You can also get Honeybear in the form of a hideous sweater.

I meant soon.

Okay, that's the one that I was thinking of, which I thought didn't actually have Frank Burly in it. Either way, I'd still love to see it on Kindle. I've been reading the others and as soon as I finish one, I immediately buy the next that I see available.

Which title is that? I thought that all of the Frank Burly ones were
available but something else was missing (a Western, if I remember
right).

I have this as a Kindle edition.

Suspense.

Just like the time I could have met Mr. T at the mall.

But if the boss is a Quick Change fan, he can't lose.

Hot damn! Right, don't eat nothin' for the next three days, 'cause I'm taking you out for a steak the size of a toilet seat!

I've had similar reactions with this shirt.

What's this about the Multiple Use Labor Element?

I first heard about this story in a Ken Jennings article, where he worried that he may have inspired the colonization with an earlier piece that he had written.

Double whammie: I'm a Canadian who cheers for the Sixers.

Like many of us, I expect, I knew "Gentleman" Jim Corbett from The Simpsons, even if I couldn't remember exactly how many rounds he fought the Eskimo fellow.

Yup. I asked my wife "How many different names are we going to see?" She guessed three and it turned out that estimate was too generous for this tribe.

Crystal and Kenny has to be on the list.

Not "Takin' Care of Business" (preferably the DOA cover, which is more Canadian by virtue of having a hockey-themed video)?

Peter Dyakowski is a CFL offensive lineman who was smart enough to play on Jeopardy! (Okay, he finished last but it's still impressive to make the show at all.)

Peanut butter salted caramel.

He seized power in a bloodless coup—all smothering.