Number of cars is a nice record.

Not to go off-topic, but I’d love to see a geeked-out map of where subsistence farmers live in this country now.

I want (someone else—what? I’m not touching that site!) to deep-dive and find the pics of good-looking people there whose MAGA-wear is obviously Photoshopped in.

Tangential to topic: Is there a name for when people start re-sharing death notices of already-passed celebs who were 1) famous before the internet and 2) died at a fairly or very old age, because a number of folks forgot that that person died?

“Bench seats replaced with backed seats” and “wider assigned spots” are music to the ears.

I’ve never been, but when I read “larger seats” all I could wonder is, How many individual seats are there, and did Daytona replace some with wider ones?

I thought he’s had a stamp honoring him already.

I know. At some point the normal people said to themselves, “Huh. Nixon resigned. Innocent people don’t do that”.

I remember Reagan going to Bitburg.

The cartoon from Delonas: I didn’t know the guy’s name, but once you wrote

Oh, how I wish it might be only that. Literacy aside, his brain is as absorbent as a block of stainless steel.

One literary class I took described Victorians as seemingly the masters of Don’t Let Anyone Know.

Exiled to where? Oh great, now Siberia’s soccer team is gonna suck too.

I live in New England, but am not in receiving distance for Boston sports yakkers on radio.

I’m lifting this joke for the benefit of Spousal Ms. Valdvin , and she will love it.

Hey, I was pressing buttons like crazy to get the NBC announcers to shut up.

Time to move the AFA. Focus on the Family and other RW nutjob places in the area have obviously released some drug into the water.

Is CNN prepared to do this?

I’m starring for the should-be-sticky-post about the density of Diamond v. Morton brand kosher salt.

Random reflection: “full of water” would not so trivial for a game in Phoenix or Dallas.