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The first time I drove through the then-new DD interchange in my neck of the woods - at the intersection between McCaslin Blvd. and US36 in Louisville Colorado - I had seen the interchange design on a diagram, thought I knew what to expect, and I still had a ?!?!WHAT’S HAPPENING?!?! moment when I found myself driving

It’s deja vu all over again!

Ah, yes, I remember now: GALAXY QUEST was the Star Trek film that beat THE MATRIX for the World Science Fiction Society Achievement Award (“Hugo”) for best dramatic presentation that year. And - as much as I loved THE MATRIX - it needs to be said: deservedly.

YABBA DABBA DOO!

This was a rockin’ cover that did justice to the late great Dolores O’Riordan.

Agreed; her “Backyard Sessions” (by “Miley Cyrus and the Social Distancers”) were great.

Agree: would totally buy.

I’m a 64 year old male, and had the same reaction. I hope you appreciate I wouldn’t admit this to just anyone. I’ve become a Miley Cyrus fan. It’s about the last thing I ever expected to happen. Now I wish she’d cover “Feeling Good”, the song that Nina Simone made *more* famous (it was originally from the musical “The

This. Decades ago a friend of mine was one of the official photographers for a presidential visit to his town. He got a look (but not a photograph) of the armament that the Secret Service keeps hidden away but virtually within arms reach. Not just automatic weapons, but anti-tank weapons. A massive show of force to

I wonder if it’s a gel seat instead of the usual foam padding.

I’m an early riser. Every weekday morning my clock alarm goes off at 5AM. I lie there for a few moments listening to the NPR newsreader give the headlines of the top stories. I do this before I get up. Because if our President has, you know, started a war with North Korea, or launched ICBMs at China, I’d like to know

We have Doctor Who - and the fact that The Graham Norton Show used to come on right after it on Friday nights on BBC America - to thank for discovering this wonder.

Same with me and the Spousal Unit. It’s the only talk show we watch. Esquire Magazine once said that watching The Graham Norton Show was like being a fly on the wall of the world’s greatest cocktail party. That’s pretty spot on.

I’ve owned a couple of Hondas. My spousal unit has owned a Toyota. But we’re each now on our second Subaru, having both driven our prior Subarus for about eighteen years. She: Outback. Me: WRX. So I’m going with that. We live in the Denver metro area, so no big surprise. We’ve had good luck with Subarus, having driven

Before the Plague Times, I was working out six times a week, alternating cardio with resistance. I especially miss working out with my long-time gym buddies in the weight room. But the pandemic has had an unexpected benefit.

My spousal unit and I slept apart for a couple of years, until she got a CPAP machine and it stopped her snoring. (Which was like... Have you ever seen the Three Stooges? No, really. Like that.) Yeah, you’re right, it leaks from time to time, blowing a cold breeze over my face and neck. We put a pillow upright between

I’m with you on this. I’ve been sleeping next to the spousal unit since before we were married almost thirty-seven years ago. Not going to stop now. Us two. And a cat. Sometimes two cats.

I’m with you on this. For this to be legit, she would have had to have not only *never* heard anyone pronounce “microwave”, but also the prefix “micro” nor the word “wave”.

Yet another euphemism - possibly two of them - that I’ve never heard before... back to the Urban Dictionary.

The definition of a “homeowner” is someone who is on the way to the hardware store.