Author: Chris

It’s hard not to steal a look when you pass by a couple with a significant height difference. Moreover, sometimes we also spot some celebrity couples that differ in height. From Miley Cyrus to the infamous Kim Kardashian, here are some of the most popular pairs that possess such a difference. 

La La Anthony (5’6″)/Carmelo Anthony (6’8″)

The first couple is the famous best-selling author La La Anthony and her husband, NBA player, Carmelo Anthony. They announced their relationship in 2004 and got married six years later. 

VH1 aired their wedding as a special program dubbed La La’s Full Court Wedding. Moreover, they also started in a series with the name La La’s Full Court Life. The couple separated in 2017. 

Wladimir Klitschko (6’6″)/ Hayden Panettiere (5ft)

At five feet tall, Panettiere looked tiny when she appeared with her ex-boyfriend, Wladimir Klitschko. As he is a boxer, height played an essential role in his career. 

They met through a mutual friend’s book launch when she was 19. In 2009, they announced the relationship but split in 2011. Two years later, they reconciled and engaged in 2013. However, things didn’t last long as they separated after five years. 

Shaquille O’Neal (7’1″)/ Laticia Rolle (5’6″)

Standing at 7’1″, Shaquille O’Neal is a giant, towering over every human being. In his previous relationship with Laticia Rolle, the pair made quite a scene in public. 

The pair had been together for four years (2014-2018). Their romance was short live when they broke up and began seeing other people. Their big height difference is hard to forget. 

Kim Kardashian (5’3″)/ Kris Humphries (6’9″) 

Before tying the knot with Kanye West (or Ye), Kim has a short marriage with Kris Humphries. Their relationship was a big focus on her family reality show Keeping up with the Kardashian. 

Due to her family’s hatred for the basketball player, they married and quickly separated after 72 days. Kim is now married with four children, thought words going around mentioning another upcoming divorce.

Chris Bosh (6’11”)/ Adrienne Williams (4’11”)

Yet another NBA name appears on our list. The former Miami Heat player stands tall at 6’11”, two feet taller than his spouse Adrienne. 

Even when she wore her highest pair of heels, Bosh still looked like a giant. Their relation began when mutual friends set them up. 

Jason Momoa (6’4″)/ Lisa Bonet (5’2″) 

The Aquaman actor is famous for his massive build, so the image between him and his 5’2″ wife made an interesting picture. Momoa is 12 years younger than her.

He shared that after seeing her on The Cosby Show, he developed a crush for her. At the time, Momoa was only eight years old. The pair tied the knots in 2017. 

Will Smith (6’3″)/ Jada Pinkett Smith (5’1″)

With his height of 6’3″, Will Smith always stood out in the cast of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air show. In comparison, he’s 14 inches taller than his partner Jada Pinkett Smith. 

In a recent interview, they have shared many secrets and struggles in their relationship. You can see the episodes on the Facebook series “Red Table Talk.”

Lebron James (6’6″)/ Savannah Brinson (5’7″)

At 6’6″, Lebron James impressed everyone, not by his height but also his fantastic performance in basketball. The living legend married his high school sweetheart in 2013. 

Jessica Simpson (5’3″)/ Eric Johnson (6’3″)

Jessica Simpson got married to her husband, Eric Johnson, in 2014. Their height difference doesn’t seem to be a problem for the couple so far. 

Simpson now has three children. You can catch a look at their envy-worthy life on various social media like Instagram. 

Hafthor Julius Bjornsson (6’8″)/ Kelsey Henson (5’2″)

If you have seen Game Of Thrones, Hafthor Julius Bjornsson played the role of “The Mountain.” Hailing from Iceland, the Vikings descendent is also dubbed the world’s strongest man.

His wife, Kelsey Henson, looks tiny in comparison. Despite the height difference, they have a steady relationship. Meeting at a bar Kelsey worked at in Canada, the romance quickly blossomed. 

Mary-Kate Olsen (5’2″)/ Olivier Sarkozy (6’3″)

After retiring from the acting world, the Olsen twins put their eyes on the fashion industry. When Mary-Kate Olsen announced her relationship with Olivier Sarkozy, they made headlines everywhere. 

Aside from the height differences, they also have a significant age difference. While they did try to make the relationship work, the couple filed for divorce in 2020. Let’s move on to the next celebrity couples!

