Woman captures quite possibly the best ever birth photo of sister in agony

July 6, 2017, 6:45 am

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Think you and your sibling are tight? Well this is next level family goals.

Kat Armendariz, of El Paso in Texas, feels so comfortable with her sister that she brazenly snapped a photo of her in mid-natal pain. So much pain.

And you thought the selfie was dead.

She posted it on Facebook in late June and wrote: ‘Selfie!!! While my sister is getting ready to shove a baby out her vag! Love yewwww.’

Kat, who even tagged her sister Kimberly in the pic, told Mashable: ‘She wasn’t in too… Read the full story

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July 6, 2017, 6:47 am

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You’d think writers Alice Wright and Bibi Lynch wouldn’t have that much in common.

Alice is married, a mum (to an actual child – plus two dogs), and lives in a lullie house.

Bibi is single, has no kids (but has nieces and nephews who call her Uncle Bibi), and lives on her nerves and out of a suitcase.

But Alice and Bibi are similar. They’re both sluts. House sluts.

Alice: Morning, Bibi!

Bibi: Bonjour! That’s French for ‘not bonsoir’. Can I please tell… Read the full story

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July 6, 2017, 7:51 am

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When both of Nancy Borowick’s parents were diagnosed with cancer, they didn’t want to end up like many sufferers – being defined by their diseases.

So Nancy started Read the full story

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July 6, 2017, 8:17 am

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Oh, hey. Welcome to Is it worth the faff, a new weekly series (it’ll be out every Thursday. Be excited) in which we test out a new product, treatment, or trend and work out if it’s actually worth the faff.

Photographer captures the final years of her parent's lives in The Family Imprint

Faff, to be clear, is not being used as a euphemism for vagina (in this instance, anyway) but instead refers to the amount of time, effort, fiddling, and money required for an exciting new thing everyone’s banging… Read the full story

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July 6, 2017, 8:44 am

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The fidget spinner craze has already reached our porn and our butt plugs. Is it any wonder that it’s finally crossed the frontier of our pants to attach to our nipples?

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A woman who goes by Carita de Pincel is responsible for bringing to life the fate fidget spinners were always destined for.

By which we mean, she turned fidget spinners into jazzy nipple tassels. Because why shimmy when you can spin?

She calls them Fidgetiddies, which makes them… Read the full story

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July 6, 2017, 1:40 pm

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So you’ve finally taken the plunge into online dating.

Congratulations. The first step is the hardest, as they say.

Except, when it comes to online dating, that’s not always true.

Online dating is fantastic and it can lead to a beautiful relationship, maybe even marriage, but often people end up jaded by the experience.

Fortunately, whether you are looking for long term love or just for fun, there is help available. Match work with a bonafide dating expert who has a wealth of advice for you.

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World Chocolate Day: 15 things all chocolate lovers know to be true

July 6, 2017, 5:01 pm

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When it comes to your love of chocolate the term sweet tooth doesn’t even begin to describe the obsession.

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Today is World Chocolate Day, and you can freely celebrate your love of all things chocolate.

It is safe to say that chocolate is one of your major food groups. Not only do you always have an emergency stash nearby to tackle any cravings, but your presence can be detected by the scattering of empty wrappers you leave in your trail.

And of course you can always be… Read the full story

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July 6, 2017, 10:00 pm

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Earlier this year Cadbury announced they would bring back the Dairy Milk Tiffin for good, having previously discontinued the chocolate bar in 1972, and then again – following a revival – in 2003.

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It got us thinking which other confectionery from yesteryear we’d like to see return to our shelves.

In the week that World Chocolate Day (July 7) celebrates its ninth birthday, here’s a look at 15 extinct chocolate bars that you may have forgotten about – but will pretty soon be craving once more.

Fuse

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July 6, 2017, 11:00 pm

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Poke (pronounced poh-keh) is a Hawaiian marinated raw fish dish and currently a trendy street food favourite.

Its humble beginnings are rumoured to have been rooted in the days when the fishermen would cut up their catch and season it with what’s on hand.

20 all-American recipes to enjoy

Some say it dates back to before captain James Cook arrived on the island while others posit it could have come into being as late as the 1960s.

Poke is now found everywhere on the Hawaiian Islands. At street food stalls,… Read the full story

These are the most popular baby names of 2017 so far

July 6, 2017, 11:06 pm

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Looking for an unusual baby name?

You might want to avoid these.

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They’re lovely, but according to NameBerry, they’re the most popular names of 2017 so far – so if you’re giving birth this year and choose one of these names, expect your kid’s classroom to get a bit confusing.

You might want to go for baby names no parents used in 2016 instead.

That being said, these are only 2017’s most popular names so far. Everything could change in the second half of the year.*

*Although it probably won’t.

This year’s top boys’ name is… Read the full story

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July 6, 2017, 11:43 pm

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For decades, students have existed on two staple food groups: crisps and ramen noodles.*

*Plus beer.

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So it makes sense that Pringles have combined the two, creating the Top Ramen flavoured Pringles drunk people have always dreamed of.

Yup, Pringles has teamed up with Nissin, the makers of popular instant noodle brand Top Ramen, to create Top Ramen chicken flavour Pringles.

