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Kathryn, a kindergarten teacher, makes popsicles with her classes using paper cups and popsicle sticks. She uses grape juice, cherry juice, lemonade, and orange juice -- anything with color.

I admit that there's something alluring about those old-fashioned, tongue-staining, splittable-if-you-must popsicles, the kind sold from ice cream trucks and convenience-store freezers.

The Popsicle stick version didn’t sound so great, so [Mash] upgraded to tongue depressors and moved the black keys up to their own layer.

I mean, at this point POPSICLE® is such a ubiquitous word that it rolls off the tongue more easily than "ice pop." It's like Kleenex®, or Xerox®—pervasive to the point of generic.

A blue tongue could mean you're lacking oxygen or that you just ate a popsicle. Tongue prints are as unique as fingerprints. Maybe they should be using these at the DMV.

As anyone who has seen ‘A Christmas Story’ knows, licking a cold metal object can be dangerous. Here’s why you should never stick your tongue to a metal pole in winter.