Miley Cyrus (5’5″)/ Liam Hemsworth (6’3″)

Meeting at her The Last Song set, Miley Cyrus quickly fell in love with the young Hemsworth. Their romance was a roller coaster from beginning till end. 

After many on and off, they announced their marriage in 2018. However, the pair divorced in 2020. Cyrus and Hemsworth listed differences in lifestyles as the reason for their separation. 

Prince William (6’3″)/ Kate Middleton (5’7″)

When Kate Middleton walked down the aisle, millions have tuned in to watch the historic moment. The only royal pair in our celebrity couples list first announced their romance back in 2020. 

Over the past few years, the couple and the English royal family have made headlines many times. However, a part of it was due to the ongoing problems with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. 

Channing Tatum (6ft)/ Jenna Dewan (5’2″)

One of the most famous Hollywood couples was Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan. Ever since meeting on the set of Step Up, many have watched their romance develop. 

After the movie, they quickly entered a relationship and got married three years after. However, they divorced in 2018, sharing custody of their only daughter. 

Daniel Radcliffe (5’4″) & Erin Darke (5’6″)

Different from the celebrity couples above, it was Daniel Radcliffe, who is shorter than his girlfriend. The Harry Potter star and Erin Darke have flown under the radar throughout their eight-year relationship. 

Kristen Stewart (5’5″)/ Robert Pattinson (6’1″)

The famous Twilight co-star hit it off after starting as lovers in the movie franchise. At the time, many was cheering for them due to their successful roles as lovers in the film.

Despite having many fans, they eventually broke up in 2012 after a cheating scandal. They did try to get back once, but eventually announced that they are over in 2013.

While some people share a post on social media for fun, others take it up a notch. One way or another, we could sometimes scroll past a status update with a ridiculous story. Sure, it could be an honest mistake. However, there’s a chance it could be a wicked way to get everyone’s attention. And how will you deal with these ridiculous posts? Will you shrug and let it go, or call them out like these geniuses below?!

Do It for the Gram, or Not!

When scrolling through various social media channels, it’s not hard to see a try-hard case whenever we check our newsfeed. Have you ever come across the famous phrase: “Do it for the gram?” 

While there are people who genuinely follow this motto, others are not. In this case, the woman shared a post about her hike, only for her sister to step in and claim that she was ‘just’ posing. Nice try, but not today! 

No Misinformation

While we do enjoy reading stories that others share online, spreading misinformation is a big No. This person took to social and excitedly posted a story about a disgruntled worker who damaged his boss’s expensive car. However, they didn’t expect to have someone calling their lies out so fast. Just one quick search, and the truth is out: this was just a commercial for a car insurance company. Let’s move on to the next ridiculous posts!

Inspiring or Mediocre Fiction?

The average number of social media users has reached the marks of billions over the years. Among them, there have been many good things that happen when millions of folks come together for a good deed. As long as it’s for a good cause, then nothing is harmful. 

However, someone might take advantage of this and create a story with a shocking effect just for the likes and shares. In this case, they posted about a million people who chose to abandon their cars and force the government to lower the original gas price. Prediction? Total fiction! 

This “Before and After” Post

Who doesn’t love to see a nice “before and after” type of post? From the cinematic scene of Cinderella to The Princess Diaries, we can’t get enough! Most people root for this character development arch, from an ugly duckling to a beautiful swan. 

And so does this woman. However, when she shared the “before and after,” many have pointed out that it was underwhelming. Would someone like her be called “ugly” in middle school? Not in our eyes, at least! We shouldn’t say that in the first place! 

Chris O’Dowd and His Irish Characters

With their two-way interaction, social media serves as an excellent tool for a celebrity to get closer to their fans. Moreover, they could easily oversee what their fan community is talking about; and even jump in to set the record straight if needed. 

For Chris O’Dowd, he understood the assignment correctly. When someone shared this incorrectly quoted on social media, The IT Crowd actor was quick to rectify. He stressed that no, Chris O’Dowd doesn’t only want to play Irish characters. Take that! 

Attention Seeker Much?

Many could have been fooled, but it would immediately fade out if someone called out a fake post. This user had shared the story with Reddit and attracted the attention of many users. Dozens of people have comments and were impressed by his photo. 

