In 2010, marriage was about the high-stakes diplomacy of sharing the first iPad, the constant fear that your spouse was “Incepting” chores into your dreams, and the social pressure to make your life look perfect through a Lo-fi filter on a new app called Instagram. It was the year of “Tik Tok” (the Ke$ha song, not the app), the tragedy of the Lost finale, and the realization that “The Social Network” was actually a movie about how we all ended up arguing over Facebook comments.
The 2010 Top 10: The “Touchscreens & Totems” Classics
- The Inception: My husband watched the movie and now he thinks he’s “Incepting” ideas into my head. I told him he didn’t “plant the idea” for me to make lasagna; I just told him to do it three times and he finally heard me.
- The Instagram: My wife spent ten minutes taking a picture of her salad, applying a “Valencia” filter, and adding fifteen hashtags. By the time she finished, the salad was wilted. I’m currently eating the “Original” version in the dark.
- The iPad: We bought the first iPad. My wife calls it a “Magical and Revolutionary” device. I told her it’s just a giant iPhone that doesn’t make calls. She told me I’m just a giant husband who doesn’t do dishes.
- The Lost Finale: We spent six years watching that show. After the finale, my husband stared at the blank screen for an hour. I asked him if he’s okay. He said, “We’re all in the sideways flash, Brenda.”
- The Angry Birds: I told my wife I’m an “Angry Bird.” She said, “No, you’re just a ‘Cranky Pigeon’ because I won’t let you buy a 3D TV.”
- The Old Spice: My husband started talking like “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like.” I told him I’m looking at him, I’m looking at the horse, and he’s still the guy who forgot to pay the water bill.
- The Toy Story 3: We went to the theater and both cried like babies when the toys held hands in the furnace. I told my wife our marriage is like Woody and Buzz. She said, “Yeah, except I’m the one who actually knows how to fly.”
- The Facebook Places: My husband “checked in” at the gym. I checked the window; he was actually in the driveway eating a burrito. Digital treason!
- The Social Network: After seeing the movie, my husband tried to “code” a new website in the basement. He ended up just ordering a pizza and falling asleep to a YouTube video of a cat.
- The Justin Bieber: My daughter has “Bieber Fever.” My wife has “Bieber Fatigue.” I have “I’m-Moving-To-The-Garage-Until-2012-Syndrome.”
The Full 2010 Archive (Extended List)
- The Kindle 3: It has a keyboard now. My wife is reading a book about a woman who leaves her husband to find herself in Italy. I’ve hidden her passport.
- The Black Swan: My wife started taking ballet classes. I told her she’s a “White Swan.” She told me I’m the guy who’s going to have a “Black Eye” if I don’t stop making bird jokes.
- The Groupon: She bought a coupon for “Couples Taxidermy.” I told her I’m not spending our Saturday stuffing a squirrel.
- The Foursquare: He’s still trying to be the “Mayor” of the grocery store. I told him the only “office” he holds is “Minister of Mowing.”
- The Despicable Me: I told her she’s my “Minion.” She told me I’m “Gru,” but without the cool gadgets or the secret moon-stealing budget.
- The Ke$ha: “Tik Tok.” The party don’t start ’til I walk in. My wife said the party ends when I start singing the chorus.
- The Shutter Island: I told her she’s gaslighting me. She said, “No, you really did forget the milk, Teddy.”
- The 3D Movie Hype: Everything is in 3D now. I told her our debt looks much more realistic in 3D.
- The Katy Perry: “California Gurls.” My wife is from Ohio. I told her she’s an “Ohio Gurl—Daisy Dukes, orthopedic socks on top.”
- The FarmVille Peak: She’s reached Level 80. I told her if she put this much effort into a real garden, we’d be self-sufficient. She “un-gifted” me a virtual sheep.
- The Iron Man 2: More robots. My husband wants a suit. I told him he already has a “suit”—it’s his pajamas, and he’s wearing them at 4 PM.
- The Eat Pray Love: My wife wants to go to India to find her center. I told her I found her “center” yesterday—it was on the couch under a pile of laundry.
- The Words with Friends: She used the word “Exasperated” on a triple-word score. It was a message. I received it loud and clear.
- The Red: I told her I’m “Retired and Extremely Dangerous.” She told me I’m “Retired and Extremely Likely to nap before 6 PM.”
- The Pinterest: She’s “pinning” recipes she’ll never cook and DIY crafts that will end in a fire. I’m “pinning” my hopes on a pizza delivery.
- The Tangled: I told her she has “magical glowing hair.” She said, “No, I have ‘over-processed highlights’ and I need fifty dollars.”
- The iPhone 4: The “Antennagate.” I told my husband he’s holding his phone wrong. He told me I’m holding our marriage wrong.
- The True Grit: I told her I have true grit. She said, “No, you just have ‘true dirt’ on your shirt. Go change.”
- The Lady Antebellum: “Need You Now.” I called her at 1 AM. She didn’t think it was romantic; she thought I forgot my house keys again. (I did).
- The Tron Legacy: My husband bought a neon-blue jacket. He looks like a high-vis construction worker from the year 3000.
- The Choice: “Do you want to see the movie in IMAX?” “Is it twenty dollars?” “Yes.” “I can just squint at the TV at home for free.”
- The King’s Speech: I told my wife I have a stammer when I try to say “I’m sorry.” She told me I seem to speak perfectly fine when I’m ordering buffalo wings.
- The Bruno Mars: “Just the Way You Are.” I sang this to her. She asked, “Even with this messy bun and these sweatpants?” I said, “Especially the sweatpants.” (Correct answer).
- The Ghost Protocol: No, that’s 2011. But I’m already “ghosting” the conversation when she starts talking about her mother’s diet.
- The Kick-Ass: I told her I’m a superhero with no powers. She said, “That’s just a guy who gets beat up in an alley. Please stay home.”
- The Train: “Hey, Soul Sister.” I sang it. She told me to “Hey, Soul Mister” my way to the garage and organize the boxes.
- The 127 Hours: I told her I’m trapped under a rock. She said, “That’s just the weighted blanket. Get up.”
- The Unstoppable: I told her I’m like a runaway train. She said, “Then I’m the brake that’s going to save this family from financial ruin.”
- The Scott Pilgrim: I told her I’ll fight her seven evil exes. She said, “I only have two, and one of them is a CPA who still does my taxes, so don’t hurt him.”
- The Eminem: “Love the Way You Lie.” I told her I love the way she lies about how much those shoes cost.
- The Prince of Persia: He’s jumping across buildings. I tried to jump over the baby gate. I’m currently “Prince of the Emergency Room.”
- The CeeLo Green: “F*** You.” I played this song after our argument. My wife didn’t appreciate the “musical commentary.”
- The Wall Street 2: I told her “Greed is good.” She told me, “Paying the mortgage is better.”
- The Winter’s Bone: I told her our house is as cold as a Jennifer Lawrence movie. She told me to go buy some wood for the fireplace.
- The Rihanna: “Only Girl (In the World).” I told her she’s the only girl for me. She asked, “Then why is Siri a woman?”
- The Expendables: I told her I’m putting together a team of “old guys who still got it.” She said, “Who? Gary from next door and his lawnmower?”
- The Easy A: I told her she has a “reputation.” She said, “Yeah, for being the person who actually remembers to buy toilet paper.”
- The Megamind: I told her I’m a supervillain with a giant head. She said, “You definitely have the giant head part down.”
- The Social Network Logic: “A million dollars isn’t cool. You know what’s cool? A billion dollars.” My wife: “You know what’s cool? Finding your other sock.”
- The Tourist: We saw the movie with Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie. We both agreed it was a very beautiful travel brochure with no plot.
- The Bed Intruder: “Hide your kids, hide your wife.” I said this when her parents pulled into the driveway.
- The Double Rainbow: I asked her, “What does it mean?!” She said, “It means it rained, Greg. Stop watching YouTube and help with the groceries.”
- The Little Fockers: We saw the third one. We realized that, like the movie franchise, our arguments are just getting repetitive and less funny.
- The Buried: Ryan Reynolds in a coffin. My husband: “This is exactly how I feel when I’m at the craft store with you.”
- The Faster: I told her I’m “Dwayne the Rock Johnson.” She said, “You’re more like ‘Dwayne the Pebble’.”
- The Black Eyed Peas: “The Time (Dirty Bit).” I told her I’ve had the time of my life. She said, “I’ve had the ‘dirty bit’—I just finished cleaning the bathroom.”
- The Robin Hood: I told her I’m stealing from the rich and giving to the poor. She said, “We are the poor. Stop stealing my chocolate from the hidden stash.”
- The Inception Totem: I carry a spinning top to see if I’m dreaming. My wife took it and said, “If you don’t do the dishes in five minutes, I’m going to make this reality very painful.”
- The 3D TV Disappointment: We bought one. We have to wear glasses to watch the news. We look like two very confused secret agents.
- The Final Word: She said, “2011 is going to be a fresh start.” I said, “As long as it doesn’t involve another ‘Sideways Flash’.”
- The Final Result: I checked my Instagram. 0 likes. My wife said, “Maybe because it’s a picture of your own knee, Greg. No one wants to see that.”
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Welcome to Earth! Enjoy the humor.
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I move away from the mic to breathe... and laugh.