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Bad news for the Lindsays, Courtneys and Heathers of the world. |
As we know, baby name trends are constantly changing. One generation’s Barbara is another generation’s Bethany. But it doesn’t make it any less odd when you suddenly realize that your very own name has suddenly made it into the “old and unhip” pile. And for many of us 80s babies…that time is now. |
In a now-viral TikTok post, baby name consultant Colleen Slagen went through the top 100 girl names from 1986 to find which ones “did not age well” and were no longer ranked top 1,000 today. Such a descent from popularity would mark them as what she calls “timestamp names.” |
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She began by laughing hysterically. |
A husband invited some new coworkers over for dinner and instead of properly introducing his wife, he made a sexist joke that she felt was belittling. The wife, who goes by the name Sadie on Reddit, shared the story on the AITA forum to ask if she responded correctly. |
Spoiler alert: Yes, she did. |
“My husband invited his new coworkers over for dinner. When they arrived, he introduced me by gesturing at me and saying, ‘This is Mrs. Smith (he didn’t even say my name)…the housewife!'” Sadie revealed. |
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What’s the best gift to receive for Mother’s Day?
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Flowers |
Time with the family |
A homemade gift from your kids |
Free time to myself |
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Mr. Kitters’ point of view is highly entertaining. |
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a cat? To watch the world from less than a foot off the ground, seeing and hearing things humans completely miss, staring out the window for hours while contemplating one of your nine lives? |
Well, thanks to one person, we need wonder no more—at least about what-they’re-seeing part. |
The TikTok channel Mr. Kitters the Cat (@mr.kitters.the.cat) gives us a cat’s-eye view of the world with a camera attached to Mr. Kitters’ collar. And the result is an utterly delightful POV experience that takes us through the daily adventuring of the frisky feline as he wanders the yard. |
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Their responses exploded in a viral sensation of useful wisdom. |
Being over 30 doesn’t usually qualify someone as an ‘elder,’ but those who fall into the “elder Millennial” generational bracket or above had plenty of wisdom to share in a Reddit thread that recently exploded onto the front page. |
A post by Redditor ThickEmployee8948 asked what the tricenarian crowd regretted doing or not doing when they were younger, and the community was quick to answer. |
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