However, another Reddit user quickly pointed out that the woman was wearing a Fitbit, something we could not find at the time in the picture. Unless she is a time traveler, or OP is a big-time liar. What is your verdict on this photo? 

Less is More

Nowadays, misinformation tends to travel much faster than confirmed news. In this case, one guy tweeted out that they finally learned what NEWS stands for: ‘notable events, weather, and sports.’ Their post gathered thousands of retweets and likes in such a short time. 

But how many take the time to fact-check this before spreading this to others? None, perhaps. Because the Merriam-Webster dictionary jumped in and left a short but powerful answer “NO”. Again, while the response got many reactions, the damage was done.

Establishment Owner Claps Back at a Malicious Review

Whenever we want to visit a place, reading a review is a MUST. We could learn more about the establishments and services in this way. However, things took a wrong turn when people tried to leave negative reviews on some businesses. 

In this situation, an establishment owner has fought back at an unfair review at his restaurant. Not only did it make an entertaining story, but it’s also good to see an explanation on both sides. Would you perhaps do the same if you were the owner in this case? 

One Post at a Time

Sometimes, people will use a white lie to attract attention to their posts. Once someone calls them out, they just drop it and move on. However, some wrong actions could bring heavy consequences, especially in this case. Take a look at one of the most ridiculous posts that people shared!

With a simple photo and the tag “inconsiderate youths,” they create a place where others could criticize young people today. Only until somebody points out the empty chair, then the argument dies down. However, he already created enough damage. 

Don’t Add Family on Social Media

While we could befriend many on social media, family members are another case. How many times in life have we seen such a funny story where one’s family exposes their lie online? 

In this situation, the guy’s mom quickly pointed out his lies on the profile. Perhaps next time you want to rant and lie about your problem, make sure you block your mother first. 

A Serial Liar

Lying all the time must be a talent, and this girl must be on the master list. It’s hard to keep up with the series of lies he had to create, and even remembering who you told it to is also a big challenge.

The 15-year-old Redditor was looking for advice on what she could do after ditching school. However, a scroll through their account revealed that they had played the role of a 17-year-old father-to-be before. 

Can this get any more embarrassing? 

As we mentioned above, misinformation travels fast and far easier. Moreover, once you are caught, the embarrassing moment will live on forever on the internet. 

Not only that, it was a celebrity – in this case -Brie Larson who came out and squashed the lie. Imagine trying to report something untrue about the star, and she hit you with straight facts right away. Yikes! 

John Carpenter Called Out Rotten Tomatoes

When the reviewing website shared a story about John Carpenter, with the sentence “would have been 70 years old today,” many have raised eyebrows. He’s alive, so why are you talking like he’s passed away. 

Fortunately, Carpenter took it like a champ and proved that he’s the master of humor. He replied to the tweet, saying, “despite how it appears, I’m not actually dead.” Oops, intern mistake? That concluded our list of the most ridiculous posts online!

When it comes to your child, one of the first questions you’ll hear from friends and relatives is whether he or she looks like dad or mum. However, there are some children that could look like someone completely different. Looking at your infant and seeing how much they resemble a well-known celebrity or public figure must be a shock. The problem is, it’s not as odd as you might think, and it’s an amusing coincidence. To take it a step further, some parents dress their children up as the celebrities they admire. To brighten your day, we have a few newborn doppelgangers who bear an uncanny likeness to superstars.

1. Oscar-winning baby

Take this kid for example, it’s not hard to confirm that he looks like the famous actor and filmmaker Matt Damon. He has a series of hit movies and is ranked among the highest-grossing actors in the industry.

That charming smile, sparkling eyes, and attractive dimples have stolen many hearts. The features on this child’s face were the same as what we said. He may become a Martian in later life, but it is up to him to decide.

The majority of dog owners would go to great lengths to protect their four-legged pals. However, we can’t always bubble wrap them. There is always a chance that they could consume some poisonous stuff when we are not looking. This is a list that every dog owner should read and keep in mind to safeguard their pets from unseen risks. Take a look at these common household products and meals that could be toxic to dogs. In the long run, it could save a life.

50. Algae

The blue-green algae are extremely bad for your dog. Melissa shared a story when she lost three of her dogs due after playing in a nearby local pond. She later found out that they suffered from blue-green algae poisoning. Should there be any warning signs, she could have saved her beloved pets from this potential danger.

