. Her hope, she said in the post, was to help people who menstruate feel less ashamed of a natural bodily function. Read more... More about Period, Health, Yoga, Lifestyle, and Health Fitness Read More » | ||||
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