BlueDotty1
BlueDotty
BlueDotty1

Contrast this to the time he hosted the White House Correspondents' Dinner, though. He probably single-handedly ended the entire "Trump presidency" nonsense with one joke, and I'll bet The Donald still seethes over it. He clearly has it in him to push buttons when he wants.

Roasted okra with garlic, cracked pepper and a little nutmeg is THE BOMB. That is all.

I've never seen Justified or the Walking Dead, both ripe for picking apart by a native. I'm sure I'll binge watch and shout at the TV eventually!

SPOILER (I think we've warned them all we can, now)

All we know about our Robert was that he lit out from Donegal in 1797 with his wife and child (and, family lore has it, a mattress and a musket, the latter of which still hangs above some cousin-or-other's mantelpiece). Someone in my grandmother's generation did a fair amount of research in Ireland and Scotland, but

Thank you SO much for this! I had an inkling of this from my own family history, as we had a Robert Murray who emigrated from Ireland- an Ulster Scot, I believe you call them. So his forebears must have been given land in Ireland by the English Crown, but then he had to sneak out after a local uprising (presumably

Here's a bit of Mr. Belding trivia: he did a great cameo as a Snake Oil Salesman in "A Million Ways to Die in the West" (which, I know, Seth MacFarlane- but it was hilarious!).

Oh, do tell! I know the politics must be oversimplified, and she corrected some inaccuracies in the Gaelic she used in subsequent books- but what* would be cringeworthy for a UK audience?

I've been thinking about this a lot, trying to steel myself a bit and not let it kill my Jamie-boner. I have my bullet points prepared.

VICTORY!!! Thanks to everyone for your help!

I am, though I've yet to successfully "torrent", apparently. When I go to Frostwire et al, I am only getting linked to Youtube channels that require you to give a credit card to subscribe. What am I doing wrong?

Okay, I have actually cried over the fact that I can't get this show anywhere. I must be completely inept technologically, or perhaps I'm supposed to go ahead and give my credit card number to these shady-sounding operations on the internet that promise I won't be charged? Is that how this is really supposed to work?

I'm glad to hear we don't do absolutely everything wrong. Still, how is this guy not in jail? I need to find out more about this (but I'm thinking maybe I don't want to know).

So you can have a gun if you're a felon, but not the right to vote. Got it.

Nothing to do with the dress, but Kim K. looks like a different person with neutral lips. Like a sexy, tousled earth mother- good look for her! And Amber Rose just does not look comfortable in that dress.

I heard a piece on NPR the other day about the people who represent those collection agencies- if you can schedule a court hearing, they'll send a lawyer, and if you actually get before a judge and ask them to produce a statement showing your charges and why you owe what you owe, they drop the case because they

I blame art (and patriarchy, of course) for this. Think of every nude in a pre-1900 work of art you've ever seen. Other than Courbet's "L'Origen du Monde"- which was pornographic in purpose- all the women basically have a blank "V" in their crotches.

This is a pretty good argument for chin-balls, come to think of it. Or on top of the head.

You can't divorce your cousins. With extended family especially, you just have to grin and bear it (and get up and walk out when they go on a tear, like I do). This is why "Drunk Uncle" on SNL was so funny- everybody had somebody like that in their family.

Re: the first letter.