From the monthly archives:
I thought hotdogs were gross and giving children caffienated drinks was beyond reason. Kelloggs calls them “Fruity, crunchy tubes for milk-sippin’ fun!”
As I read about Cereal Straws – which I thought was a joke at first – I could hear my grandma Helen’s voice in my head repeating her personal phrase of disbelief/disgust: [...]
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We have a moderate but widespread case of rust in our lawn right now and it has been awhile since I’ve treated this beast I Googled it. I found that North Dakota State University has really good lawn disease identifier with accurate photos and suggestions for treatment. Bookmark it for future reference.
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“Visa, Mastercard, Discover….they don’t just approve, they pre-approve!”
“Young people listen up: protect your credit. Don’t put your credit card near a magnet, it can erase it. So, like, if you’re gonna buy a magnet, use cash.”
This and more “logic” on glumbert.com – Daily Show: College Student’s Guide to Credit Card ‘Investing’.
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Wow, reading Cap’s commentary on a life-like baby doll for “just $129″ brought back memories of my old neighbor who used to spend hundreds on dolls like this one and others that she collected. Yet, when she had a scratch in her car she asked to borrow one of my daughter’s crayons to [...]
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Shoot, I didn’t think the Pope-Mobile traveled fast enough to warrant the Vatican’s “10 Commandments” of driving. 10 Ink Studios Blog comments on this racy subject (sorry, couldn’t resist) in How Would Jesus Drive?
I can add one more to the list: get off your cell phone and pay attention to the [...]
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Well, thank goodness the judge had the common sense to identify this case as a waste of the court’s time…
A dry cleaner lost a guy’s pants and the guy goes after the cleaner for $54 million bucks. What kind of lawyer takes such a case? What kind of person even dreams up this [...]
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