I live in Durham and drive under that trestle maybe twice a week. We went under it just yesterday morning and something ever-so-briefly tripped the overheight warning system just as we were approaching (in a CRV, so it was either malfunctioning because of the extreme cold we had over the last few days or maybe a bird…

When I lived in Ohio, I had “NOTHING” on my plates for a few years.

Such a realistic-looking robot, but someone needs to reprogram it to use its hands less when it talks.

Even when he was on The Leftovers, I couldn’t stop my brain from calling him “Co-sin Lar-ray Ap-lay-ton” in a Balki accent.

Seeing them do “Grace, Too” on SNL back in the day was a revelation for me. Gord Downie redefined how a cool rock band frontman could look, move, and sound.

The other day I paid $32 for a full-service car wash. Like four kinds of wax and polish on the outside, vac the inside, clean the inside glass, tire shine, wheel cleaner, underside, and four dudes taking their sweet time drying it off real good instead of dragging an already-soaked terrycloth rag across the windows…

There’s another 11' 8" railroad bridge a little north of this one, and it has two-way traffic underneath with none of the automatic flashing lights on either approach (afaik, and I drive past that particular spot several times a week).

There’s another 11' 8" railroad bridge in Durham a little north of this one, parallel to Main Street where 9th becomes Erwin, next to Sam’s Quik Shop. If you come to town for a picture with our truck-eating bridge, make sure you see them both!

Any regular Doughboys listener could have predicted that Mike Mitchell would’ve been extremely late.

Former Columbus resident here.

I like to refer to that actor as “Jesse P. Lemons.” Try it - you’ll like it!

I like to refer to that actor as “Jesse P. Lemons.” Try it - you’ll like it!

Oh, sure, THIS guy “seems nice.”