Here's an angle to this story I don't want to contemplate. Who else also got stabbed by that little nail, said ow, and went on with their day, and what infectious disease might they have had that contaminated it.

That last bit about not providing free water might actually be a plumbing code violation. Plumbing codes generally require either a drinking fountain or free bottled water be available to both employees and customers of any type of business. Around here, you don't get an occupancy permit until an inspector confirms…

If ghosts existed, wouldn't hospitals be just teeming with them?

Cool picture, but if something big enough to cause those craters hit, the opera house and bridge wouldn't be there anymore. Probably not much of the rest of the city would be left as anything other than a debris pile either.

In this case it's a prominent part of his marketing and all over his web page. He's currently leading a group of disadvantaged teenagers from his Chocolate University to Tanzania to meet the farmers and see the crops. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/shawn-askinosi… His is an interesting story, going from being a…

Herpes?

Is there a reason they seem to be bulldozing trees and crops?

Joe Nickel talks about a hotel that marketed as being haunted. Guests reported strange occurrences there. Then it sold and the new owners didn't want to play up the haunted angle. Guess what... guests no longer reported anything at all unusual. When the owner decided to start the ghost marketing again, people…

What kind of rural area with barns has neighbors close enough together to complain about the noise? I thought the objection was going to be parked cars blocking narrow gravel roads., which has been my experience at a couple of barn weddings.

My dad hates tattoos. One of his granddaughters got one and came to Thanksgiving with it showing. He politely asked her about it and she said it was a reminder of her deceased grandmother (other side of family). He told her before he died he'd make sure to give her a picture of himself.

Good point. They'll need to legislate a mandatory pelvic exam before you're eligible for health insurance.

I felt the same way. Those calves of hers are insane (in a good way), but there's a big difference between those and these. My assumption would be that the smoother shape is more common.

I was mentioning to some people just recently how the factory production of minutia amazed me. This is a good example of that. The example I gave was the blade in the pepper grinder on our table. Somewhere, there's a factory with a machine that makes those and fills orders for them by the millions. It blows my…

Did you notice that as of Thursday, if you're a plexpass member, support for trailers and extras has been added? You don't even have to add them yourself, although you can if you want to. They stream from elsewhere. After updating the server and refreshing the library, the movie "Jobs" shows up now with a trailer…

I reject your notion that potato salad is unhealthy, unless it's the kind with lots of mustard.

I think you're absolutely right. Religious republicans will believe that God creates the soul at conception. I don't believe in the soul, so I think abortion should be available up until a fetus is capable of surviving outside the womb without machines. I also struggle with even that though, because I also think…

So was Kathryn Lehman's change of heart due to a moral epiphany, or was it that the money moved and she's still chasing it?

How many years will it be, before the interface for that hard drive gets dropped. Will a modern computer even have a connection point for a 10 year old PATA hard drive anymore?

It's gonna bug me for awhile that I waited too long to fix who's to whose.

The "get off my lawn" part of me wondered who fixed the chain link fence they knocked down.