We can't all be Olympians, but do you know what we can do? Follow along from home—and more specifically, from the sidelines of social media. If you haven't seen, this year's tournament has lit the Internet on fire. As the games continue, Twitter (I'm still not calling it X) has been ablaze with hilarious memes and live reactions. Did you see the pommel horse guy? He's my new hero. |
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Take a grim look behind the scenes at the conservative-old-man museum. |
| Your favorite actors already have theirs. Snag your own Calvin Klein tank top before it's too late. |
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Everyone's got that one pair of sneakers. You know, the shoes you keep next to your front door, because the next time you leave the house you'll definitely slip them back on. The shoes that you find plenty of excuses to dress up for nicer occasions, even when you maybe shouldn't. The shoes that will get you through a long day, that look as good as they feel, that aren't going to raise any eyebrows on your morning commute. For me—and for thousands of others—those shoes are Vans Authentic Core Classics. |
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The set just launched today. |
| Gather 'round the tavern for some spoiler-free speculation. |
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I liked it in South Vietnam. I knew that I could be killed there, but I could also be more alive there than in America. In Vietnam, I had to take every moment and really live it. Say if I had a couple of C-ration cans to make dinner out of. I could just sit and say, God, are those bad, or I could pick up some chili peppers or some onions that in Vietnam are growing wild, and I could make a gourmet meal. It would be slower, sure: but I would be more excited by fixing a can of C rations than by being spoon-fed at a restaurant in Atlanta. Or say if I was invited out to a Vietnamese home. I wouldn't like the food (I could hardly eat it)—still it would be an experience. Which a cocktail party isn't. |
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