This woman shared a pretty good hack if you forget somebody’s name. You have to get a third person involved, though. You simply say, “Have you two met?” and they’ll do their own introductions.
@eliselamsdale Can you tell I’ve forgotten everyone’s names over the course of the pandemic #O2HereComesBrighter #HAIRFOODHYPE #lifehack
♬ original sound – Elise Lamsdale
We’ve all left the room to pass gas in private, for obvious reasons. But this poor guy farted so loud his neighbors across the street heard him let one rip on the front porch. They sent a text telling his wife to check their doorbell cam, and there it was.
Here’s a Way Back Wednesday from 1984 of a BBC reporter and his massive modem going to great lengths just to check his email. It had to connect to a phone line, which didn’t work on a train, but did work on a hotel’s old school dial phone.
How to check your email in 1984: pic.twitter.com/P2tzx8TB47
— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) May 16, 2021
This pregnant woman totally freaked out because she THOUGHT a bug was stuck to her back. Her friend tries to tell her it’s a “sucker stick” but she’s too busy running in circles to hear.
Something tells me alcohol led to this dilemma. It’s a woman whose nose ring got caught on a chicken coop fence. Her friend is filming it WHILE trying to get her free. She’s not having much luck.
An accordion player and his rock band covering Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy”.
There’s a huge difference between a random UFO video . . . and this. It was filmed by a U.S. Navy ship near San Diego in 2019, and recently confirmed by the Pentagon. It’s a spherical object flying, hovering, and then dropping into the ocean.
A meteorologist in Minneapolis-St. Paul named Jennifer McDermed was doing the weather when a technical glitch caused images of her to start multiplying on the screen. So she goofed around and laughed about it.
Have you ever wanted to hear Mozart played on a banjo? Well, here you go. An Italian musician performs “Serenade In G Major“ using a six-string banjo, and a guitar bow.
Now THIS is a good hack. A guy helped a friend build a fence, but wanted to hang around a while longer and do nothing. So he held onto a piece of scrap wood and a drill, and when his wife called he’d drill into the wood, so she’d hear him “working.”
