What the hell did I just watch?

Sure, but for a newbie...why complicate things? Just pick your favorite number and go nuts.

All really, really good points except you had a typo in your second to last paragraph.

The rooms at the Wynn and Encore are great and all, and Bellagio is nice, but the wrap-around terrace suites at the Cosmopolitan are hands-down my favorite rooms in Vegas. Snag one overlooking the Bellagio fountains and you will never stay at the Bellagio again.

I’ve lived in Houston for over 20 years, and I love it here, so I have to take exception with your statement:

Don’t worry everyone, it will be all white.

Completely agree that technology and these young guys are just pounding the courses, but Day went driver, and then four iron from about 220 on 16.

Approximately 25% of all pregnancies end in a “spontaneous abortion” most with the woman unaware she was pregnant. For women who know they are pregnant, about 7%-10% miscarry (depending on a bunch of factors).

I think some folks would point out that your need to compliment something about the woman is part of the problem. Some would point out that she is not there for you to compliment and the dress/shoes/hat/etc were not picked for you. Some would point out that men’s need to give a compliment is in itself, harassing.

New Headline:

As something of a statistician for my job, there are few things more fun than a statistical dick-measuring contest.

At least for me, it seems there are more beer snobs today than even wine snobs. Cocktails tend to be individual choices and even just going with a house wine generally doesn’t elicit comment, but the number of folks willing to criticize someone’s beer choice seems to have grown dramatically.

You see, Texas is a really, really large state with lots and lots of people. School book publishers have to cater to a mass market rather than to individual states, and Texas is a very massive market. So, if our American history school books say that the Civil War was fought for freedom and not because of slavery,…

“At another point, a woman suddenly emerged from stage right with a folder in hand, beckoning Mr. Perry to leave. He sheepishly did so.”

Hi Bob.

Thank you for pointing this out. The news reporting on this site is a joke, and the depths to which they have sunk is atrocious.

Hop on Pop is one of our favorites, and pretty easy for the young ones to follow along.

The Grinch is too long as a bedtime story (or I must read slow as hell). Horton is a chunk of time, but do-able. Yertle is a bit faster and includes a burp, so that always gets a chuckle.

Overalls boy in the gif was awfully handsy and deserved the shove...our normally rambunctious kid was remarkable subdued in his desire for a kiss. Hands to the side, big pucker, and a big lean in.

My three year old met a new friend yesterday at the pool. She was a worldly lady with seven years on the planet. As we told him to say goodbye to his new friend, he puckered up a big kiss and leaned forward. This is a new behavior for him, so I was momentarily too stunned to respond.