Human pyramids -- Last summer, during the OnMilwaukee.com retreat to Andy Tarnoff's "Up North" cabin, the slightly altered staff made a human pyramid. Since then, I have made three other human pyramids, including one this past weekend at Art Bar. You need six people: three on the bottom, two in the middle and one lightweight for the top. It's awesome when you have a seventh mate, so he or she can snap a photo of your stupid human trick. Also, once the pyramid is formed, if anyone knows the theme from "Eight Is Enough," this is the ideal time to belt it out. (For anyone not familiar with "Eight is Enough," it was a '70s family drama starring Willie Aames that opened with the entire Bradford clan forming a fantastic human pyramid.) Human pyramids are a great way to demonstrate your teamwork abilities, test your coordination and lodge your knees into the back of a friend, co-worker or love interest. --Molly Snyder Edler

Hockey analyst Don Cherry on ESPN -- The bombastic Canadian icon heads south, just in time for the best part of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Two words: great jacket. --Kevin Brandt

Shaving in the shower -- I used to have one of those fog-free mirrors in the shower, but the suction cups gave out and I got rid of it. I miss the convenience, so it may be time to order another and start multi-tasking. The warm water of the shower softens the whiskers and makes it easier to shave. Anything that can save time in the morning routine has to be a good thing, right? --Drew Olson

Oral-B Vitality electric, rechargeable toothbrush -- I don't use it every day, but at least three nights per week I like to bust out the Oral-B electric toothbrush. At less than $20, it's a great investment that gives you a "I just visited the dentist-type" feel. The small brush head gets the back teeth and easily removes plaque and stains behind those front teeth. Don't bother with those cheap, throw away electric brushes, and invest a few bucks in one of these. Here's a $3 coupon to get you started. --J.S.

My Milwaukee Bucks Basketball Club T-shirt -- I'm a huge Bucks fan. Yet, until recently I didn't own any "authentic team apparel" except for the game-used shorts I bought a few seasons ago -- on a whim -- at the team's annual sale. Anyway, a few months ago I picked up an old logo tee with the words "Milwaukee Bucks Basketball Club." It's a simple white ringer that fits well and looks good. Buy it here for $25. --J.S.