1. Lava Lamps Back in the ’70s, lava lamps weren’t just home décor, they were a mood. Whether yours was casting a groovy glow in a teenager’s bedroom or serving as a conversation piece in the living room, the hypnotic […]
1. Pointing with Your Finger in Thailand In Thailand, pointing with your finger is considered impolite and disrespectful. The act of pointing directly at people, objects, or animals can be seen as rude and even aggressive. Instead, it’s advised to
1. Garlic Garlic has long been considered a wonder food, touted for its ability to ward off colds, infections, and even the plague. In ancient times, it was used as an antibiotic and antiseptic, believed to purify the blood and
1. Valley View Center – Dallas, Texas Once a buzzing hub for fashion, food, and fun, the Valley View Center in Dallas now sits as a quiet relic of the past. After its peak in the ’80s, the mall slowly
1. The Rotor Back in the day, The Rotor was the ultimate thrill ride—at least for those who could stomach the experience. Riders would enter a circular chamber, stand against the wall, and experience a spinning sensation so intense that
1. The Amityville Horror (1976) In the 1970s, the Lutz family moved into a seemingly perfect house in Amityville, New York, only to find themselves haunted by terrifying paranormal events. The couple, George and Kathy Lutz, claimed that strange occurrences
1. Knocker-Upper In the days before alarm clocks, some people relied on a “knocker-upper” to ensure they woke up on time. This job involved walking the streets in the early morning hours, tapping on windows with a long stick or
