society

As I was grabbing my lunch from the office refrigerator, a coworker was sitting in the kitchen by herself watching an all-news channel on TV, and she said something that I think is brilliant - she said that we need "a kindness revolution".

There are two stories to these photos that I find to be fascinating. First, is the obvious - a person parked in a Walmart parking lot between spots so nobody could park next to them. And somebody got revenge without even touching the vehicle. Take a look:

As I was walking in to a local convenience store just a few minutes ago, a man was walking in only a few steps in front of me. Rather than looking over his shoulder to see if anyone was behind him, he let the door close right in my face.

Fair warning - I'm going to vent about a topic that not everybody is going to agree with. I would have to guess that at least once a day I see someone throw a cigarette butt on the ground or out of their car window. Sorry if you disagree, but it's litter, plain and simple.

Is it just me, or does it seem like weird things have been happening the last few weeks?

This video is clearly meant as comedy, but I think when we take a good look at it, it's more of a social statement. Do you feel like this sometimes when everyone has their smartphones out? Watch below:

Every area has their regional slang terms that either don't make sense, drive you crazy, or both. New Jersey is no exception.

If there's one thing I've learned from writing daily articles here at WOBM.com, it's that I feel like I go on rants a lot. This morning I was inspired to go on yet another, thanks to an inconsiderate neighbor and his or her dog.

This is a test, this is only a test. Actually, it's a social experiment. This morning, I came into the office and my boss and a co-worker were having a chat about Twitter.

"Passed away", "no longer with us", "deceased" - they're all different ways that we use to say that someone has died. They're euphemisms that we use to soften the term a bit. But is this a good thing or a bad thing?