It’s surprising that jetBlue doesn’t go to Atlanta. I guess Delta has a stranglehold down there.

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Next up: AI’s Team Practice Highlights, The Complete Collection.

I try to go with the general flow. Usually that’s about 10 over the limit. When I used to have a radar detector I got tickets all the time. Since I got rid of mine over 20 years ago, have not even been pulled over, even once. Go figure. Of course, I also live in a state where there is zero enforcement of any traffic…

Why on earth would I adulterate perfectly good ground beef by mixing it with a fungus?

Why is it not an option? Mrs. Masshole has done it on more than one occasion whilst we’re hiking.

What happened to the ball?

Go to Jerusalem’s old city and get some freshly baked pita, then tell us what you think.

Point taken.

Please read up on the subjunctive mood.

I don’t mean to be condescending or anything, but one thing I don’t understand and maybe someone can explain it to me: How can any rational person be afraid of flying? Every day 10s and 10s of thousands of flights take off, fly, and land safely. It’s the most controlled process in the world, with every component…

yuck

Best are international flights ‘cause you can buy a bottle at duty free and take it on the plane with you.

...and then miss half of the recording.

Ummm...”I wish I WERE young again.”

Nope, but it’s the natural outcome of inflexible “bean counter” policies.

My fave: jetBlue allows you to pay $20 more for the next ticket class which includes a free checked bag. With the lowest class, it’s $25 for a checked bag. My company will not, under any circumstances, allow you to buy anything but the cheapest fare class. They will, however, pay for the checked bag fee.

All this says to me is that the “free memory” report is misleading.

And notorious cheapskate Ben Franklin himself recommends it!