Since then, Melissa has actively advocated applying various preventative measurements for all water bodies. She hopes others will soon learn how dangerous this silent killer is. Next time you are out with your dogs, make sure to keep an eyes on them.

For centuries, the art of entertaining has been something every person needs time to master. When it comes to social gatherings, many tips, tactics, and etiquette norms have fallen out of favor since its peak in the 1950s and 1960s. From mailing invitations to dress rules to vintage dishes, here’s a look back at how hosting guests at home has changed throughout time.

1. Invitations were mailed out.

Even though telephones were widely available, it was considered impolite to offer an invitation in any way other than mailing, which also ensured that invites were issued well in advance.

2. People chose the guest list with care.

Parties were more a chance to socialize; they also served the purpose of fulfilling duties to friends and coworkers. According to The Calvert Party Encyclopedia, guest lists were painstakingly searched over to include the most intriguing visitors who would enjoy each other’s company: “… mix a group that will like each other’s company and makes for a good evening.”

3. The host welcomed the guests at the front door.

The host’s responsibility was to lead the guests through the party from beginning to end, from greeting them at the door to saying farewell.

4. Coats always go into the closet.

The host’s task was to take each guest’s coat and deposit it in a coat closet or a spare room to keep everyone’s jackets secure. No putting your coat over a chair’s arm!

5. Proper seating arrangements.

Some events were more informal, but place cards were required for formal dinner parties. It was up to the host to seat their visitors next to persons they would have something in common to chat about to throw a fantastic party.

6. Strict dress codes.

Nobody wants to be over-or under-dressed for a special occasion. Including the dress code on the invitation was pretty typical, regardless of the type of event – from informal backyard gatherings to family-friendly birthday parties.

7. Formal gatherings.

Back in the day, people dusted off their jewelry and dressed up for parties. Partygoers were dressed to the nines for everything from formal black-tie dinners to cocktail soirees.

8. People displayed their expensive china.

Again, these events weren’t only for your close friends but also for individuals you wanted to impress. When entertaining, hosts would clean their silver and bring out their beautiful china.

9. Flower arrangements is a MUST.

A flower centerpiece is a must-have for every tabletop, as any host knows. No one would entertain without a spectacular floral arrangement or a splash of greenery.

10.Hors d’oeuvres as a start.

Since the 1950s, hors d’oeuvres have been the star of any excellent party. Even if we’ve moved away from some of the popular meals of the period, appetizers like onion dip and bacon-wrapped everything are still popular today.

11. A cheese ball is needed.

From the 1950s to the late 1970s, the cheese ball was the snack to bring or serve at a party. There was no undesirable flavor combination for the dish, whether it was served salty or sweet.

12. The menus were designed and prepared ahead of time.

When throwing a party, most people would prepare the food ahead of time so that everything is ready when the visitors arrive. The hosts would be able to mingle and socialize in this manner.

13. The bar was always fully stocked.

Before throwing a party, it was courteous to make sure your liquor cabinet was up to snuff so you could make whatever drink guests desired. This was especially crucial because most people drank hard liquor before supper at the time.

14. The cocktails served were elaborate.

People drank complicated cocktails back in the day, from Tom Collins and Gimlets to Martinis and Manhattans. If you’re hosting, you’d best be prepared to cook up a storm.

15. Presentation was everything.

In the 1950s and 1960s, the appearance of the meal was almost as important as the flavor. Don’t get us started on the fruit cornucopias and seafood towers, and don’t get us started on the Jell-O.

16. Guests never helped themselves to a drink.

It would be impolite if a guest helped themselves to the bar upon arrival, as the bar was the host’s responsibility. Drinks were usually prepared in the kitchen or bar and then served to everyone.

17. But the punch bowl was fair game.

Punch bowls made things easy for the host because they allowed them to make a large batch and set cups out for visitors to assist themselves. Just be careful: the punch was usually fatal.

18. Kids did not eat with the adults.

Back in the day, children were rarely invited to dinner gatherings. Instead, their dinner would be provided before the visitors arrived, and the adults would take them to play in their rooms. They sat at the kids’ table if they were invited.

19. Kids usually make an appearance before going to bed.

Children were escorted out before bedtime to say hello to guests in a method reminiscent of The Sound of Music. If your parents kept you entertained, you might recall them doing this with you.

