I have 4 kids so I know very well how hard it is to name one of them. There are all these crazy, unwritten rules. You can't use a name that someone in the family has already used
Digital technology has made a lot of things obsolete in the past 20 years, but it's about to get worse. "Time" magazine has a list of five tech products that will probably die out in the next five years.
A lot of people have exotic pets which is fine by me as long as they don't live next to me. I have a rule that if it's not a dog or a cat we can't have it as a pet.
All families might not fight over Jolly Ranchers but my family does. It seems like no matter what kind of candy you buy, even M&Ms, one kind of color always gets left behind. My silly mother refuses to eat brown M & Ms and I refuse to eat grape Jolly Ranchers because I swear they taste like grape cold medicine. So if ...
You probably didn't realize it, but we spend all day walking around HUMILIATED. According to a new survey, the average person feels embarrassed FOUR TIMES a DAY. That's 1,460 times a year. Ladbrokes found the the top 10 ways . . .
1.) Forgetting someone's name when you're introducing them.
2.) Tripping in public.
You worry about money, I worry about money. And if you believe The Notorious B.I.G. in "Mo Money, Mo Problems", then people a lot richer than us worry about money too.
Pfizer sponsored a survey from AARP that found the average age for different milestones in people's lives. Here's what they found out:
You have your FIRST KISS at age 15.
You're financially independent from your parents at 22.
I just don't think it's in the spirit of Earth Day to fight someone for not being green. And that's exactly what happened this year.
According to Muncie Star-Press on Sunday, which was Earth Day, 44-year-old Andrea Jane Ginther of Indianapolis was driving through Muncie, Indiana when she saw another woman, quote, "toss a piece of paper on the ground."
If you've never heard of the CINNAMON CHALLENGE, it's a YouTube phenomenon. And we're going to go all "local news" on you for a second and tell you . . . it's the latest trend that could hurt your children.
In the cinnamon challenge, you try to swallow a spoonful of cinnamon. That's it. But it's virtually impossible
This story is awesome!
According to Winston-Salem Journal on November 17th, 53-year-old Michael Fuller of Lexington, North Carolina went to Walmart and picked up about $476 worth of merchandise . . . including a vacuum cleaner and a microwave.