A tropical beach is seen. Sea turtles graze and swim in the ocean. Various fish are seen swimming through the reef. a manta ray

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- swims in the ocean over a reef.
- approaches the dock, giving hand signals.
- watches and guides people.
- is seen walking through the water.

swims in the ocean over a reef.

How to stop people from mocking
Confront those who are mocking you.
Although it might be intimidating to talk to the people who are mocking you, addressing them and their ridicule head on might help the situation. Ask personal questions and try to understand why they are mocking you.

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- Don't take their insults personally. In addition to social stigma and negativity, bullying is unhealthy and can impact your health.
- Talk to people in the range of age groups. If you are a teenager, ask friends to put you in contact with a trusted adult.
- This will help you take control of the situation and resolve it on your terms. Remember that the bully's mocking you is a reflection of the bully, not of your worth as a person.
- What they are doing is most likely targeting you in a good way. For example, maybe the teasing is based on a desire to understand your body and what you show off.

This will help you take control of the situation and resolve it on your terms. Remember that the bully's mocking you is a reflection of the bully, not of your worth as a person.

How to make pupusas
Make the pupusa dough.
Mix the masa harina, salt, and flour in a bowl. Stir it together till it forms a paste-like dough.

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- Squeeze the dough until it forms a ball. Roll the dough out on a large, floured plate.
- Spread the pupusa mixture across the baking sheet. Let it cool for at least 24 hours so the dough will stay soft.
- It should be smooth, not lumpy. If it's still too lumpy after stirring, add one teaspoon of water at a time and stir out the lumps till it's smooth.
- You can find lumps on the bottom of the bowl that can help keep the pupusa dough moist while it cooks. Since pupusas aren't very runny, it's best to use a funnel to pour in enough milk to cover the dough and reduce the cooking time.

It should be smooth, not lumpy. If it's still too lumpy after stirring, add one teaspoon of water at a time and stir out the lumps till it's smooth.

A bald man stand behind a bar and talks and gestures. The man touches and displays an alcohol bottle. The man takes out a tall glass cup. the man

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- then pours alcoholic liquorade in the cup.
- grabs the drink from the counter and hands it to the bartender rittenhouse.
- demonstrates how to make shots after shots.
- pours the alcohol into a small silver measurer and then into a the tall glass.
pours the alcohol into a small silver measurer and then into a the tall glass.