“I like to step over the line, but only in short bursts.”™
There was a fun marketing event in Santa Monica, CA last week that I was almost tempted to take part in. I would have been there with bells on if I had woken up that day and thought to myself… Yes, I will park my car and walk down the street in my underwear in [...]
College students sitting at their computers downloading music, watching free videos, sharing photos, and writing a paper at the same can easily fall into the trap of grabbing information from Wikipedia and dropping it into their essay or research report without thinking twice. In a cut-paste world, really, what’s the problem?
It’s not legal to discriminate, but in the Barely Legal Wave, people do cross over the line and get away with it. Recently on the social network site BeautifulPeople.com, members who had packed on a few extra pounds over the holiday had to face this ugly truth—they weren’t beautiful enough to stay on the site.
Imagine being a bulimic, just for a minute. You’re getting ready to purge. You lift the toilet lid in the bathroom of a college bar and see a bright pink sticker that says “Bulimia Is Curable.” Does it stop you?
We all step over the line now and then, but when you’re someone’s mom where do you go with those Barely Legal things you do? Now there’s a safe place to confess. It’s called True Mom Confessions and as it is said on the site, it’s “a place where women can confess their fears, frailties, and fantasies without risk of judgment or consequences.”
In baseball, football, basketball, even dodge ball, hitting somebody in the face is against the rules. But in Faceball, it’s the point of the game. Two people stand 10 feet apart and throw a beach ball at their opponent’s face.