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How to Join Bare Buns Family Nudist Club

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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The Bare Buns Family Nudist Club services the Washington, D.C. area, as well as the Annapolis Valley, Baltimore, Richmond and the rest of Maryland and Virginia. To join the fun, you'll need to purchase a paid subscription to the club's electronic ... more »

How to Perform a Maori Welcome Ceremony

By Jonathan F.

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A pōwhiri is a traditional Māori tradition in which the hosts welcome visitors. Pōwhiri is not only incredibly touching: it is also elaborate. The ceremony is conducted in Maori - the beauty and grace of the native language underlie the whole event... more »

How to Play Buzkashi

By Jonathan F.

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Buzkashi is the national game of Afghanistan that dates back to the days of Ghengis Khan. Played on horseback, a single game can last for days, and stretch for countless miles over the rocky steppes. In the days of old, a game of buzkashi could ... more »

How to Relate to All Cultures Without Stereotyping

By Colette French

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In today's society, there are so many different cultures and beliefs and sometimes people have a hard time adapting to other cultures without being a legalist, judgmental or stereotyping a group without really getting to know them. There are ... more »

How to Speak Bostonian

By George Sommers

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"Pahk the cah in Hahvahd Yahd." That hoary old chestnut alone won't get you far when attempting to speak the native lingo of Massachusetts.... For one thing, anyone south of Peeb'dee or east of Wusstah will tell you, "It's wicked ... more »

How to Spot a Furry

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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A furry can be very difficult to spot in a crowd. Furries are normal members of society such as lawyers, doctors and other well respected members of the community. You can usually spot a furry once you get to know more about the furry community. ... more »

How to Ace Questions on Social and Moral Issues During a Beauty Pageant

By newslawreport

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In a beauty pageant there are no, right or wrong answers. While it is true that there are two sides to any social and moral issues, you can effectively express your views without offending either sector... more »

How to Attend and Enjoy Dragon Con

By Jane Smith

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Attention all geeks, freaks, otaku, fanboys, fangirls and filkers! Spend Labor Day weekend combing through four hotels with thirty thousand of your fellow enthusiasts at Dragon Con Atlanta. What is Dragon Con, you ask? Four days of costumes, ... more »

How to Avoid "Good Ol' Boys"

By Larry Fike, M.Phil.

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If you've been around the block and have either lived in, do live in, or visited the southern part of the United States, you'll know what I'm talking about. These critters also migrated up through California to the Northwest, then settled in ... more »

How to Be a Good Gay

By easyrider

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There are so many gay people out there enforcing stereotypes and making a bad name for the rest of them. Here's how to be a good gay... more »

How to Be a Straight Ally to the GLBT Community

By Nancy Larson Larson

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Maybe you have a gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender friend; or perhaps a gay son or a lesbian aunt. Or it could be you just want to battle discrimination against all people. No matter what their motivation, straight allies are crucial to the ... more »

How to Be Anonymous

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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To be anonymous is the opposite of being famous, and believe it or not, there are those who don't seek fame. In fact, some people who have found fame are anxious to lose it. Just as there are people who are born with beauty or charisma that makes ... more »

How to be Brave

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Bravery often occurs at moments when you have no time to analyze the danger or the situation that requires the act. By knowing how to be brave you can ensure that when those moments occur you rise to the occasion rather than being a coward. Here ... more »

How to Become a Cowboy

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Cowboys cut a hardworking, heroic figure as they moved through the frontier in the 1800s. The frontier has disappeared, but today's cowboys and cowgirls still work hard raising cattle and crops, and riding the rodeo circuit. It's easy to ... more »

How to Change and Improve Your Luck

By Left-hander

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Some believe that good things happen only to the "privileged few", but they're wrong. You CAN change and make your own luck for the better (My mother is one of the luckiest people I've ever met. Even in adverse situations, she has ... more »

How to Distinguish Between Cajun and Creole Customs

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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The intriguing history of Louisiana's denizens often leads to a discussion of the distinctions between Cajun and Creole customs. Though there is often a great deal of heated debate surrounding the similarities and dissimilarities of these two ... more »

How to Get a Full Body Tattoo

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Getting a full body tattoo takes a level of commitment few people are willing to give. Also called a body suit, many people refer to individuals with this much body art as "freaks." Getting your own body suit is mostly a matter of lots of time ... more »

How to Identify Male Privilege

By Nancy Larson Larson

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It’s so ubiquitous, it’s almost invisible--like the air we breathe. Privilege exists for men as well as whites, heterosexuals, middle-to-upper class members and other majority groups. In the area of gender, women have made huge gains in recent ... more »

How to Join a Nudist Club

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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To the naked eye, nudist clubs have always operated under the radar. However, thanks to the Internet, it's easy to access a wealth of information on the concept behind nudist clubs, where they can be found and how to join one. If joining a nudist ... more »

How to LIVE AN OLD-FASHIONED LIFE

By DandelionMom

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I have always had a yearning to live a simple life, one from centuries past where women did all the baking, cooking, sewing, tending, and men built the homes, shelters, tended the animals, worked the ground. I love the ideals of a homesteading ... more »

How to Own a Piece of History

By Becca

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Learn the basics about how to buy an authentic artifact including where to go for your purchase... more »

How to Save Money for Everyone - Stop Using Toilet Paper (No Kidding)

By DreamLiving

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Does it seem like you just bought toilet paper and it's all gone in a week? Do you give your children lessons on how to fold the toilet paper and use it again to get more use out of toilet paper purchases? Don't be a slave to wiping your butt ... more »

How to Spot a Bear

By DalC

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'Bear' is a gay slang term used to categorize a particular type of homosexual male based on his appearance, and by extension, his identity within the community. Here's how to identify one... more »

How to Take a Pirate Name Test

By WriterGig

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Learn your true pirate name with a quick and easy pirate name test. The pirate name tests vary, from the simplest (enter your name and click ok) to the more intricate (you'll answer personality questions and more). All the pirate name tests are ... more »

How to Understand the Difference Between Transgender, Cross Dresser and Drag Queen

By Nancy Larson Larson

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People who don clothes of the opposite gender are all alike, right? Wrong. Each of these terms: transgender, cross dresser and drag queen has its own meaning and nuances... more »

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