20. Kids had their parties.

From birthday parties to holiday get-togethers, children’s parties used to be much simpler than they are now, mainly consisting of streamers, a cake, and presents.

21. Buffets were okay for more intimate gatherings.

You cannot go wrong with a buffet for smaller groups. Everything may be spread out at once around the dining room table, from the hors d’oeuvres to the dessert.

22. Potlucks had their place, too.

Around the mid-’60s, potlucks became popular, and they grew in popularity over the next decade. They relieved a lot of the stress of hosting.

23. Themed parties were also popular.

In the 1960s, as food tastes shifted toward exotic cuisine, themed parties became increasingly popular. At the time, Luaus were particularly popular.

24. People loved costumes.

Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, partygoers dressed up in various costumes – anything to be festive, we suppose.

25. Costume lovers

Throughout the ’50s and ’60s, partygoers wore all sorts of party wear, all things festive, they took with them.

26. The fondue nights are always successful

In the early 70s, fondue became increasingly popular here. And it’s the perfect way to gather friends together for a delicious night out.

27. Seasonal Decorations

The decorations will reflect the festive seasons of the year. A complete holiday party will feature some greenery or lights, while floral prints and pastels are the concepts for spring.

28. Balloon

Balloons appeared firstly in the United States in 1907, and they became famous. Besides, it has excellent mid-century reviews.

29. A glass of beer

A pint of beer at a cocktail party is a pint of beer. The waiter only brings you a beer, not bottles or cans.

30. Every drink has its cup

Champagne will have champagne glasses. If you have white wine, white wine glasses go well with them. If you’re hosting the party, it’s a good idea to keep each drink served in the appropriate pitcher.

31. The right food for the ceremony is also essential.

Parties for the holidays are pretty numerous. Each dish serves particular uses, for example, soup versus a cup of chowder.

32. The indispensable outdoor events Jell-O

You can’t skip this gelatin dish at your summer BBQ party. It’s even better if you mix in fish, like in this Jell-O loaf.

33. Cigarette

At any party, cigarettes are indispensable. You will often find hosts displaying packs of cigarettes and inviting guests throughout the night.

34. The ashtray is always around

If you don’t want your house to become dirty, you should leave trays of ashtrays scattered around your home.

35. Music starts after dinner

Whether it’s a festival or a light-hearted gathering, music and dance are signs of the end.

36. The essential element on the dance floor is the twist

In 1963, some parties played out like a lively dance scene that swept dance floors across the country. Come on, bend and shout!

37. The conga line is also famous.

The conga line used to be very fashionable. It is a surefire way to heat the dance floor.

38. Party games have become popular.

From card games to charades, after-dinner lounge games are a popular pastime.

39. There are retail customers

No one wants to be too shabby at the party. People usually move out a few hours after dinner, just to be safe.

40. Guests will send a thank you letter

A few days after the event, the host always receives a thank you note from the guests, whether a formal dinner party or a casual backyard get-together.

The majority of people identify Europe with historic castles, yet this is incorrect. The United States, turns out, is also home to many old ruins and lavish palaces. Moreover, many of them are even opened for visitors. These are some of the most magnificent structures that you should add to your bucket list as soon as possible.

1. Belvedere Castle

One of the country’s most famous castles is located in the heart of Central Park in New York City. Calvert Vaux, the park’s co-designer, wanted the 1865 Gothic building to act as a surprising landmark for visitors to discover on their walks.

Of course, the United States is home to various gorgeous sights, and these are just a few of the must-see destinations. Even if a cross-country journey isn’t what you should be doing right now, you might want to have an online tour by browsing this list. Who knows, you can even add some to your travel bucket list for next year? Let’s start!

1. The most beautiful tree – Oneonta Canyon, Oregon

Mother Nature also works wonders and fascinates people with the most beautiful scenery. Oneonta Canyon is a combination of aquatic and woodland that will impress any visitors. According to Oregon.com, if you’re a beginner or an expert hiker, this 2.7-mile trail around the canyon is a great place to visit. Moreover, you can also drop by to see the nearby Ba Waterfall.

