Childhood Memories
Adult Activities
Vacation
TV Events
Gimme that Tech
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Created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, this classic animated franchise centers on the comedic, slapstick rivalry between a house cat and a mouse.

Tom & Jerry

100

It's the two-word term for that magical late-afternoon window when bars discount their drinks and appetizers to help you unwind after work.

Happy Hour

100

 This digital platform allows travelers to skip traditional hotels entirely and rent out private apartments, villas, or unique local homes directly from the property owners.

AirBnB or Vrbo

100

Viewers were left completely speechless during the 2022 Oscars broadcast when this Best Actor winner walked onto the live stage and slapped presenter Chris Rock.

Will Smith

100

This is the three-letter acronym for the tiny color dots that make up the images on your TV, phone, and computer screens. 

Pixel

200

This classic, sneaky childhood pastime involves ringing a neighbor's doorbell or knocking on their front door and sprinting away before anyone answers

Ding-Dong Ditch

200

To maximize your employer's matching contributions, financial advisors highly recommend routing your pre-tax income into this specific retirement account.

401(K)

200

A three letter acronym that is a legal job requirement that allows you to take time off to go on vacation

PTO (paid time off)

200

In February 2026, this international superstar headlined the historic Super Bowl LX halftime show, making headlines by performing his set almost entirely in Spanish. 

Bad Bunny

200

Long before the clean, minimalistic design we know today, Apple's very first 1976 logo depicted this legendary physicist sitting under a tree.

Sir Isaac Newton

300

This fruit snack became a lunchtime currency because it allowed kids to press a temporary, edible blue or red ink tattoo directly onto their tongues.

Fruit Roll-Ups

300

Whether it is assembling flat-pack furniture or repainting the guest room, this three-letter acronym represents the home improvement projects adults tackle themselves.

DIY (Do It Yourself)

300

This wildlife viewing vacation, heavily associated with countries like Kenya and Tanzania, involves riding in open-top vehicles to spot the "Big Five" animals.

Safari

300

On New Year's Day 2026, millions tuned in to Netflix to witness the long-awaited and highly debated series finale of this 1980s-set sci-fi phenomenon. 

Stranger Things

300

Despite the clever trick in its name, the stylized mammal wrapping around the globe on the Firefox web browser name choice is based on is actually this rare Asian animal

Red Panda

400

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Trip fare along with a permission slip

400

Often feared by homeowners, this three-letter neighborhood organization can fine you if your grass grows too tall or your garage door is the wrong color.

HOA (Homeowners Association)

400

This type of specialized insurance policy is purchased to protect your vacation budget in case a sudden medical issue or flight cancellation forces you to scrap the entire trip.

Travel Insurance

400

This 2024 Netflix live sporting experiment drew an incredible 60 million households to watch a 27-year-old YouTuber defeat a 58-year-old heavyweight boxing legend in Texas.

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson

400

When three former PayPal employees first launched this massive video-sharing platform on Valentine's Day in 2005, it was originally designed to function as an online video-dating website named Tune In, Hook Up

YouTube

500

Handed out by teachers in crisp, newsprint catalogs, this seasonal school event felt like a holiday, allowing kids to purchase lamborghini posters, pointer fingers, and the latest horror paperbacks.

Scholastic Book Fair

500

A holy grail of suburban adult weekends, this is the multi-stop, bulk-shopping expedition to wholesale warehouses like Costco or Sam's Club.

Stock-Up Run or Bulk Shopping

500

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Staycation

500

In the shocking, heavily-debated final moment of this legendary mob drama, the screen suddenly cut completely to black while Journey's "Don't Stop Believing'" played.

The Sopranos

500

Ctrl, Windows button and the S button allows you to do what on a computer

Screenshot what's on your screen using the Clip/crop tool

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