There are so many things that people say guys should know about girls. And that girls are complicated. That's all true! But believe me when i tell you that girls need to know a few things about guys. It will save many fights.

1. Guys like to flirt, but we hate others that do.
2. When a guy really likes you, you truly become flawless, so don't ask "what would you change about me" because we'll honestly think of nothing...so whatever it is you sit at night and think of, or stare into the mirror at thinking to yourself "god that's so ugly", i suggest you stop wasting your time, because HE doesn't see it. unless we don't like you ;-)
3. When a guy asks what you want, tell him EXACTLY what you want, if you generalize you wont get shit that you like. "i'd like some new underwear, but they have to be red or black".....no no no, i said EXACTLY!!! Cut out the fucking adds if you have to and circle that shit! E-mail him the pictures of the EXACT thing that you want.
4. When we vent about something being wrong, we're not looking for advice. Just someone to hear us out. Feel very special that we decided to share some actual feeling with you. Even in anger, it's a trust thing.
5. A guys best friend knows absolutely everything. So stop being surprised and use this to some advantage ;-)
6. You don't need to smell like a tone of perfume to catch us. As long as you don't smell like ass we'll flock to the ones we like, no matter what.
7. We can handle our problems just fine, but wanting to is a different matter.
8. When a guy is staring at you it's simply one of 2 things, A. he's struck and amazed by you, or B. he's criticizing you.
9. Guys will generalize all girls, EXCEPT, the one they fall in love with. Suddenly every rating scale no longer contains that girl. She's the one, no more comparing with the general population. If anything, all others will be compared to HER.
   
10. Don't mess with our hats.
11. When you ask a guy what he's thinking about and he says "nothing" his mind could very well contain NOTHING at that point in time. Whatever his eyes are looking at, that's what's on his mind....or even less.
    
12. When a guy asks "where do you want to eat", that doesn't mean -- repeat the question back to me so we can fight about where we're going to fill our stomachs. It means -- i want you to eat anywhere with you so choose a place, because it's my gift to you.
    
13. BEWARE: When you provoke us to get mad, we will.
14. When you say anything like "well i had something to tell you, but now i don't want to"... we'll jump to so many far fetched conclusions, you wont believe! to leave a guy hanging like that is like giving a gun to a psychopath.
15. Once we let you in (to our hearts and minds) we'll bolt lock the door behind you. So if you don't want us, don't walk in that far.

   well i hope this helps!

   I recently went with my cousin to browse and test drive a few new cars she was interested in. She didn't know what she should be looking for, and her dad was out of town, so they asked me to go along with her. I've had 2 cars in the last 8 years and both have been great to me. So i figured i'd share my list of things i personally feel is a great way to tell weather you are looking at a decent car or not.
   My list is 30 things to look for:
 - 5 Exterior Things to check for

1. Check doors for damage and trim work.
2. Check glass for cracks, chips, etc.
3. Wheels (treads, damage to covers or rim)
4. Check the bumpers for damage, and make sure they are sturdy.
5. Make sure the hood and trunk are in good shape and latch well.

 - 5 Interior Things to look for:

1. Is the instrument panel complete, and are all the knobs and buttons there?
   
2. Check all the doors (is the trim and cushioning in good condition, and do all the controls work)
3. Check all the carpeting and seat covering for damage.
4. Check all the compartments (make sure they open and close properly and are in good condition)
5. The smell of the inside of the car will also tell you a lot ;-)

 - 5 Things to check for Under the Hood:

1. Are there any visible leaks?
2. Any wires hanging out?
3. Any broken belts or hoses?
4. Is the insulation under the hood damaged?
5. Are any of the fluids empty (if the fluids are low, this could be an indicator of leakage)

 - 5 Things for overall functionality (do this before and after the road test):

1. Do the windows, doors, and sound systems all work? (don't forget the sun roof, and radio)
   
2. Is the exhaust system and fame intact (check for signs previous repair).
3. Do all the lights work (blinkers, dome, headlights, brake-lights)
4. Does the parking brake work?
5. Check the Axles for bends, rust, and signs of previous repair.

 - 10 Things to look for during the Road Test:

1. Safety Systems (seat belts and air bags)
2. Check if any indicator lights appear.
3. Do all the gauges and meters work?
4. Are all the mirrors attached and operational?
5. Does the heating and cooling system work? (any oily smell coming from them?)
6. Does the temperature stay in a normal range?
7. Shifting system (does it make noise, or stick in any gears?)
8. Brakes (do they make noise, grind, or cause vibrations?)
9. Acceleration (does it accelerate normal without shifting too hard, or too late?)
10. Feel for any vibrations during the drive, and listen for any odd noises.

   I wont guarantee that this will catch every single little problem, but it will give you a very good idea as to whether you are getting your money's worth on the car. A lot of times you'll need new brakes, and some other work, but are they making you pay as if the brakes are like new, and all the windows work, when they don't? Always ask. Never purchase a car without some type of warranty, and be sure to read it and understand it.

   Hope this helped!

Recycling is something anyone can do. It's the most important step in going green, saving money, and feeling better about your environment.
   Step 1: Find containers to place recycling goods in separated from the garbage.
   Step 2: Know what can be recycled in your area.

• Standard items that can be recycled in every major city include the following: Aluminum pop cans, each can be worth 5 cents. Plastic Pop Bottles, these can also be worth 5 cents. White paper, newspaper, and "snail" mail. Some places will also pay cash for paper.
• Cardboard - some that cannont be recycled include the following: if it's got food in it, or is a freezer box with a wax like coating. You can recycle some cartons but they must be free of plastic. Any contaminants can ruin a batch of cardboard, so the easiest way is to stick to simple kinds of cardboard. including the following: Appliance boxes, non greasy pizza boxes, cereal boxes, shoe boxes, and the tubes of toilet paper - paper towels - and gift wrap.
  
• How to recycle the cardboard: if you have curbside recycling that's easiest. Otherwise you'll have to take it to a recycling center. In both cases it must only be the cardboard (no plastics, tape or food particles), but staples are ok.
• For Plastics look on the container for a triangle symbole. There will be a number inside. Some places only take certain numbers, but everywhere they take #'s 1, 2, and 5. With the exception of the following: you cannot recycle containers that held toxic substances such as oil, antifreeze, drain unclogging liquids, or cleaning chemicals with bleach or ammonia.
• So here is a list of 10 items that are very easy to recycle, and all recycling centers take: Magazines, notebook paper, newspaper, plain white printing paper, milk/water jugs, pop/beer cans, pop bottles, cereal boxes, soup cans, and Phone Books.
  

   Step 3: Find a recycling center near you at http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/Publiced/Earths911.htm

• type in your zip code (it will take you to a new page)
• here type in the item you are recycling: so if it's paper simply type paper, or pop bottles type cans or pop bottles, etc.
• Then press search and it will give you a list of places nearest you that recycle the item. Most places recycle several types of items so you'll only have to make one trip!