If there’s one thing parents love to do, it’s embarrass their kids. But some kids, like Gordon Ramsay’s daughter, Tilly, know how to embarrass their parents right back. Read more: http://www.wimp.com/gordon-ramsay-gets-owned-by-his-daughter/
The iPhone 7 packs a powerful camera, but how does it compare to the Hollywood standard? Read more: http://www.wimp.com/comparing-an-iphone-7-camera-to-a-100000-hollywood-grade-camera/
I love veggies, and I really, really love going to grocery stores, farmers markets and any other place where I have a chance of finding something yummy and interesting. It’s like an adventure, especially when I visit the specialty stores and see if they have something new that I’ve never had yet. The only downside is that buying all that produce isn’t exactly cheap, and it’s even worse if you’re trying your best to buy organic whenever possible. The great thing about plants, however, is that they’re incredibly resilient and have their own built-in survival mechanisms that allow them to regenerate themselves. With a lot of vegetables, if you can find the root or the seed and germinate it in water for a while, you can eventually replant it to get a brand new plant! You can literally buy an onion now, eat it, and then plant the root to get another onion for free (though it will take a while). If you’ve got a green thumb, or a hankering to grow one, check out these tips to get you started. 1. Spring Onions: Put the roots underwater, preferably in a clear glass with good lighting. Within a few days, it will start growing and you can transfer to soil. Blogspot 2. Garlic: Larger garlic cloves can be planted into the ground with their root ends still attached. The shoots are actually pretty yummy! Blogspot 3. Bok Choy (Chinese Cabbage): Completely submerge the roots of the plant and leave in a well-lit room. After about a week or two, it should be ready to be planted into a pot. UnMotivtaing 4. Carrots: Place carrot tops in water, and watch them grow. Blogspot 5. Basil: Take basil shoots about one-and-a-half inches long and place them in a glass of water in direct sunlight. After a few days when they are roughly doubled in size, replant the shoots in your garden and you’ll have a gorgeous basil plant in no time. Blogspot 6. Celery: Cut the base off the celery and put it in warm water. Let it get plenty of light and once you get leaves and new stalks appearing at the center, you can put it in the ground to keep growing. Interesno 7. Romaine Lettuce: Using a similar method to celery, soak the root end in water until leaves start to grow in the center, then replant in soil. Blogspot 8. Cilantro (a.k.a. Coriander): Submerge the stalks in water. Once the plant starts growing a bit, replant in soil. WonderHowTo As you can see, the method for most of these is pretty similar: soak the root end in water for a few days until it starts to sprout, then return to the earth to finish growing to maturity. If you’d like to learn more, check out the video below: H/T: Aunty Acid Read more: http://www.wimp.com/eight-vegetables-you-can-buy-once-and-regrow-forever/
Millenials are often thought of as being dissatisfied, entitled, and unmotivated. But is this really their fault, or are they simply a product of the year they were born? Here, author and speaker Simon Sinek shares his views on millennials in the workplace and the dangers of social media. Read more: http://www.wimp.com/millennials-and-the-dangers-of-social-media-addiction/
We often use the word “crazy” as a blanket term for anyone behaving out of the ordinary, but is this really the best way to treat those people? Comedian Dave Chappelle opens up to James Lipton about the pressures of Hollywood culture and why you should never call someone “crazy.” Read more: http://www.wimp.com/dave-chappelle-explains-why-we-should-never-call-anyone-crazy/
Apparently, Best Buy thought it was all an elaborate scheme to rob the store… Read more: http://www.wimp.com/50-people-dress-up-as-best-buy-employees-and-get-kicked-out-of-best-buy/
Down by one point and with a chance to make it to sectionals, this high school basketball player makes one of the most unbelievable shots the crowd has ever seen. The other team probably doesn’t know whether to be mad or impressed. Read more: http://www.wimp.com/a-high-school-buzzer-beater-worthy-of-the-nba/
It doesn’t matter how small she is, Maggie the house cat is still Queen of the Jungle at heart. Read more: http://www.wimp.com/tiny-house-cat-squares-up-to-lion/
In just one month, “Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen” has gotten over five million views on YouTube. Do we understand what’s going on? No. Do we love it? Yes. Read more: http://www.wimp.com/can-you-make-sense-of-this-bizarre-japanese-music-video/
What could be better than Alfonso Ribeiro (famous for playing “Carlton” on The Fresh Prince of Bel Air) showing off his signature dance moves? The correct answer is: Justin Timberlake and Steph Curry joining him for the best performance of “The Carlton” we’ve ever seen. Read more: http://www.wimp.com/watch-justin-timberlake-steph-curry-and-alfonso-ribeiro-do-the-carlton-while-golfing/