This year, 'Teen Wolf' is kicking off season 5 with the best premiere the series has delivered since the pilot.

A great guide from Ruled.Me looking at a huge variety of keto-on-the-go options, evaluated based on price, availability, and macros.

Grey, the fourth book from EL James, is about as sexy as a misery memoir and as arousing as the diary of a sex offender.

Daoine Sidhe, Mystic Mattes, and Changelings Swatches and Review - eyeshadow, matte liquid lipsticks, and lip "toppers".

NSFW seemed appropriate given how racy the video is. Tokio Hotel is a pop band, founded in 2001, and they've sold more than 10 million CDs worldwide. "Love Who Loves You Back" is the second single from their most recent album Kings of ...

Running time of 1:36.

Taylor Mali is an American slam poet, humorist, teacher, and voiceover artist. "What Teachers Make" is likely his most famous poem.

Ruelle is a very new electropop band based out of Nashville, TN - their music has a very dramatic feel to it, which is why you'll likely be hearing it in trailers and television shows if you haven't already. Luckily I love dramatic music. ( ...

June 4, 2015 - Zen Pencils: (Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) was a Mexican painter. Unlike the figure from the previous comic, the stoic Marcus Aurelius, Frida was the exact opposite. Her life was ruled by emotion, passion, love and suffering.

Creator of the app states they test all the matches in real life prior to including them in the app. While the app is currently free, there are plans to monetize after the user acquisition stage.

Though gradient nails tutorials abound, this picture tutorial (now with a video link as well) by the Nailasaurus is probably the most ubiquitous.

Includes ratings of recipes, alternate ingredients, and detailed macros. Very low carb recipes are also marked with a star.

"DID U MISS ME DID U MISS THESE PRETEND YOU DID"

First single from the album "Kings of Suburbia", running time 3:57.

Given that Snapzu, so far, seems like a relatively small site, I'd imagine that the community is closer knit and not perpetually making comparisons to other sites when it comes to the UI, rules, etc. I wanted to find out if original users here have any worries about the sudden growth of Snapzu. For example:

• What if new users try to turn Snapzu into reddit 2.0?
• Is there a community "feel" or attitude that might disappear with a significant influx of new users?

Those were just ones I thought of trying to see it from the perspective of users who have been here for a while, so if I'm completely off base, that's fine. If you don't have any concerns at all, that's fine too! I just wanted to get a feel for the community already established here.

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