Over the years, people tend to pick up some habits in their daily life. Some of them prove to be useful, like regularly exercising, less drinking, or trying to eat healthier. However, you might forget that aside from our well-being, our homes are always in need of attention. While doing house chores, there could have been some habits that we develop. Do you sometimes find yourself putting off the daily cleaning, or keep throwing things around without any direction? These might be the bad habits that you unintentionally start. Now that you might spend more time at home, it’s time to get rid of them and release your house from this suffering. Here are some of the bad household habits that you should beware of!

1. Storing Things In the Oven

Once summer is over, you won’t be using the oven often. However, that doesn’t mean you should use it as storage for your kitchen appliances. Doing this will create worse problems. By pushing random things into your oven, you’re really creating a dangerous fire risk that can cause a lot of harm. It is best to use your oven for its original purpose.

Among many musicians who have left their mark on the globe, Elvis Presley has become one of a few cultural icons that people will never forget. Presley, sometimes known as the King of Rock & Roll or just the King, has paved the way for the rockabilly music genre. What is Rockabilly you ask? It was a genre that combined cheerful country music with rhythm and blues. When rock music was becoming popular, Presley has made a name for himself in the music and movie industry. Many could dub him as the leading player in the development of rock and roll.

Furthermore, Elvis Presley gained fame in various musical genres, including blues, pop country, and gospel. He’s been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Gospel Hall of Fame, the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, and the Country Hall of Fame. Elvis Presley is the best-selling music artist in the world, with over 600 million albums sold.

Elvis has looked to buy a farmhouse-style home in 1957 to avoid the crowd. Entered Graceland, a 13.5-acre mansion in Memphis, Tennessee, several miles from the city’s main urban center. After paying $102,500, he turned it into his personal house and lived until he died in 1977. Graceland was offered to the public as a museum in 1982. In 1991, it was named as a National Historic Landmark. Over 15 million people have visited historic Graceland since it initially opened in 1982. Want an inside tour? Read on to see what you could find in the home of Elvis Presley.

1. Overview

Surprisingly, Graceland is the second most visited residence in the United States, only after the White House. It receives more than 700,000 visitors every year. Elvis Presley was laid to rest in a copper-lined casket within Graceland’s entryway when he died in 1977. Over 3,500 people came from all over the world to pay their respects. A more private funeral service took place in front of Elvis’ music room’s stained glass entryway. Other members of Elvis Presley’s family had lived in the mansion until 1993.

Elvis Presley’s ex-wife, Priscilla Presley, agreed to open Graceland to the public in 1982 on behalf of their daughter Lisa Marie. As Graceland cost over $500,000 per year to maintain, and with the hefty taxes, things took a toll on Alvis’s estate. The estate made all of its investment money back within a year when they opened Graceland as a museum.

Cheating always results in sadness and damage for both sides, especially for the one that was cheated on. It takes years of healing to be able to trust and open your heart to someone fresh. From these cheating stories, we can see that the main reason was when people can’t control their emotions. In our article today, we have compiled all the cheating stories people have recently shared on Reddit. Read on!

30. Blinded, ghosted, and robbed

Let’s start with the first cheating story that was a wild ride from the beginning till the end. “We loved each other. As cliche as it sounds, we completed each other. She goes to ComiCon in NYC for work, and I helped her pack. I dropped her off at the airport. Everything was fine. No signs of anything. She should be back in 4 days, but she never came back home. Totally ghosted. I freak out that she may be dead, just to find myself blocked on everything: email, phone, social media.

Everything I know is because of the bills she left behind that were not paid. On the call history, I discovered one specific NYC area code repeatedly. She had met him a few months ago at San Diego Comic-Con and had meticulously planned to abandon me while bringing as much as she could to NYC. To furnish their new home, she maxed out her credit cards.” Crazy!

The ability to dial 911 and receive a lightning-fast response from the local firefighters and first responders is taken for granted by most people. In many cases, firefighters have to dispatch for random jobs that have nothing to do with putting out fires, on top of their usual task. Everyone has heard of firefighters rescuing a cat from a tree, or helping an elder lady from moving their car. However, there are a few strange requests that they’ve been called in for! Here at Home Addict, we’ve compiled a list of the dumbest rescue stories told by firefighters on their dispatch. Catch more below!

