I was listening live when it happened. She really read his beads!

Or south Florida (which is not the eternally crazy-on-the-news part).

Best! This is the best!

That was Newt Gingrich.

This is the middle of the Caribbean, not Middle Earth... ;-)

Preferably it would be a ghost ship of the HMS Expedition (one of the ships involved in the original battle), captained by Henry Long, that could just stand over the treasure, fending off all comers with ghastly wails. Meanwhile, the Royal Navy would receive a mysterious piece of mail, written on parchment and with…

But they’re so stately! I know... a dying, decaying saguaro. Still prickly but also a big mess.

Ooh mail fraud!

That’s an insult to prickly pears! And they can be so delicious!

I’m 4 years older than little Ricky Schroder and he’s old enough to be a grandfather. Some of my high school classmates have had grandchildren for several years.

Where, precisely, is the praise?

Funny — I don’t remember that ad either. I remember the yooooge one in Times Square, though.

Here’s Vivian Vance (aka Ethel) on that show talking about fat farms:

Yes they did and it was very comprehensive. I was surprised at how I already knew pretty much everything discussed above and it was because of that podcast.

I thank the gods of Gawker Media that Pictorial was saved, because it’s one of the most engaging and interesting sites on the Gawker spectrum, and you do a great job.

Fascinating! Thanks!

Along with calling people from the USSR Russians. They were Soviets. Stalin was a Georgian, after all.

That’s what soul food is: making the best out of what you can grow or otherwise trade for or maybe buy when you actually have any cash.

I like greens with bacon! In fact, I now know what’s for dinner...

Those *are* valid items of the soul food culture. It’s not dead.