I realize some connoisseurs might give me a hard time, but with Subways like every two or three exits on the interstates, we've easily bought hundreds of vegetarian sandwiches and my family's regular orders all include "more". It does seem like maybe they charge for avocado outside of a promotional period, but I've…

My wife and kids are vegetarians which makes Subway one of our go-to places for lunch when we're on the road. We've probably done Subway in thirty states. Maybe the one that person worked in charges extra, but my family piles on the vegetables and the only thing we're charged for is the double cheese.

She joined the cast of Two and Half Men in the same season as Ashton Kutcher and the character moved into their house, but her appearances were fewer in later seasons and she didn’t do much, if any, in the last.

I doubt Clinton would ever say anything about his lack of college degree, but it’ll be known throughout the blogosphere and if he were the nominee and especially if it looked close, activist bloggers and Twitter accounts could use that to help motivate Millennials, if as a bloc they’re lacking energy and appear…

The Koch Brothers may be able to push Walker through South Carolina, though I don’t think that’s a given and I’d put him third in Iowa. If somehow he were able to secure the nomination, it could be a gift to the Democrats because Millennials are really into credentials and his lack of a college degree, combined with…

I think Jeb will have problems in the primaries and Rand could be their nominee. I also see him as the more formidable opponent because with him off in Tea Party, Libertarian Land, Hillary will feel the need and comfortable playing toward the center, maybe even slightly right and come election day, the young left…

It’s estimated that the Post Office makes $150-200m each year from stamps that are never circulated. I imagine that because of the fuck-up, sheets of these stamps are probably going to sell out and very few will make it onto an envelope. The stamps will also have an story that goes with them. By not reissuing, they’re…

I assume it was inspired by Glenn Beck’s ad for jeans.

A lot of places that don't tax groceries, do tax snack and prepared food. For instance in Illinois, there's no state sales tax on milk, just the local levy, while soda is taxed the full amount.

She's also not doing a SNS and they're a bit heavier on celebrity than I like, but I do have Burt's Cosmos profile bookmarked and she has been bringing personality to her posts.

I've since learned from some of the other threads that they constantly distribute 20% coupons, so the same theory applies.

So, if I bought something on sale, I could return it for a refund of full price, if I pretended not to have a receipt? Part of me wish I had known. I assume 20% off is their normal sale.

It seems like I may have changed my daughter (my oldest) once or twice on a rest room floor somewhere, but I also wasn't really a big fan of the changing tables anyway and would often just do it on a bench or a patch of grass. I don't know that anybody ever said anything to me and if they did, I wouldn't have cared. I…

A couple of times since this post went up, I've hit "show previous comments" on Kutcher's Facebook post and it's repeatedly been said that Chipolte doesn't have them, but a lot of the other comments are a who's who of national chains with some individually-owned places thrown into the mix.

I've lived all over the place and have been to a lot more. When my fifteen year old was in diapers, they weren't nearly as plentiful, but by the time my ten year old came along, I'd say they were in most newly-constructed or remodeled national chains which follow a standard design/amenity plan, while state and federal…

My youngest is ten, so it's been a few years since I've needed them. Since making my initial comment, I've thought about it a little more and I'd say that most governmental facilities, like rest areas, zoos and museums, national parks had them as did most of the national chains and malls, but yeah, they weren't really…

The dude needs to go to different places. My kids are long out of diapers, but more often than not, if a restroom had multiple stalls, it had a changing table.

FWIW: The Arby's fish sandwich really sucks.

It was super cold during Cookie Kick-off this year, so the girls only had a couple of booths and weren't able to sell all of their initial order. This means that I've had a few cases in the next room for a while. There were more six weeks ago, but they're so darn convenient, I've bought way more than my share. Of…

They've had Cookie Kick-off and door to door sales, but I'm picking up the cookies for my wife's troop on Thursday, then they have delivery and booths for the next three weekends. It really depends on the region and Council. Though door to door sales are over, around here, the real cookie selling is yet to come.