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Halloween is traditionally a time to dress up as your favourite ghoul, demon, vampire or scary movie character.

But in recent years in has become a time for closeted racists to show their true colors… and get away with it?

Here are the top 5 racist Halloween costumes  you shouldn’t be wearing:

a note to all aspiring novelists…

This man reported his racist police chief who should NOT be in that position of power, because it opens doors to racial abuse. Instead of having a weight lifted off his shoulder… He is fearing for his life.

Fidgeting has been part of human behavior for thousands of years. But what exactly is the meaning of fidgeting? Why do we do it? What are the psychological reasons for it? Does it serve any purpose? Is it bad for you? Or could it even be good for you? All of these questions and much more are answered in this article. And if you’re a “fidgeter,” or someone you know fidgets a lot (and it drives you crazy), you’ll definitely find this interesting.

1. It’s Good For You

Yep, you heard right. It turns out that fidgeting could actually have some pretty amazing health benefits. This totally dispels the notion that there’s something “wrong” with people who can’t sit still. Researchers from the Universities of Missouri and Texas Arlington have stumbled upon something incredible – a cure for the so-called “sitting disease.” That’s right, fidgeting can actually improve the health of your heart, something that is reduced by sitting for long periods of time. They say that too much sitting can shave years off your life – but apparently not if you’re sitting. Past research has shown that “fidgeters” can burn hundreds more calories than those of us that sit still!

2. Stress

me: [blushing profusely] holy.. om gh …. thank you so much ethereal angel

male adult: *compliments me*