We Tried Starbucks’ ‘Secret’ Purple Drink That’s Taking Over Instagram
Earlier this month, the Starbucks “pink drink” — i.e. the Strawberry Acai Refresher made with coconut milk — pretty much took over Instagram with its beautiful, strawberry-hued colors.
But this week, the pink drink is old news, overshadowed by a new pretty beverage — the purple drink.
Some people are claiming both these drinks are from the Starbucks “secret menu,” but the idea of “secret menu” is pretty much a myth. You can customize drinks however you want, but it’s not like Starbucks baristas have an official document with a list of standardized “secret” drinks.
The “purple drink” is a passion iced tea with soy milk, vanilla syrup and blackberries. It looks pretty rad.
How did it taste? Click here to find out.
11 Stellar British Swear Words That Americans Should Borrow
If you’ve ever heard anyone cursing across the pond, then you know it’s difficult to figure out what exactly they’re saying. Thankfully, the wise Brits at YouTube channel Anglophenia — along with those from a few other sources — have introduced us to some choice British swear words that are not only useful, but delightfully silly-sounding. Brush up before your next trip, or use the words stateside for optimal entertainment.
1. Bloody
Used to intensify pretty much any idea: Stop bloody swearing!
2. Bollocks
...literally means testicles. Use when something goes wrong (Bollocks, I broke my teacup!), when someone lies to you (Bollocks, you cheat!) or when something is awesome (This crumpet is the dog’s bollocks).
3. Pissed
Drunk: I’m pissed after just two martinis.
4. Rat-Arsed
An even better way to say you’re drunk: I’m rat-arsed after four martinis.
5. Sod Off
Go away, get out: Sod off, Cornelia. I’m trying to watch ‘Game of Thrones!’
6. Muppet
Someone stupid or gullible, like an actual furry puppet creature: You’re a brainless muppet.
7 Things Men Should Know About Vaginas
Better sex and foreplay don’t magically happen overnight. That’s why we put together a list of 7 things men should know about the vagina, so they can master the fine art of good sex.
1. When you say “vagina,” you probably mean “vulva.”
Technically speaking, vagina refers to the muscular, elastic canal which leads to the cervix and uterus. This is the “hole” where the penis or fingers are (usually) inserted and through which babies pass during birth. “Vulva” is the term that describes all of the external organs that make up female genitalia. Basically, it’s everything you’re looking at when you’re down there.
2. Women can get erect, too.
When a woman is turned on, blood flows to her clitoris, the small, round nub just above where the two inner lips meet. This causes the clitoris to swell and become sensitive to the touch. Be careful, though: The head of the clitoris can become overly sensitive and may retract underneath the hood to avoid further stimulation.
3. The clitoris is a powerhouse for pleasure.
With an estimated 8,000 nerve endings, the clitoris serves one purpose and one purpose only: to make a woman feel good. In fact, it’s the only human organ that exists solely for pleasure. And there’s more to that beacon of pleasure than the little nub that peeks out. The clitoris has a body and two legs that extend within the body and run alongside the pubic bone.
This Is The Best Beach Hotel In The World, According To The Experts
If you’re lucky enough to travel down to the Caribbean, you do NOT want to skimp on a hotel that doesn’t measure up to its spectacular surroundings.
Consider the Zemi Beach House instead. It’s the new best beach hotel in the world, according to the annual Best of the Best awards from luxury hotel deals site Jetsetter.
The 69-suite resort lies on the remote island of Anguilla, which doesn’t even have direct flights from the U.S. Once travelers arrive, though, they’re rewarded with a resort spa tucked in a 300-year-old Thai house, a mud deck, immaculate suites and views of an ocean so sparkling, it almost hurts to look:
Zemi Beach House opened just a few months ago, and the island is enjoying a comeback after getting an initial boost in tourism about two decades ago, according to the New York Times.
Anguilla is known for being less touristy than other Caribbean islands due to its remoteness. To get there, you’ll probably have to fly from Puerto Rico or take a boat or plane from nearby St. Maarten or another neighboring island. As a result, its beaches will stun even the savviest travelers.
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