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It seems like Apple releases a new version of the iPhone every year these days, and despite all the new iterations featuring similar looks, builds, and functions, there’s always that period where everyone has to get used to the new thing.

 In racing, the general idea for drivers is to improve their lap times as best they can—shaving off tenths of seconds can mean all the difference at the checkered flag. But there’s only so much they can control—the track layout is what it is, the setup of their car is set by their engineers.

Perhaps not the first person one would think to reference on a subject such as this, pop star Fergie had this to say: “For me, it's not about price. It's about necessity, quality, and usefulness.”

Let’s say you’re riding an ATV. For the more indoors-minded, that’s an all-terrain vehicle with four wheels that you straddle as you cruise.

Comic book enthusiasts have long debated what to call one of Batman’s signature tools—his grappling hook.

Bear with us while we get nostalgic: do you remember the classic arcade game Frogger? The one where it was your job to guide your little amphibious pixels across a busy road full of obstacles? You had to shoot for the gaps every time to be successful, but some of those levels were tough.

In the classic holiday film Home Alone, the McAllister family tries to plan for everything they need ahead of their big Christmas trip to Paris.

“We shall defend our island…we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender.”