We’re not entirely sure what they’ll taste like.

We’re imagining a standard seasoned chicken base, with noodle-y notes.

Pringles describe the crisps as ‘like Nissin Top Ramen Chicken Flavor right out of the bowl.’ Which does beg the question… Read the full story

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July 7, 2017, 12:00 am

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An important reminder: you really should be using protection for oral sex, too.

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That means condoms for penis-related things, dental dams for vagina and anus related things.

It’s a recommendation we often ignore, thinking the risks around oral aren’t as ‘serious’ as penetrative sex, or telling ourselves that there’s no point in oral if there’s a bit of latex between your tongue and someone’s genitals.

But we need to be taking the dangers of oral seriously.

The World Health Organization has announced that oral sex is producing dangerous, untreatable… Read the full story

The 9 best food shows on Netflix you should watch right now

July 7, 2017, 12:00 am

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Food shows have certainly moved on from the days when Delia Smith simply stood in her own kitchen, informing us how to boil an egg.

There are the culinary travelogues with cinematography worthy of an Oscar-winning Best Picture, the cooking competitions fierier than a flambe and the super-sized challenges, which could almost induce a coronary just by watching them.

As you’d expect, Netflix currently boasts a veritable smorgasbord of such fare.

Here’s a look at nine of the most delectable.

Avec Eric

A vehicle for Michelin three-star chef Eric Ripert, this 10-part series explores the inspirations behind his esteemed New… Read the full story

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July 7, 2017, 12:00 am

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Today, July 7, is World Chocolate Day – yay. And what’s even better than chocolate? Nothing, right?

Wrong. Nutella is surely the world’s most delicious treat with its perfect combination of hazelnuts and chocolate goodness.

13 signs you're in love with Nutella

If you’ve ever hidden in the kitchen and eaten Nutella straight from the jar with a spoon then this is the post for you. Don’t worry I won’t tell anyone.

If you’re looking for a new use for your Nutella then try one of these delicious recipes:

1. Nutella cream pie

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July 7, 2017, 12:28 am

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Alright, so the Fidgetiddies (yes, they’re exactly what they sound like), fidget spinner butt plug, and fidget spinner porn didn’t get you into the trend.

Maybe you were waiting for something a little more refined, a touch more elegant.

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Well wait no longer, we guess.

Someone’s created a gold-coated fidget spinner – and it can be all yours for the bargain price of 999,000 rubles (around £13,000).

The world’s most expensive fidget spinner is the creation of Russian jewellery brand Caviar, who dismiss all… Read the full story

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World Chocolate Day 2017: 15 delicious chocolate recipes

July 7, 2017, 1:00 am

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Hands up who loves chocolate? Me, me, me. Picking just 15 chocolate recipes to share with you today (World Chocolate Day, Friday, July 7) was no easy job.

I know, I know. It’s a tough job but someone has to do it.

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I got there in the end though. Below you’ll find an eclectic collection of chocolate recipes ranging from chilli to steak pie and brownies to sushi and haggis (yes, really).

Without further ado, here are 15 delicious, and sometimes… Read the full story

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July 7, 2017, 1:17 am

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We all give ourselves a pat on the back for actually remembering to apply sun cream.

But perhaps we shouldn’t be congratulating ourselves too soon.

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New research suggests that when we put sunscreen on our faces, we tend to miss around 10% of our skin, failing to apply the cream around our eyelids and sensitive areas.

Researchers from the University of Liverpool asked 57 people to apply sun cream to their face.

Afterwards, a UV-sensitive camera took pictures of where the sun cream had actually been applied.

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July 7, 2017, 2:00 am

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There’s no doubt that supermarket free-from aisles have come a long way over the years.

But if you always shop in one of the ‘big six’ supermarkets, here’s 12 life-changing products you’re still missing out on.

So many of these products taste exactly like the real deal (or better) but, oddly enough, you won’t find them on supermarket shelves.

Luckily for you, all of these products can be ordered online or found in specialist shops across the UK.

1. Venice Bakery UK’s Gluten Free Pizza bases

These pizza bases are every Coeliac’s dream.

They’re thin and crispy, while being… Read the full story

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July 7, 2017, 2:14 am

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Everyone’s been going all out for Pride Month and we bloomin’ love it.

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Flags are flying, people are marching  and all manner of things have been getting a rainbow makeover, including armpit hair.

Now it’s the turn of the lowly burger bun, for American food mavens The Diner are making special coloured rainbow buns for Pride tomorrow, hurrah!

And while they’re certainly highly Instagrammable, the best part is that £1 from each purchase goes to the charity Stonewall, which promotes acceptance and equality for the LGBTQ* community.

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Half of the women who had an abortion last year were using contraception, says report

July 7, 2017, 2:52 am

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Here’s some worrying evidence to suggest that even when we’re being careful, responsible, and using contraception that we’re told is reliable, we can still end up risking pregnancy.

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A report from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service says that half of the women who had an abortion in 2016 were, in fact, using contraception when they fell pregnant, while one in four were using contraceptive methods that are considered to be the most reliable, such as the pill or a longterm contraceptive, such as IUDs and implants.

Contraceptive pills are considered to be more reliable… Read the full story