Since you're not supposed to put the Christmas tree in a tanning bed, bring the next best (worse?) thing to your tree... Jersey Shore ornaments!
No, I'm not joking!
Shakespeare once wrote, “All that glitters is not gold,” and when it comes to young job seekers, he was spot-on.
Cisco’s recent survey of 2,800 college students and recently employed graduates found that while a competitive salary is important, many respondents said a company’s social media policy matters even more. In fact, 56 percent overall said they wouldn’t work for a company that bans social
Disturbing, but true: The bed that Michael Jackson died in is up for sale. TMZ says the queen-size bed is one of several items from Jackson’s home that will be available in a December auction.
Besides Christmas, it's one of my favorite times of year.
I'm talking about Girl Scout cookie time!
It's like a scavenger hunt... Trying to find out where the Tagalongs are!
I swear, people will use their cell phones anywhere these days! Talking, updating Facebook, and texting are getting out of hand.
In the theatre, in line at the credit union, in church, and at their own wedding!
New York’s largest foreclosure law firm, Steven J. Baum, whose clients include Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo, is under fire after photos from the company’s 2010 Halloween party were released to the New York Times by a former employee.
When looking for things online, most of us probably use Google, Yahoo, or even Bing.
But 90's rapper MC Hammer says you can't Google this.
Or at least he hopes you won't!
I understand that people collect unusual things... But I'm not sure if this is creepy or cool.
Back in the 60's, John Lennon had a molar removed and then gave it to Dorothy "Dot" Jarlett, his housekeeper (How did that conversation go? Here, have a tooth???).
I think it was 1986 or so when I got my first CD player. What? Music without scratches or hiss? That's crazy!
Despite attempts to kill the vinyl record, the last two years vinyl was the fastest growing format. Even Best Buy now sells vinyl.
Now, the Wall Street Journal says the same thing may be happening to the cassette tape.