In today’s Testing 1-2-3 we’re going to be taking a look at pasta making machines, namely, a very basic model from Imperia. Why? Because according to the way we like to cook (and the way you should like to cook) the freshest ingredients are what really make a meal. Sure, it’s easier to run into the supermarket and grab a sack of rigatoni for a couple of bucks, but if you really love to cook and can make that pasta yourself, why not go for it.
Who could forget cute little Samantha Micelli in Who’s The Boss? How about Jessie Spano from Saved By The Bell? There are countless child actresses we’ve come to know over the years, and yet most of them are doomed to the same fate: disappearing off the face of the earth faster than MC Hammer & Vanilla Ice doing the Macarena.
In recent years, young Hollywood starlets seem to have figured out a formula for staying in the lime-light a little longer – some of them blossoming into full-blown movie stars. While some opt for the ever-so-obvious sex-tape scandal, others choose less demeaning, yet equally controversial strategies for shedding their good-little-girl images – often coming in the form of sexually charged movie roles.
If a woman’s body is a beautiful and unique flower, a man’s body is that flower’s hairy, less graceful, often sweaty counterpart. Being naked, we find ourselves at our most vulnerable, not only to the elements, but also to the scrutiny of anyone exposed to our wobbly bits. While we can’t all look great naked, we all at least want to look palatable, and usually can if we avoid doing the following.
Today's word of the day is "Supermarket." Watch as the Spice Agent breaks it down for you.
“Let me set some ground rules, ladies – There will be no biting, scratching, or hair pulling,” said our swishing host. “If you happen to like the same item as your fellow swisher, we’ll toss a coin – no violence allowed.”
If you haven’t attended a swishing party then you’re missing out on some nutty fun. Having originated in London, “swishing” is the becoming the newest shopping craze to replace your mother’s Tupperware party. It involves trading up clothes you don’t wear anymore with other people who feel the same way about their own duds – a great alternative to becoming the next candidate on an episode of “Hoarders.”
The beauty of these events is that all the clothes are free, in good condition, and you get to have a little party while you up the vintage section of your wardrobe.