By Nicole Chung

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1. Thank You, Toast.

   I never expected anything like The Toast.

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2. The Toast Looks Back: The Best of If X Were Your Y

   WHERE IT ALL BEGAN: 'If Channing Tatum were your boyfriend, he would get you the worst birthday gifts, but he would look at you with such love that you would never care. Then he would dance for you.'

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3. Toast Points for the Week of June 24th

   Just read everything; gather ye Toast while ye may.

   (One more week.)

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4. If Lea Salonga Were Your Best Friend

   If Lea Salonga were your best friend, your text messages would be laced with song lyrics, things you were too shy to tweet, and the occasional dreamcast prediction for the live-action Mulan.

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5. Toast Points for the Week of June 10th

   So I finally watched Zootopia.

   This week! It was a good week.

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6. Toast Points for the Week of June 3rd

   I GET TO SEE NICOLE TODAY

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7. Toast Points for the Week of May 27th

   There are a dang lot of toast necklaces on Etsy.

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8. Friday Open Thread!

   HAPPY FRIDAY

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9. Toast Points for the Week of May 20th

   HIGHLIGHTS

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10. If LeVar Burton and Yo-Yo Ma Were Your Dads

    If LeVar Burton and Yo-Yo Ma were your dads, you would be able to judge a book by its cover. Literally. You’d never waste your time reading books that would only disappoint you.

    If LeVar Burton and Yo-Yo Ma were your dads, no one would be permitted to 'joke' about arts and humanities majors’ dead-end jobs in your presence. No one would even want to.

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11. Toast Points for the Week of May 6th

    Today I'm giving myself the gift of Captain America: Civil War and a couple of good Twitter auto-blockers. What are you all up to this weekend?

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12. Toast Points for the Week of April 29th

    A little sea-bathing would set me up forever.

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13. Toast Points for the Week of April 22nd

    I'm moving to the beach, I'm totally gonna do it.

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14. On Money, Anxiety, and Marriage

    I still think of economic stability as something that primarily exists for other people, and I don’t know if I’ll ever grow out of it.

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15. Positions I Am Ready to Fill in Your Charming Beach Town

    Let's all just move to the beach.

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Nicole Chung Book

Nicole Chung is a native of southern California. Nicole Chung is a native of southern California. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Human Biology from the University of California San Diego. During her time at UCSD, she volunteered at a local community dental clinic which piqued her interest in dentistry. Nicole Chung, 40, failed a field sobriety test after police responded to a report of a hit-and-run crash on Garrison Place when a white van hit a fire hydrant, said Sgt.

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