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How Beer Works

Despite beer’s bad reputation, it actually has a number of natural antioxidants and vitamins that can help prevent heart disease and even rebuild muscle. It also has one of the highest energy contents of any food or drink. Of course, this means you need to set limits – one beer gets you going, four makes you fat.

If you’re worried about dehydration, keep in mind that beer is 93 percent water. Also, according to a Spanish study, beer may actually provide better hydration than H2O alone when you’re sweating it out under the sun.

A good choice is microbrews, which are healthier than mass-produced cans, because they have more hops. Hops contain polyphenols, which help lower cholesterol, fight cancer and kill viruses.

All of this health stuff is great, but there are other great benefits

How Beer Works

How Beer Works

Benefits?
I’m sure you can think of many more!

Nightmare Scary Clown In The Box


Nightmare Scary Clown In The Box

gags.justforlaughs.com | Subscribe! http A wanted clown suddenly pops out of the box people are holding for the boy, and it scares the bejeebus out of them! Some really funny reactions in this one! A presentation of JustForLaughsTV, the official Just For Laughs Gags YouTube channel. Home of the funniest, greatest, most amazing, most hilarious, win filled, comedy galore, hidden camera pranks in the world! Visit our other channels: JUST KIDDING PRANKS: www.youtube.com Hidden Camera Classics: www.youtube.com Social Animal? Here are a few interesting links: Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com Puppies: www.youtube.com
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Seth MacFarlane Plans Western Comedy

Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane’s theatrical directorial debut Ted was a hit, no doubt about it. (He’s even hosting the Oscars next year in part due to the film’s success.) So what’s next for MacFarlane on the big screen? How about a trip to the Wild West?
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the writer-director-voice-artist-etc. and his Ted co-writers Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild have written a script called A Million Ways to Die in the West.

The plan is for MacFarlane to star in and direct the Western comedy for a Summer, 2013, release, with the plot being described as “a Blazing Saddles-style movie — meaning a Western with contemporary humor, with one undercurrent being just how dangerous and painful life really was in the late 1800s.” So… Deadwood, but funny? (Actually, Deadwood was pretty funny at times.)
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Source: IGN Movies  

The Clone Wars: "Secret Weapons" Reviews

Note: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
Apologies for this review going up late, as I was on a work trip to Vancouver when this episode of The Clone Wars aired.
The bright blue version of The Clone Wars logo at the start of this episode was fun – a nod to R2-D2, just as they’ve used a red version for the Darth Maul-centric episode. Unfortunately, what followed that logo was… less than fun.
This episode just didn’t work. It’s not that The Clone Wars can’t do a light-hearted, humorous storyline, but this one fall flat.
Colonel Meebur Gascon wasn’t funny. And WAC-47 really wasn’t funny. Just a week before, The Clone Wars went for a classic bit of cartoon slapstick (Byph running in place as he was held back) and I loved it – but when WAC walked into a wall, while boasting about his abilities, it felt obvious and tired. They say comedy is timing and the timing was off in this one.
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Source: IGN Movie Reviews