Q: Use your fingers to gently bend the two middle tines or "teeth" of a white plastic fork forward until they snap at the base. If the tines do not break off at the base, use a clean pair of sharp scissors or a clean utility knife to shave off any remaining plastic. Instead of snapping the tines off by hand, you could also remove them by directly cutting off the entire tine with a pair of scissors or utility knife. Use scissors or a clean utility knife to cut away the handle of the fork in a straight horizontal line. You will actually end up cutting away more than just the handle. Trim the fork roughly halfway in between the handle and the base of the tines, right at the spot where the fork begins to curve. The remaining piece should be fairly boxy rather than being rounded. Make sure that the scissors or utility knife you use is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized before using it since the plastic will need to go in your mouth after coming into contact with your cutting tool. Stick a small dot of braces wax or denture wax to the horizontal bridge of the remaining piece. You can buy dental wax from some drug stores, or from dentist supply stores online. Apply the wax to the portion that curves "in." This part was originally the front of the fork. Stick the makeshift fangs onto your front teeth with the wax pointed in. Press gently to secure the wax and the plastic teeth. Make sure that the fangs are centered at the front of your mouth. You should be able to see an even amount of your two front teeth in between the fangs when done.
A: Break off the two middle tines of the fork. Cut off the handle. Stick dental wax along the bridge of the fangs. Attach the fangs to your upper front teeth.

Article: Go to a butcher's shop or a grocery store and buy a whole ribeye. Although you'll need to cut the ribeye into steaks yourself, it's much more affordable to purchase it this way. While pre-sliced ribeye steaks are often about $10-11 per pound, entire ribeyes cost $8 or less per pound. Turn the whole ribeye onto it's front so that the fat-covered back is exposed. Use a sharp butcher's knife to slice across the surface of the fat and pull it off with your other hand. Lay the ribeye on its back so that you can see the ends of the rib bones that are inside of the meat. Position your knife directly between the 1st and 2nd set of rib bones and slice all the way through the meat. This will give you a large, bone-in cowboy style ribeye steak. Continue cutting between the bones in order to get more bone-in ribeye steaks. Once you've cut your ribeye into individual steaks, chop off the fatty end of the tail. This is especially important if you're grilling them, as the fat can catch on fire.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Purchase a whole ribeye from the market. Cut off the big pieces of fat on the back of the ribeye. Turn the ribeye over and slice between the bones. Trim off any fat that from the tail.

Problem: Article: Talk to someone you know is going to take a photo and get their cooperation in your plan to photobomb the image subjects. See if the photographer can help give you subtle cues or distract the subjects long enough for you to get in place for your photobomb. This is easiest if you are already friends with the photographer. If you can't make friends with the photographer, have another friend assist you with the timing or plan for your photobomb. Ask your friend to position themselves behind the camera-person so they can see the image on the camera. Then your friend can cue you to jump into the frame and make a face at just the right time. A friend can also get in on the photobomb with you for a coordinated surprise. Try a more elaborate photobomb that involves you wearing a costume or using props to add to the total prank value of the photo. Hold up a sign, throw confetti, or even use a noisemaker of some sort to surprise the photo subjects at the last moment and hopefully catch their shocked faces in the photo. Try dressing in a silly animal outfit, clown costume, or other unusual getup that the people involved in the photo will never expect and hopefully find funny later. Try a photobomb for which you get a whole group of people in on the plan to get into the photo all at once. It will be more difficult to be stealthy for a group photobomb, so it's even more important that you wait till the last possible moment to jump into the frame. Make sure everyone in the group is in on the same plan of what to do and when to do it. This method can even be a pleasant surprise for the photo subjects. Have everyone in a wedding party sneak up behind the bride and groom for a silly wedding photo, for example.
Summary: Talk to the photographer. Have an accomplice. Consider bringing costumes or props. Organize a mass photobomb.

Q: Nothing beats a spontaneous weekend road trip after a long, hard week. Plan something simple and fun, like a trip to the beach or to a wooded area a few hours south. Or maybe there's a restaurant you've both been meaning to try, though it's four hours north. Just pack up your car, make a plan, and go for it. Or don't make a plan -- just get in the car and go wherever the wind takes you. You'll see that your man really appreciates the effort you've made and will breathe some more life and fun into your relationship. Plan something totally new for the two of you to do together, whether you're taking a sushi making class, learning Japanese together, or doing partner yoga for the first time. It doesn't have to lead to any major self-discovery or achievement, and you never have to do it again; just making the effort to try new things from time to time can go a long way in helping your relationship stay fresh and in continuing to keep up the romance. You shouldn't put on a ball gown if you're just sitting around the house all day, but if you're going on a date or just hanging out outside the home, make an effort to look nice and maintain your appearance so that your man sees that you've made an effort. You should both dress up to keep the romance alive and to maintain the passion and attraction of your relationship. And if you're not going anywhere fancy, to try to still maintain your appearance to show that you do care and so you both don't get complacent. Yeah, so most guys don't love the idea of taking ballroom dancing lessons with their ladies, but if you're out at a bar or a club and the music is pumping, drag him onto the dance floor for a song or two. Just moving your bodies together and enjoying the beats you hear will help you let loose and have a great time together. This will definitely kick up the passion and romance factor. To keep things interesting and to make sure your man always feels romanced, you should surprise him from time to time. A little unpredictability never hurt anyone, and if you plan a surprise picnic, surprise trip, or just a surprise activity you would never dream of doing before, your man will feel like he has been truly swept off his feet. Make an effort to do something spontaneous, completely unexpected, and incredibly exciting at least every few weeks just to keep stoking the embers of your romance.
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Go on a road trip. Do something completely different. Get dressed up. Convince him to dance. Surprise him.