If you don’t like CivPro, I’d stay away from litigation. It never goes away.

My parents are US-born, but also have Australian passports, as my dad worked there for 25 years. They are also huge Trump supporters (sigh).

I admit, a few times in my life, too far and too many drinks into an evening, I’ve tried to deliver a well-meaning toast that went decidedly off the tracks. But, sweet Jesus, I was still fucking Churchill-Lincoln-King all rolled into one compared to this.

Wenger: “I mean, do you feel for me the way I feel for you?”

Which would put you in prime position to pontifficate on his skills.

At the Dallas Stars hockey game last night. I mean, when Texas is giving you shade....

The Purpose Driven Life is the best selling non-fiction book of all time. You can give a lot of money away and still have a lot left over when you sell some 50 million copies of a book. I am ok with that.

He is certainly a wealthy man - and I would argue that he has earned it - but he still lives what he preaches in a way that few other successful ministers have. As I mentioned, he gives away 91% of what he earns from all those other related ventures and takes no salary from the church itself. That alone…

I am a liberal Democrat. I also go to Saddleback, lead the legal aid clinic at one of its branches, know much of the leadership, and can confirm that everything you say here is incredibly misleading, if not outright false.

+No. 1

He really is. We were opposites - I was the jock and he was the artist - but we just clicked.

I went to HS with the lead singer of the Old 97's, and we are still friends. They really are great guys.

Yay, Madeleine, for the Old 97's!!

This is just an awful story at every level.

Moana just replaced that rotation for me. You just can’t win.

Allemagne and women in this country should be embarrassed by this whole spectacle.

My two sons (4 and 2) make me play You’re Welcome, Shiny, and How Far I’ll Go on a continuous loop.

I was a drab little crab once...

That had all the grace, aim, and longevity of my first time, too.

I heard more horrific things during my four years in New England during college than all my years growing up in Texas. The Deep South dislikes “black people,” but likes every black person they meet; New England likes “African Americans,” but hate every black person they see on the street.