e writes omg, th creeps me out so much.er of t beautiful kids, i often think what if something were to happe to my husband and me? whwould i trust to watch over my children the whole thi sms taboo. it is hard to decide who we should trust to mak sure our kids have what theyneed. as well as save for their future expenses and needs i wouldn't know where to gin. alexis, it seals like loof this is taboo and inertia. >>that's right. and omg is right. cause if you don't decide it ge -- gets left up tohe court to decide. you don't want a judge tt doesn't know you making decisions abouwho would raise ur kids. wheneveralk to pplabout th and i say to them, who would a judge choose to raise your kids, they realize it is someone th would never want. yoha thebility to take control of this now and it is so easy and there are so man resources onhe interne now d just get it done a you ca go to nolo.com and kidsprotectionpl.com. many places on the iernet. it is preandeasy. there's no excuses ymore. >> y. there really are none. i know in the

omg isn't in there yet.didn't know already, do you know what a frenemy is? >> yes. >> julie does. >> i would guess it's a friend and an enemy. >> not really. it's someone who pretends that he or she is your friend but they're really your enemy. am i right? >> we have a new word for that. isn't that a backstabber? >> 1977 is the first time it sort of got on their radar. >> interesting. >> so it took them a long time to decide whether or not they actually wanted to put it in the dictionary. >> i think the one that's really become familiar in the last year or so is stay-cation. >> yeah. >> we've done segments about stay-cations. >> cheap vacations where you stay at home. >> that's easy. >> the one that gets me on the list is vlog. i'm still trying to figure out what blog means. >> it's a blog with video in it. >> do you realize what that would do to a good scrabble game? put the "v" in front of the word log? come on. lonnie quinn. >> you must have made people's scrabble games go up in value. >> scrabble is big

i just want to say, dika i read your twitter post here, omg, omg, omg, i got tickets to the michael jacksonout this? >> yeah, i didn't quite know what to think. i opened the e-mail, showed it to nick. is this real? he just stared at it for a minute. and i twittered it because i couldn't believe it. i didn't know what else to say. i got it. it wasn't expected. completely unexpected. >> so now you guys have to kick it into high gear, make your plans, figure out how to get down there. you're in san francisco, you've got to get down to l.a. >> we had to make sure we got our stuff organized quickly. there's going to be a lot of people flying into l.a.x. how are you planning to get there? >> that was one of the first things we did once we verified it was real. we looked online and we got some good flights with southwest. luckily there's tons of flights from san francisco to l.a. daily on southwest. it wasn't that big of a deal for us. >> well, lucky for you guys you were in san francisco, if you couldn't get a flight, you could drive there. and dika, i have to ask you, there are so many people wh

"omg, i lo-o-o-ove 'mad about you.'" [ laughter ] "and your book 'couple hot.'"hink they probably meant "couplehood." but now the app waits until 4:00 in the morning and then sends it to paul reiser. it's pretty amazing. [ laughter ] this next app is cool. you guys know shazam? it's this app where you hear a song playing and you don't know what it is, you hold up -- use shazam and it will tell you the name of the song. it's pretty amazing. this next app is similar. it's called argument identifier. it's like shazam only you point it at a nearby couple that's arguing and -- [ laughter ] and it tells you what they're fighting about. let's test it out on them over there. yeah, perfect. the two lit people, yes. [ laughter ] that'd be perfect. all right, it's listening and it's analyzing now. okay. it's sending. it's analyzing. here we go. sending. it's called "why do you hate my mother?" that's john and cindy's argument. [ laughter ] and i guess they're arguing about cindy's mother. amazing, right? you can even scroll through some of the popular arguments by the same

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. >>> die-hard texas types omg. chuck schumer leading a drive for a nationwide ban on texting while driving. truck drivers who are texting as they are trucking are 23 times more likely to crash. last night on anderson cooper 360, tom forman gave an eye-opening danger open danger about texting. >> the six seconds before an accident is the critical time you might be able to avoid it. texting requires so much thought and action it takes up almost all of that time. researchers say that people who are texting routinely take their eyes off of the road for nearly five seconds. that's not to complete it. that's just at a time. watch what happens. once again, here we go, 25 miles an hour, right here. i start texting, i do it for 4.6 seconds and by the time i hit the brake, look where i wound up. i effectively drove this entire way blind, anderson. there is the mark from where i was talking on the cell phone trying to dial the cell phone. back here is where i passed the one. right along in here is where i passed the one for l

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