“I want to pick the good parts.”™
There’s a spectacle being planned for this year’s Indianapolis 500. Hot Wheels will attempt to break the world record for longest jump by a four-wheel vehicle. The epic undertaking involves a 90-foot ramp mounted on a 10-story-tall bedroom door. The driver, whose real identity is being kept secret, will have to hit at least 90 [...]
Uber-Snarky hipster publication Vice, never ceases to crack me up with their “Do’s and Don’ts”. However, I really had to pause on this recent example and think about the DVR Lifestyle™ wave. I know for a fact, that I am never going to dress my age. I’m a woman in her 30’s that dresses like [...]
My friend was gushing about these stylin’ shoes on Facebook the other day and it got me thinking. I’ve known him a long time and he’s always loved ADIDAS since he was a kid, but rather than out growing them – their brand has grown with him. He’s a professional now; and a long way [...]
Even though heaps of mature age people are as net savvy as any young wippersnapper, there are still many who haven’t been caught up in the net – so to speak. I happened upon this funny and helpful site today. It struck me that there are many people out there that don’t have tech savvy, [...]
So some folks created 40 proof chocolate milk. My first question, of course, is why hasn’t anyone thought of this before? I mean….40 proof chocolate milk of course means 40 proof breakfast cereal. Don’t act like you weren’t thinking it!
Lots of us like to hit the metaphorical fast forward or rewind button. The Human Truth™ of DVR Lifestyle™ is about “Picking the good parts”.
Have we hit a point in culture where we’re willing to do anything to prove age has no boundaries?
The GR8 TaT2 Maker by Spin Master Toys promises an “easy-to-use tattoo maker kit…[that] creates realistic, washable designs with dramatic effects.”
Ok, so I originally spotted this “toy” on a hilarious website called People of Walmart.
In technology, more than other life categories, we tend to see individuals pigeonholed according to age. The assumption that the youngest of our peers are the most tech-savvy is a popular view that is not necessarily supported by fact. An article in the New York Times gives us some surprising statistics concerning the exponential growth [...]
Remember when you were young and wanted to grow up so fast? I definitely remember wanting to push the fast forward button when I was a kid. I guess the “Universal Joke” is that when we get there, we just wanna hit that rewind button sometimes.