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Potty Talk is a one-panel comic about the funny thoughts, observations and fears men have in the bathroom. This week’s is from illustrator Burton Durand. Check out his Instagram here.
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January 8, 2018
How Long Do I Have to Touch Something Before I’m Covered in Germs?
Being microscopic, germs are, quite literally, out of sight, out of mind. Because of this, most of us rely on pseudoscience to remain germ-free, like applying the five-second rule to food dropped on the floor. But surprise! The five-second rule doesn’t work. Even washing your hands after...
How Sex Affects Your Heart, by the Numbers
If you’ve ever ruminated on your own death, chances are you’ve considered a massive heart attack mid-orgasm while being ridden reverse cowgirl as a preferable way to go. But how likely is that, really? Let’s take a look at a few ways that sex affects the health...
When You Can and Cannot Say ‘No’ When Someone Asks to Switch Seats With You on an Airplane
For seven years, Tim Roscoe worked as a fund-raiser for the University of Virginia, taking upwards of 20 flights per month to solicit donations from alumni all across the country and world. During that period, he was asked to change seats with a fellow passenger on just...
January 5, 2018
The Poet’s Guide to Not Finding Everything So Terrible in This Terrible World
There’s a lot happening in today’s world that makes it hard to get out of bed — and we’re not talking about binge-watching TV shows or discounted Egyptian cotton. The modern experience is just… well, rough. How, then, can you see the world through more rose-tinted glasses? How, if one were...
How to Fit In at the Gym When You Haven’t Been Since Last January
Returning to the gym in January after the Christmas break — or maybe after a 12-month gap since the last time you tried to do this, but discovered your resolutions were as weak as your New Year’s morning stools — can cause a degree of trepidation. And it should: Your body,...
January 4, 2018
‘Macho Men’ Are More Likely to Sign Up for Pain Studies
According to new research from the University of Reading and the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, hyper-masculine men — defined as those who exhibit traits such as competitiveness and aggressiveness — may be more likely to take part in pain research studies. Annoyingly, this could be skewing our understanding of...
The Normal Person’s Guide to Traveling More Often
Americans are supposedly traveling more than ever before. But you’d never be able to tell based on how much we complain about never being able to get away. Blame it on the wanderlust inspired by Instagram, the FOMO inspired by Facebook or just the drudgery of life:...
The Normal Person’s Guide to New Year’s Resolutions: Reading More
Given the ubiquity of smartphones — and the fact that we’re essentially tethered to them at all times — it’s strange to think that we’re not reading enough. But as modern life has provided more and more distractions, we’re reading less and less books. Whether you want to actually read the...
January 3, 2018
If You Work Out Till You Puke, You’re Doing It Wrong
If you’ve ever done a major high intensity workout, you’ll know the feeling: Your temperature suddenly goes atomic, exhaustion grips your limbs and a wave of nausea hits your gut like a tsunami. Your trainer hears your complaints and barks back, “That’s weakness leaving your body! Keep going!”...
The Normal Person’s Guide to New Year’s Resolutions: Getting the Most Out of Life
It shouldn’t be a surprise that living life to the fullest is one of the most popular New Year’s resolutions — it’s what we all want to do (when we’re not simply trying to survive the madness of the current world, that is). But how do you even know...
The Normal Person’s Guide to New Year’s Resolutions: Spending Less and Saving More
Nearly half of all Americans spend their entire paycheck — or more — every month. It’s no wonder: Stuff’s expensive these days, and raises are hard to come by. And despite the recent uptick in the stock market, the idea that the economy has improved in recent years seems theoretical and...
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