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How many cities can YOU name?

We’ve all looked at a map and can rattle off any number of cities for any given country.

Heck, we sometimes are pretty good at various JEOPARDY! geography categories that related to cities of the world. (Although we attribute most of that to “lucky guesses” most of the time.)

But if you were put to the test, could YOU do it?

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Games sports Websites

It’s a Sports-oriented Wordle-inspired game: IMMACULATE GRID

How well do you know your baseball (or football) rosters?

Are you good enough to track historical player movements from team to team, along with their individual accomplishments?

If so, then this game may be for you

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Games Travel Websites

Website fun: BACK OF YOUR HAND

You know when you know something so well, you “know it like the back of your hand”?

Well, now it’s time to put that theory to the test.

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Funny Gadgets Money shopping Travel

Should Men’s Underpants have Pockets?

Women have been complaining about the lack of pockets in their clothing for decades.

Meanwhile, men are getting pockets in places they never knew they needed them before! Men even have pockets INSIDE of other pockets! It’s like Inception, but with pockets!

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How To Money Science

How long could you go without washing your underpants?

The “no wash movement” is sweeping the countryside, as people are seeing no need to wash their clothes as often as they used to. Face it – if you’re not leaving the house on a daily basis, does it matter if you’re wearing the same shirt, shorts, socks more than one day in a row?

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10 Things News

Put a pin in it: Gen Z and Millennials do not understand office lingo

Just like older workers aren’t entirely sure what’s going on with the Tik Tok these days, Gen Z and Millennial workers often feel left out of their co-workers’ conversations to the point of not always fully understanding what common work-related phrases happen to be.

Here are the TOP TEN PHRASES that the younger workers are having trouble grasping:

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Gadgets Games Websites

GAME: The Array Game (or, as we like to call it, “A Bitcoin Simulator”)

If you have time to kill and enjoy playing lazy “click here occasionally” web games, Web Watch has an interesting one for you to put into your idle gaming bookmark folder.

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10 Things Music

The Most Influential Bands from Each State

Looking for a fun dinner party debate topic?

Here’s a list of the MOST INFLUENTIAL BANDS TO COME OUT OF EACH STATE IN THE COUNTRY.

It’s probably not 100% correct. But it should be close enough for some good conversations over the fire pit this summer – we had to make some pretty strong choices for some states like Michigan (oooh, that one was tough).

Did your favorite band make the list? Are you going to debate about what it means to be “influential”? We’ll go grab some popcorn…

  • Alabama: Alabama
  • Alaska: Portugal. The Man
  • Arizona: Jimmy Eat World
  • Arkansas: The Gossip
  • California: The Beach Boys
  • Colorado: Earth, Wind & Fire
  • Connecticut: The Carpenters
  • Delaware: George Thorogood and the Destroyers
  • Florida: Lynyrd Skynyrd
  • Georgia: Outkast
  • Hawaii: Ka’au Crater Boys
  • Idaho: Built to Spill
  • Illinois: Chicago
  • Indiana: The Jackson 5
  • Iowa: Slipknot
  • Kansas: Kansas
  • Kentucky: My Morning Jacket
  • Louisiana: The Neville Brothers
  • Maine: The Rustic Overtones
  • Maryland: Kix
  • Massachusetts: Aerosmith
  • Michigan: The Temptations
  • Minnesota: Prince and The Revolution
  • Mississippi: The Allman Brothers Band
  • Missouri: Chuck Berry and His Band
  • Montana: The Mission Mountain Wood Band
  • Nebraska: 311
  • Nevada: The Killers
  • New Hampshire: Aerosmith
  • New Jersey: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
  • New Mexico: The Shins
  • New York: Ramones
  • North Carolina: The Avett Brothers
  • North Dakota: The White Stripes
  • Ohio: The Black Keys
  • Oklahoma: The Flaming Lips
  • Oregon: Modest Mouse
  • Pennsylvania: The Roots
  • Rhode Island: The Low Anthem
  • South Carolina: Hootie & The Blowfish
  • South Dakota: The Spill Canvas
  • Tennessee: Elvis Presley and The Blue Moon Boys
  • Texas: ZZ Top
  • Utah: Imagine Dragons
  • Vermont: Phish
  • Virginia: Lamb of God
  • Washington: Nirvana
  • West Virginia: The Davisson Brothers Band
  • Wisconsin: Violent Femmes
  • Wyoming: Teenage Bottlerocket