I don't. I was initially really excited to have Swype, but then I realized I was missing something. I may be the only one that uses Siri primarily to enter my texts, but the fact that there are no 3rd party keyboards that give me direct access to the microphone when I wanted it has kept me away from them.

Hunter Strickland put on those white cowboy boots, went to the bar, and used the pickup line. "I like my women like my ERA..18.00"

Look at this midwest bias. Let the little guys from New York or LA or Deroit have their day...

Oklahoma Joe's ribs, or nothing at all!

It's backdrippin' time for George Brett, who proudly proclaims he shits his pants at least once a year.

why apple didn't do this in the Today feature is strange to me. it seems to be the more logical and convenient location.

I'm sure it has been said before, but Ernie Johnson is BRUTAL as a baseball play by play man. Nice enough guy, does a lot for Cancer research, funny as the fall guy on Inside the NBA, and does well to allow Barkley and crew to make fun of him for being a white square. But that call of that insane Cain catch in the…

For men, if your budget does not have room for a nice suit, then check out the thrift store, where men's suits usually sell for well under $50. These suits are generally well taken care of and very often new or only worn a handful of times. The trick is to buy a suit that is maybe a little large and have it…

Another tip from the military - have your dress shirts tailored (or buy tailored shirts to begin with) - Military shirts are notorious for poor fit and many members get them tailored - the difference in appearance can be amazing. For an example, look at a training sergeant beside his recruits - it's very probable that…

For guys: suits or blazers, or any formal-ish clothing, really, does NOT have to be uncomfortable. If you are not comfortable in your suit or buttoning up your shirt to put on a tie, etc, then you are wearing the wrong size. Formal clothes should be just as comfortable as casual clothes.

Clean your shoes - yes, even (ESPECIALLY!) your sneakers!

The graphic above, from this post on the topic and originally from the fine folks at The Art of Manliness, tells the tale here - sure, you may have to wear a tie, either for work or a specific function, but if you don't wear them often, you may wind up putting it on and looking like you're wearing a bib because it's…

A's: "We had such a big, comfortable lead... we really shit our pants out there." George Brett: "I'm good twice a year for that."

Whatever you do, if you're younger than 30, know the difference between "your", "you're", and "you". :)

I disagree with charcoal suits only pairing with black shoes. I am of the opinion that cordovan and dark browns will perfectly suit charcoal. You just can't go with too light a brown—and that goes with any color suit.

Tuxedo, and....no, just tuxedo.

you shouldn't have to lock your house either, but you wouldn't leave on vacation without doing so.

i think it may depend on building code. in my house the upside down outlets indicate non grounded outlets that were grandfathered in on the building code from 1970. the two switch controlled outlets in my house are right side up.

This is terrible. Please don't consider teaching a groin attack as your go-to move in any self defense situation. A former Taekwondo instructor of mine put it best when he asked "What's the best block?" The answer? A city block. Get away. If you're forced to stand your ground for whatever reason, going straight…