Not too young, just not native to New England. I’ve only been here for 12 years.

Who knew that The Purge would be so closely linked to a damned chicken sandwich?

I live in NH but work in Mass so maybe I’ll stop at a Market Basket on the way home someday when I’m feeling especially adventurous.

I’m just going to channel George Takei here: “Oh my.”

I would have been fine with Leia wielding a lightsaber. Of all questionable choices things these new movies have made, that’s not one that would particularly bother me.

I’m having far too many unpleasant flashbacks from this article. Yuck.

My wife leaves them pretty much in their plain state until they’re served so that we can all put whatever we want on/ in them. My preference is cayenne pepper and some kind of cheese. 

I live in New England and I have never seen this. I admit, I probably have not been looking. But I’ll try to remember to look for it the next time I’m in the store because I am curious (if also a little creeped out).

Now that’s reading between the lines!

Yep. I’ve been using a squeegee since I got my house with the glass shower door and it’s been great. My only problem is finding a squeegee I really like. I keep trying different ones but none have been fully satisfactory.

Yep. I’ve been using a squeegee since I got my house with the glass shower door and it’s been great. My only problem…

I saw Iron Man at the Empire in Times Square on opening night and man, it was an incredible experience. I had to see the movie again just to make up for the bits I’d missed when people were cheering and laughing and generally acting like their heads were exploding. And when the movie ended with Tony say, “I’m Iron…

I want this. I’m disappointed with myself that I’ve made it over 40 years without having any.

30 bucks for three hours of drinking is a pretty good deal. I think I’d get my money’s worth without even drinking myself to point of getting sick.

That’s an evasive answer if I’ve ever seen one. What’s he trying to hide? Who is he trying to hide it from?

No, once you learn to drive a manual you can drive anything. I definitely think it’s better to learn on one of those then try to do it after starting with an automatic.

I prefer a manual transmission myself but since my wife can’t drive one (and has no interest in learning) I’ve made sure that every car I’ve gotten after we got together is an automatic. It makes no sense to me not to have cars we can both drive just in case.

I learned to drive at 12 in the mountains of Colorado just in case something happened to my mom. Lucky for me, I learned on a stick shift in a place where if you didn’t learn to let the clutch out properly you could literally go backwards and drop off the edge of a hundred foot cliff. Since then I’ve driven in all the…

That’s one thing that can absolutely be said about the times we’re living in. Everything that once seemed ludicrous and conspiracy theory fantasy is now not quite as ridiculous as it once seemed. It’s like we’re all standing on quicksand and reality can give way at any moment.

I’ve had bison burgers a few times, though it’s been quite a few years since the last. Pretty tasty. I still need to try ostrich for a burger sometime. Every place I’ve ever been that had bison also had the ostrich.

Yeah, I have to say that “self-partnered” sounds like someone is lying to themselves. There’s nothing wrong with being single.