@fieldafar:disqus Bob Hope or GTFO!

@LJo1:disqus Just think of all the bux you'll save not buying United Center beers!

"You're never alone with a good hat".

His wife's "grass" is white?  How old is she?

His wife's "grass" is white?  How old is she?

I remember we were driving down to Florida and we stopped at a Hardee's.  We bought a miniature Saturn V rocket stuffed with Pogs for my daughter (I believe it was a tie-in to the "Apollo 13" movie).  She still has it!

I had a McRib once, it was terrible.  You would think that with a fake meat sandwich they would pour on the bar-b-que sauce to at least give it some taste.  Mine had like a dab of sauce on it and that too was tasteless.

Everyone at our Family Christmas Party was sick with flu, my wife included.  Me, not even a sniffle.  I swear I have not had even a cold in at least 5 years.  I've told my doctor that they should be studying my super immune system. 

Honey Boo Boo is not comedy.  It is very sad on so many levels.

@Aymanut:disqus  So Sarah Jessica Parker is in that episode?

I'm determined to watch all of "The Wire" this year.  I did get through the first two episodes yesterday and I gotta say I'm kinda "meh".  Maybe I've watched too many cop shows over the years, but this seems sort of like a slow-moving version of NYPD Blue

I don't even own a pants.

Both.

I tried to watch NBC's coverage of the Rose Parade.  Al Roker was OK but the blonde girl with him was terrible.  She was way too loud, overly excited and kept interrupting and talking over Roker.  Then she started talking about tweets she was sending and tweets she was receiving.  I turned it off after about 15…

The announcers will be Bob Griese and Dick Butkus.

"I am Dawes Boulevard."

My favorite role of his is the dad in "Home for the Holidays".  Very bittersweet, a guy who recently retired and is now wondering what to do with the rest of his life.  Even tho he's of the older generation he still accepts and loves his gay son.  He plays songs and dances in the living room with his wife.  At the end…

My favorite role of his is the dad in "Home for the Holidays".  Very bittersweet, a guy who recently retired and is now wondering what to do with the rest of his life.  Even tho he's of the older generation he still accepts and loves his gay son.  He plays songs and dances in the living room with his wife.  At the end…

Yes.

Yes.