Patricia Sarkar
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Raised on a steady diet of makeup and games. Eager to share my experiences with the world and make a difference, article by article! :)
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Outdoor Dining
"If you don't recognize me with the mask, I have on a long red jacket" Franny looked at the drafted text. She added an upside-down smiley face, then deleted it and sent the text without it. She did not want to put flirtatious vibes out there with him just yet.
By Patricia Sarkar3 years ago in Humans
How to Meet Someone with Similar Values
Modern life has to do with the Internet, and it is not surprising that many people are looking there for someone to spend the rest of their lives with together. People are also looking there for friends or companions to have a good time together. For example, in the US, more than 33 percent of marriages, in total, are a result of people who made their first contact online. Is it possible to meet online for a religious person or people with certain hobbies?
By Patricia Sarkar5 years ago in Viva
The History of Marvel Studios
How did Marvel Studios become the most successful movie franchise in film history? It certainly didn't happen overnight. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is the product of 80 years' worth of successes, failures, and ideas made by people who couldn't let go of their Marvel visions, for better or for worse.
By Patricia Sarkar5 years ago in Geeks
10 Card & Board Games That Are Fun to Play While Drunk
Who doesn’t like card or board games? Odds are you have a bunch of them going unused in your closet until the next time the Wi-Fi is out. Board or card games can be a lot of fun to play by themselves, but you know what's especially fun? Adding alcohol to card & board games that are fun to play while drunk.
By Patricia Sarkar5 years ago in Gamers
10 Most Popular Retro Adventure Games You Need to Play
When it comes to gaming, there are just those games that will always be forever in the hearts and minds of gamers. Some of the most popular retro adventure games are still an absolute blast to play today. Whether they are a point and click adventure or a first person shooter, these video games can be more than just a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
By Patricia Sarkar5 years ago in Gamers
Most Popular Collectible Card Games
Introduced to the world in the year of 1993, collectible card games (or trading card games) created a stepping stone for the gaming world and have continued to do so throughout history. From fantasy, to horror, science fiction and even sports, card game lovers have had access to a variety of different collectible card games that allow them to interact with others in a strategic fashion.
By Patricia Sarkar5 years ago in Gamers
- Top Story - November 2018
- Top Story - November 2018
The Worst Gaming Consoles Ever MadeTop Story - November 2018
Gaming elicits passion in so many people. Everyone has their opinion about the best systems, but even more have their opinions about the worst gaming consoles in existence. Video games have become such a huge part of our pop culture today. Pac Man and Donkey Kong solidified themselves as part of society, and video game culture has never looked back.
By Patricia Sarkar5 years ago in Gamers
Health Issues Associated With Smoking And How To Prevent Them
Cigarette smoking accounts for more than 480,000 deaths annually in the United States. This is almost one in every five deaths. No wonder that smokers are interested in ways to reduce the health risks of this harmful habit. Unfortunately, most of them either don’t work or increase the chances of physical consequences.
By Patricia Sarkar5 years ago in Longevity
- Top Story - November 2018
Golden Tickets for Alumni Turns a Night Out at an Event Into an Opportunity to Give BackTop Story - November 2018
Going to college is something that changes you, and anyone who has been there can attest to it. It’s a place where you transformed from a shy high schooler to a fully-fledged adult. It’s a place where memories and friendships are made in ways that never would happen “in the real world,” and a place that’s often considered to be the final stepping stone to adulthood.
By Patricia Sarkar5 years ago in Education
