Correction: "You know what I mean." No if's. One guy to another - she's old enough to legally do stuff.

Try asking for her password, then edit her posts. Extreme, long-odds solution, I know, but it's worth a shot. "Hey, Mom, let me show you another way to do this!…"

I'll gladly change the terminology. I was concerned while typing that term whether it would be seen as insulting. However, most people who live in the midwest, plains, and mountain states claim that political correctness is something we shouldn't be concerned about. So maybe they ought to grow a thicker skin.

Popular opinion to the contrary, 9/11 did not bring the country together. If it had, people in the fly-over states would have listened to the actual victims of the bombing to figure out how to proceed.

I like him more every time I see him. I actually Liked and Followed his FB page. I also need to pay for some news - Mother Jones? The Nation? Slate? Still thinking…

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"Mountain Jam" is one of those long songs that does not overstay its welcome. I'm glad I have the CD version. And the groove on "Hot 'Lanta" is, well, hot.

And "Coast-to-Coast Big Mouth" is one of the great ones from the 1960s.

Well, she was damned good looking, for one thing.

The first episode - classic. The last episode - classic. In between, an episode often mention as one of the greatest ever ("Chuckles"). I don't know any series that can claim three tent poles as strong.

"Warm dishes of outrage" - should be a band name.

Hope you've seen the bit Julianne Moore did on Billy On the Street. My favorite thing of the year.

We stayed at Harold Jackson's next door. I think it was off season.

In the late 1980's, I produced a video for a police department to instruct them how to handle domestic violence calls. They were to separate the couple and speak to them, calm them down, then leave the couple in their home.

The New York Times story gives a bit of behind-the-scenes about Cindy's run - you've got to read it. Thank you @CaliCheeseSucks for posting it last night: http://www.nytimes.com/2016…

Half the keys in their second row are broken from overuse. Namely, the r, i, and p keys.

1) That ugly-ass car is NOT a Vega, it's a Mazda. Our family had three Vegas and, although they had a hard time lasting more than 50,000 miles, they were stylish. Bad fact-checking, Joe! Bad!

The Felipe II I recommended above is Spanish - about $20 per bottle.

I'm no expert, but I highly recommend Felipe II. I used to manage a winery, and one of our partner liquor stores recommended it before a massive blizzard: