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The average American will flush $11,198 worth of toilet paper over the course of their lifetime, which works out to just over $180 a year. But spending has almost doubled during the pandemic. More at www.CooperandAnthony.com
Showtime’s Ray Donovan aired seven seasons before wrapping earlier this year, so you’d be forgiven for not remembering the season one arc of Frank Whaley’s doomed FBI agent. Whaley, however, remembers it well, if for no other reason than he allegedly got slapped in the face by co-star Jon Voight while on set. More at www.CooperandAnthony.com
Showtime’s Ray Donovan aired seven seasons before wrapping earlier this year, so you’d be forgiven for not remembering the season one arc of Frank Whaley’s doomed FBI agent. Whaley, however, remembers it well, if for no other reason than he allegedly got slapped in the face by co-star Jon Voight while on set. More at www.CooperandAnthony.com
A guy in northern California stayed to protect his shop from a wildfire, but his water stopped working. So he used cans of Bud Light to fight the flames and saved his property. More at www.CooperandAnthony.com
A guy in northern California stayed to protect his shop from a wildfire, but his water stopped working. So he used cans of Bud Light to fight the flames and saved his property. More at www.CooperandAnthony.com
In a new interview on Hot Ones, Barrymore confirmed a delightful, folkloric rumor about her grandfather John Barrymore: His body was indeed stolen from the morgue in the 1940s by his pals W.C. Fields, Errol Flynn, and Sadakichi Hartmann for one last epic night on the town. More at www.CooperandAnthony.com
In a new interview on Hot Ones, Barrymore confirmed a delightful, folkloric rumor about her grandfather John Barrymore: His body was indeed stolen from the morgue in the 1940s by his pals W.C. Fields, Errol Flynn, and Sadakichi Hartmann for one last epic night on the town. More at www.CooperandAnthony.com
Can you call one of your significant other's friends hot? More at www.CooperandAnthony.com
Can you call one of your significant other's friends hot? More at www.CooperandAnthony.com
Someone found an old magazine article from the '50s called "129 Ways to Get a Husband." And a lot of the suggestions are just ridiculous and sexist. Like one of them that just says, "Be friendly to ugly men."
They're all from a 1958 issue of the women's magazine "McCall's", which went out of print in 2002.
Here are a few more BAD pieces of advice on how to find a guy . . .
1. "Get a job demonstrating fishing tackle in a sporting goods store."
2. "Get lost at a football game."
3. "Don't take a job at a company run mostly by women."
4. "Learn to paint, [then] set up an easel outside an engineering school."
5. "Read the obituaries to find eligible widowers."
6. "Wear a Band-Aid. People always ask what happened."
7. "Stand in a corner and cry softly. Chances are good that he'll come over to find out what's wrong."
8. "Get a sunburn." (???)
More at www.CooperandAnthony.com
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The Cooper & Anthony Show podcast brings you the advice on the complex topics of sex and relationships you’ve been searching for.
Hosts Dr. Cooper Lawrence, a developmental psychologist and veteran Radio Personality Anthony Michaels, will tell us what we may not want to hear, but need to hear when it comes to the navigating the shifting sands of sex and relationship.
With a vulnerable, honest, and self-deprecating take on these issues, The Cooper & Anthony Show is sure to become one of your "must listen to” podcasts.
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