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Got any funny powerpoint night ideas?
- do a life updates where you just talk about what's new in your life<br />- flipping the TV show idea on its head: frame your own life as a reality show but re-cast everybody in it as a celebrity instead<br />- teach your friends about a really niche thing you like
How to look good even when swimming? (HELP!!!)
I think people tend to notice their own acne a lot more than others actually pay attention to it, if that's any comfort!<br /><br />But if you've got acne on your face, wearing a cool hat could distract a bit, put your face in a bit more shadow (and keep you from getting sun burnt). Could also wear sunglasses to distract and look cool. If you've got acne on your back or something, maybe a rash guard or beach cover up or even a baggy tee could be a good way to hide it while you're just chilling and not swimming.
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I like "Hector and the Search for Happiness." It's fun and adventurous and really heart warming. It's well-acted too.<br /><br />I also think the 2000s had some really awesome lighthearted but thoughtful and interesting movies with things like Little Miss Sunshine and Scott Pilgrim. On the sillier side, maybe Zombieland and Superbad?
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