THIS WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
Dear John,
I've been dating my girlfriend for a few years. We met before the pandemic and we spent every single day on the phone for about a year. We've been together now every day over the last year. I'm thinking of asking her to marry me on Valentine's Day. I know I'm ready and I'm positive she's the one. We get along so well. I think the daily phone calls for the first year actually helped us grow closer. I have a weird question though. I have a ring that I bought over 10 years ago. I was young and stupid and thought I was in love. I proposed to my high school sweetheart right before she left for college. That ended in a big fat no! I already have that ring, but my mom said I should get a different ring. Does that matter? I thought you guys may be able to tell me if this sounds like a bad idea.
Signed – Head Over Heals In Love
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every 4 years. But a new study says the games could be forced to be
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Scientists at the University of Waterloo say it will be increasingly
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global warming advances. If greenhouse gas emissions continue at
their current levels, only 1 of the 21 prior Winter Olympics host
cities would be a suitable location for future Winter Olympic games
by the end of the century. But the researchers believe that if
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Eternals didn’t see the success that Marvel Studios hoped for during its worldwide theater run in late 2021. On top of premiering during a global pandemic, the film was also hammered with mixed reviews from both critics and fans. Eternals is now available to stream on Disney+ and set a record for the streaming service: it was streamed by 2 million households during its first five days, breaking a record for most streams by a Marvel movie in the first five days of release.
The entertainment industry is once again contemplating a break from production as the Omicron variant of COVID winds through countries around the globe, and the latest victim of the current surge is the romantic comedy movie Ticket to Paradise starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts. The film tells the tale of a divorced couple who have to rush to the Indonesian province of Bali to stop their daughter from making the same mistake they did 25 years prior: marrying young and wrong. Production has been paused due to a spike in COVID cases in Queensland, Australia, where the film was shooting.
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Ford and ADT, the home security company, are working jointly on something called Canopy, that will eventually let you monitor your car remotely. In a promotional video, a potential thief scopes out items in the open truck bed of a carpenter, who, from afar, is able to watch the thief look in his truck’s bed, eying power equipment to potentially steal. The carpenter is then able to press his screen and say, “Hey, get away from my truck,” which is sent to a speaker on the truck. Some lights are also activated. Spooked, the potential thief walks away, and the carpenter grins, having averted a possible theft with Canopy.
A 19-year-old who was offered $5,000 by Elon Musk to shut down a Twitter account tracking the billionaire’s jet says he refused the offer because it wasn’t enough to compensate for the “satisfaction” he gets from running the account. Musk tweeted last month that social-media accounts discussing his whereabouts were “becoming a security issue.” In the Twitter conversation viewed by a reporter, Jack Sweeney gave technical advice on how the billionaire could make his jet less trackable. After Musk’s offer of $5,000, Sweeney asked if there was “Any chance to up that to $50K?” The 19-year-old said that he had done “a lot of work…and 5k is not enough.” Musk said he would think about the counter-offer, but later said it “doesn’t feel right to pay to shut this down.”
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burial site in St. Petersburg. Ivan Volkov was criminally charged for
desecrating the burial place of the dead when he created a
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Someone has paid $71,500 for a 1976 AMC Pacer. But it’s not just ANY Pacer. It’s the very one from 1992’s “Wayne’s World.” Despite its distinctive design, the Pacer is often derided as a poor American attempt at a compact hatchback made during the height of the “Malaise Era”, but clearly its movie connections were enough to rocket the bidding into Corvette territory. You probably remember its scene-stealing appearance in the movie as rock music-loving buds Wayne and Garth and their friends perform a rousing singalong of Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ as they drive through their hometown of Aurora, Illinois.
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WORST OPENING LINES FOR VALENTINES CARDS:
• “With just a few glaring exceptions, you’re more beautiful than the day we met.”
• “You make me so excited, I just can’t hold my bladder.”
• “‘Like’ is a such highly underrated word.”
• “I want you like a dog wants a muscular leg.”
• “I love the way you look, the way you clean, the way you cook.”
• “I need you like someone with the squirts needs Pepto Bismol.”
• “How do I love thee? Let me count the way …”
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