 36. The Drunken Mountain Rescue 

This story happened in a little college town with around 1500 pupils and 500 locals, for starters. Every year, students would often fall over the sides of the campus’s rather gentle-sloping “mountains.” While these falls were not fatal or even likely to cause significant injury, they could bring more harm if we’re careless. There has been a report about a call from one of the fraternities that someone had strayed away from the gathering and couldn’t be found. This was just before cell phones became popular.

We went into the woods in search of him and heard groaning. There’s not much of a drop, around 15 feet, but the sides are steep with no way out. As a result, we have to use the high-angle rescue truck, along with all of our ropes and the backboard. ‘Hey man, it’s me, your buddy, you know who I am, let me help you,’ I’m trying to explain. When we eventually got him on the board, he started lurching away from us, swinging his arms and sliding off. It took the entire night for half of the small, understaffed fire department to get him out. He had enough time to sober up to cooperate.

The 1970s appear to have been a more laid-back, dare we say, mellow era, doesn’t it? Disco reigned supreme, Jaws posed a threat to moviegoers, and everyone was on roller skates. Houses were one-story ranch-style or split-level, with a variety of never-before-seen design options (most of which have been never seen again). Every household interiors were certainly unique, whether they were good, horrible, or just plain gaudy. A little nostalgia never hurts, so let’s take a trip back in time to a typical 1970s apartment. Just a heads up: many of them went extinct, so this might be your first time seeing them. Read on!

1. Linoleum floors

As you might have seen in movies, kitchen and bathroom floors were almost universally tiled like patterned linoleum in the ’70s. Most homeowners love them for their durability and easy cleaning.

2. Bean bag chairs

Most households that were built in the ’70s usually have a few beanbag chairs thrown around in the basement. You will feel their comfort if you give them a try. You won’t be able to escape once you did.

3. Wood panels

We could easily spot the wood paneling around the walls today from plank or corrugated board. However, the ’70s version was usually made from anything but real trees and had apparent faux grain.

4. Crochet blankets

No type of blanket could screen out the “old lady” like the good old crochet ones. With square patterns and different clashing colors, they have become an essential item for everyone 70s households. With scratched wool, they’re better left on the back of the couch than fighting any cold.

5. Lava Lamps

The technically behind weird hypnotic lava lamp was quite popular in the 60s. They did continue riding the hype, until near the end of the 1970s.

6. Fluffy rugs

Fluffy rugs were a design trend in the 1970s, and they often came in eye-catching colors like bright orange.

7. Large TVs

Today, flat-screen TVs, thin, light, and using hung on the wall, are in vogue. But in the ’70s, they were furniture, a place to watch The Brady Bunch together.

8. Statement Stone Fireplaces

With materials made of rough stone and often occupying an entire wall, this design trend often appears in a hunting lodge.

9. Alarm clock

Alarm clocks and ’70s come in the once-popular faux wood veneer colors or some bright colors. They also make a rattling sound.

10. Patterned paper

’70s walls aren’t planks. They’re sports paper with big, bold geometric blocks in bright, contrasting colors.

11. Sunken living rooms

In the ’70s, conversations that encouraged communication were very much a priority. That’s why these seating areas are so unique. They sink a notch from the rest of the room, cozy and inviting.

12. Floating stairs

A floating staircase is a highlight of The Brady Bunch’s design. Mr. Brady may be an architect, but he’s pretty risky to build those stairs.

13. TV dinners

It’s a full dinner on perfectly sized molded plastic trays and dividers from the 1940s. You just reheat it and enjoy it.

14. Rattan Furniture

In the 1970s, rattan furniture was relegated to patios and other outdoor spaces, but it quickly became a popular addition to living rooms and other interior spaces. It went well with all the macramé and ferns that started popping up all over the place.

15. Floral Sofas

Upholstery, like wallpaper, in the 1970s tended to be as big, bright, colorful, and busy as a bee in a field of sunflowers. Furniture fabric, on the other hand, was dominated by florals, and wallpaper favored geometric shapes.

16. Push Button Phones

A push-button phone in the 1970s existed between the past’s rotary phones and today’s cell phones. In comparison to its predecessor, it seemed to dial lightning fast.

17. Stereo Systems

Stereos of the 1970s were complete systems, some of which were so complex that they ascended the wall in towers. The current equivalent, a tiny speaker that plays smartphones, can’t hold a candle to the original.

