As early as the 1930s, kids were attaching roller skates to two-by-fours and calling them skateboards, but oh, how times have changed.
Skateboarding from Darlene212
Does a stinky coworker have you fretting that—as Jerry Seinfeld put it—the "O" won't stay with the "B"? Time to handle this delicate dilemma.
If "sloppy" and "drunk" are often used in the same sentence to describe you, you might want to soak in some of these suggestions.
There’s nothing wrong with being a tourist in New York City. But if you want to blend in, here’s what you need to know.
It's easier than you might think to shake your moneymaker. Even if you happen to be a maniac on the floor.
General Dance from Chris_Davis
This is a collection of website to help aid you if you want to try taking on a different language.
Travel General from gigafide
Sure, a beautiful photograph takes some skill behind the lens, but it takes a little skill in front of it, too.
Today’s the big day! You’ve got that big important job interview at 8 a.m. sharp! So up and at ‘em soldier, time to seize the day!
People talk about packing for college as though it were a major life event, like getting married. It’s not. Here are some tips on how to put objects in boxes.
Remember, a lease is an agreement, not an unconditional surrender. Don’t sign on that dotted line until you’re satisfied with what you’re getting.
Created during the 1898 Spanish-American War to liberate Cuba, the Cuba Libre was originally mixed at a bar by an off-duty U.S. soldier. It has since become the liberating libation of choice for freedom-loving drinkers around the world.
Mixed Drinks from Tamara
Texas Hold 'Em became all the rage in the U.S. in the 1970s, but before that, Five Card Draw—first made popular during the Civil War—reigned supreme for more than a century.
Poker from Poker_Johnny