Oh dear.

You're right of course, but I'm old and I don't want to change!

Wait, did they live in Farmers Branch? That sounds like the path the Skaggs Albertsons there took, except maybe for the Jewel Osco which I've never heard of.

That's my favorite!

Try Skaggs Albertsons.

I do not want through spelled as thru (and any of the other variants). It doesn't look right to me, and it actually looks a little juvenile. Or something.

Supposedly New Englanders eat more ice cream in the winter than any other region. I believe it!

I would not want a DD in my very building. I'm too susceptible to their donuts.

The one time I tried Tim Horton's coffee, it was terrible. Tasted burnt. And I find Starbucks way too bitter and strong. I'll stick with Dunkin', thanks!

I find their coffee very drinkable and their doughnuts delicious. And I did live in New England for a number of years.

The Wall is one I always listen to on a road trip! (Also, Jesus Christ Superstar soundtrack.) I have bought The Wall probably at least 10 different times - my friend who introduced me to it had it on 8-track but I got it on cassette, wore it out a few times, got it on CD, got it as an mp3, etc.

I used to say Ayuh all the time. I don't even know if I was pronouncing it right - I got it from a series of books I was reading.

Bloody hell! If I thought I could maintain a house that size, I'd be tempted to buy it. I live in Durham but it's what, 30 minutes?

Part of it was just the violence. I've become less and less able to tolerate brutal violence over the past 10 years or so - pretty soon I'll be limited to G-rated movies! And just the whole thing with Kilgrave was so intensely disturbing. As well, I just don't really like seeing DT play a bad guy!

Closed captions are your friend!

He has done a number of different roles, some good guys, some bad guys. He's very believable in all of them if you ask me.

I actually couldn't watch Jessica Jones. I made it through a few episodes but it was too hard to watch, no matter how big a fan I am of David Tennant.

I don't even know what you mean and it's cracking me up.

I thought he meant cows.

Well, that's true.