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25 Things That Have Always Been Cool And Probably Always Will Be
Featured Image: William Cho via Flickr Socks with sandals isn’t the only fashion statement on this list. Keep reading to see if any of your fashion statements made the list. If you’re enjoying this list, take a look at 25 Controversial Things That Society Subconsciously Embraces Or Considers Cool. Photos: 21. Fir002 via en.wikimedia, 20. fir002 via commons.wikimedia, 18. sekmous via commons.wikimedia, 14. Derzsi Elekes Andor via commons.wikimedia, 13. euphro via Flickr, 11.
25 Things That Your Parents Were Actually Right About
Now, just to be clear, we are not talking about all parents. There are certainly parents out there that abused their kids, did drugs, didn’t provide, etc. If that was your parents, we are terribly sorry; please take this list as being in honor of the good parents out there. Having said that, most parents have at least some wisdom about the world. There are things they’ve been through which have given them a perspective on life that is hard to gather when you are only a teenager.
25 Top Superhero Weapons
Need Proof? How about when she remembered the thing about the Devil’s Snare; figured out Snape’s potion riddle; was petrified by the Basilisk and still gave the boys vital information; helped Harry learn a summoning charm so a dragon didn’t kill him; took care of the Umbridge problem…or how about when she protected them with charms while they were on the never-ending Horcrux camping trip? It’s quite obvious she’s a superhero.
25 Walkie Talkies Inspired Object Renames
To give you some history, walkie-talkies were invented right around the time of World War II. In fact, there was a similar radio transmitter/receiver that was called the handie-talkie. They were both developed by Motorola and used extensively during the war. The handie-talkie was actually the handheld version while the walkie-talkie was carried as a backpack. Hence, you can see why it was called a walkie-talkie. For the purposes of our list today, we are going to assume that whoever first started calling Motorola’s radio a “walkie-talkie” got free reign in naming all the other items that we use on a daily basis.