Four syllables: Bay/King/Sew/Duh

I'm worried about the future children of this couple.

I was really lucky to have great parents. I found this note a few days after my dad passed away.

I don't suggest it for everyone, but it worked for me. My dad taught me to never say "I don't know." He said to either know the answer, or say "I'll find out for you." On the other hand, I myself can ask as many questions. It seems tough, but it really helps. One day, when I was a teenager, my sister asked him about…

I know it's not for everyone, but I'm part of the CouchSurfing community and I've been a host to a lot of travelers. They may be friends that simply "pass by", but I've kept in contact with most of them, and would even consider a few to be close friends by now. Also, the community of hosts get together every now and…

I think you're both right. Though not a myth, this sounds like a case to be tested by The Mythbusters. Seriously though, it sounds like they're both very valid reasons.

In regards to the koozie's: The foam also keeps your hand from direct contact with the can or bottle, thus preventing the heat from transferring from your hand to the drink. That's also why the proper way to hold a wine glass is on the stem.

Oh, Florence, Will you marry me?

I promise I have a life, but yeah...I've been doing this for a while now. I actually use Facebook more as a feed than anything else. Doing this has saved me from opening entire web pages to see what's up. Have a good one Walter!

The all-knowing Google search bar: more privy to our darkest secrets than our spouses, parents, siblings, psychiatrists, and friends.

Yes, sir! Baking Soda should win a Lifehacker award of some sort. Haha.

BAKING SODAAAA!!! (and other things. i'll include links)

Also, if you use Incognito Mode on Google Chrome, or simply clear your cache every time you go to sites like Expedia, Hotwire, etc., you get lower deals because they add to the price if they see that you've been going back to the site.