18. Macramé Everything

Macramé, made by tying strands into knots, was all the rage in 1970s houses and used everything from potted plant holders to owl-shaped decorative wall hangings.

19. Colonial Furniture

Colonial furniture returned with a vengeance, bringing with it turned wood and other forebears’ favorites, maybe due to patriotism during the Bicentennial.

20. Fringe Elements

You might know about Fringe, which was popular in the 1970s as a fashion statement and a haircut or a decorative element on vests and ponchos. Furthermore, Fringe also appeared on lampshades, where it filtered light and contributed to a calm atmosphere, man.

21. Radios

There was only AM and FM before the internet and satellite radio, and people in the 1970s listened to it on particular devices.

22. Funky Lights

It’s hard to think these strange little lamps with colored filaments that glowed back in the daylighted up everyone’s rec room, but they did.

23. Pod Chairs

Whether they were referred to as ball chairs, pod chairs, egg chairs, or globe chairs, these seats were warm and inviting.

24. Popular Pottery

Pottery became popular long before Demi Moore, and Patrick Swayze became goopy with wet clay in Ghost, whether due to the rise of ceramic artists or enthusiasts getting their hands on a kiln. Every home in the 1970s had ceramic lamps, vases, and other decorative items.

25. Chrome Finishes

Despite the earth tones and hippy touches, the 1970s were also about shine, at least in terms of chrome. Chrome accents on kitchen chair legs, coffee tables, and lamps gave the home sweet home a touch of Studio 54 sparkle.

26.Typewriters

Despite the earth tones and hippy touches, the 1970s were also about shine, at least in terms of chrome. Chrome accents on kitchen chair legs, coffee tables, and lamps gave the home sweet home a touch of Studio 54 sparkle.

27. Chrome Plating

Despite the earth tones and hippy touches, the 1970s were also about shine, at least in terms of chrome. Chrome accents on kitchen chair legs, coffee tables, and lamps gave the home sweet home a touch of Studio 54 sparkle.

28. Typewriters

Using the backspace key to correct a mistake is indeed much more convenient than using whiteout. But don’t you pine for the clumsy typewriters of the 1970s? Anyone?

29. Dishes made of Pyrex

Pyrex casserole plates and mixing bowls came in bright, fun colors you’d love to set on your table back in the 1970s, and they’re still available in plain old see-through glass.

30. Record Players

Vinyl records, it’s sad to say, peaked in the 70s when ambitious “concept albums” like The Eagles’ Hotel California were released. But their sound, according to experts, is far warmer and more prosperous than digital could ever be

31. Dark Colors

The subdued, flat colors that everyone adored in the 1970s have persisted, although rust, sand, brick, harvest gold, avocado, and other similar paints are rarely seen in the same space these days. That’s probably a good thing because when they’re all put together, they’re a little depressing.

32. Bricks that have been exposed

In the 1970s, exposed brick was so trendy that you’d think everyone was bunking in an abandoned warehouse. When you factor in a sloped rooftop, the ride back takes twice as long.

33. Walls with Texture

Walls of the 1970s begged you to reach out and grab them, whether they were made of flocked or foiled paper or textured plaster.

34. Slides that are powered by electricity

When your neighbors returned from a vacation in the 1970s, there was an unspoken law that you had to invite them over for a slide presentation.

35. Recreational Areas

Almost always located in a basement, 70s rec rooms were dark, dingy, and possibly wet, but who cared when you could steal your first kiss while playing spin the bottle down there?

36. Patios made of concrete

Patios of the 1970s had a distinct aesthetic that has never been duplicated. Families would call it good with a slab of concrete, a pair of flimsy plastic chaise lounge chairs, and maybe a hibachi—after mom slathered up with baby oil, that is.

37. Hanging Lights

In the 1970s, glass pendant lamps with those giant globes were all the rage in home kitchens, especially if they were orange.

38. Pots for Fondue

Fondue pans were frequently used for entertaining. Everything was OK until someone spilled melted cheese in their lap.

39. Colossal coffee makers

Can anyone imagine, in this day and age of Keurigs, that people used behemoths like this to prepare coffee in the 1970s?

40. Super 8s 

Before mobile phones and digital video cameras, 1970s families would videotape themselves doing 1970s family activities on Super 8 film and then show it back on a nice home movie projector, much to the humiliation of all.