Hippy Wardrobe Essentials

If you are fascinated with a style of clothing that draws inspiration from the counterculture world of psychedelia, chances are you dress like a hippy. From flowing dresses to patchwork pants, dressing like a hippy is all about being true to yourself and what is comfortable to you. There are no set rules when it comes to dressing like a hippy and your imagination is all you need, but if you want some tips that will help you find the perfect hippy ensemble for you, here are some tips.

Weird Humanity

Alright guys, Christmas has come and gone, and we know you are ready for some cool, weird, offbeat information to satisfy that inner craving for things that make you go “hmm.”  If you’re like most folks I know, you’re probably trying to recover from days of overindulgence in rich foods and beverages, and not feeling especially comfortable in your own skin at the moment.  What could be more fitting on a day like this than an infographic featuring weird facts about the human body?  Honestly, I can’t think of a thing.

“Injured” Firefighter Runs Ironman…7 times.

Now, before you go thinking this is some inspirational mumbo-jumbo, let me set you up for what you’re about to witness.

Aaron Marjala busted his elbow on a firehouse countertop in 2007 resulting in permanent numbness in his pinky. He then happened to hit the same elbow on a ladder. After a few months of recovery, Marjala was labeled as permanently disabled by 2 doctors…because of a numb pinky. A NUMB PINKY! He now gets paid over $50,000 in disability each year. So, what does the average disabled man do with all his free time? Why, he trains for Ironman Marathons!

Cheater, Cheater…Adderall Eater?

Oh no. The masses have done it again. They have ruined it for everyone, and Duke University is the first to do the unthinkable: Taking Adderall to help you study is now considered cheating. That’s right! Previously, taking unprescribed Adderall was simply a violation of the university’s drug policy, however, now it is in violation of their academic policy as well. The article states: