If it can't be a game show, can it be an app?

I don't know what got me started on this notion, but I'm suspecting that it's the story circulating about the "Jane Doe" actress who has filed a one million dollar lawsuit against Amazon for revealing her age on the film industry website IMDB by using personal details from her credit card.

Apparently this "Jane Doe" looks much younger than she actually is and has never wanted to reveal her true age. A lot of actors do this in order to maximize their chances of obtaining film roles. Hey, I got news for you, I have non-actor friends that do this too...in order to maximize their chances of obtaining DATES.

Speaking of age, I'm wondering if "Jane Doe" had a fake ID while in college. Looking young is not a plus in that arena. That's probably the first time that you really start to lie about your age. (Note to self: Future blog on that one.) Now you can see where I'm going.

How much fun would it be to have an app where you can guess someones age? Throw everyone into the contest. Com'on...it could occupy an idle hour or two.

Waiting in lines, offices and the dreaded airport lounges wouldn't be so painful, would it?