Hi, fellow weirdo who likes black licorice.  I knew I wasn’t the only one keeping those sales going.

I love Hot Tamales.

I should have read all the comments before posting.  I just said the same thing.

I don’t normally like Paydays, but if I am backpacking or on a really long bike ride or something similar, Paydays are the best thing in the world.  Salty, sugary, a little bit of protein, and they don’t melt.  It is the perfect food for endurance activities.

If Emily is really bothered by the restaurant choice, she can decide to stay home.  But you should go to Olive Garden once in a while to indulge her for the sake of friendship.

Or have her meet them at a bar afterward.

I got the impression that Emily might be sulking or if they go to a place that serves family style she wants everything to meet her limited pallet.  Whenever I read stories like this, I can’t help but think of a former boss of mine.  We were on a business trip, and the group had decided to never eat in the same…

One of the points about the lawsuit that I thought was great was that the skirts were a distraction to the girls.  Because the girls had to be concerned about how that sat so they didn’t accidentally expose their underwear or too much thigh, they were distracted from their learning.

These people can’t be that bright.  Get a $10 insulated, reusable water bottle.  They hold approximately a full bottle of liquor (I know for a fact one of mine holds a bottle of wine), close securely, keep your booze cool, and don’t look like you are an idiot who thinks drinking sunscreen is inconspicuous.

Those are like the 5 star reviews where people reward themselves for being a good shopper.  “I bought this for my daughter’s upcoming birthday.  I am sure she will love it.  5 stars.”

There have only been a few times that I have been so disappointed that I have written bad reviews. A couple times, the management has replied on the review site or, in the case of one hotel stay, by email.  The platitudes are always the same, and not once have they offered something like a discount for the chance they…

There is a bar here (small town) that has two dog days a year.  They raise money for training guide dogs, the local vets set up a vaccination clinic in the parking lot, and they even have a special non-alcoholic beer for the dogs.  My dog loves going to that.  It is one of her favorite things in the world, but she…

Based on the headline I thought this was going to be about employees hiding in there.

I used to frequent a bar that had a crotch height mirror on the door out of the restroom so you could make sure your zipper was closed or your skirt wasn’t stuck in your underwear or whatever.  I always liked that mirror, but any kind of mirror in a stall, especially full length! sounds like a nightmare.

One overlooked aspect is that men’s room often have a larger capacity.  A woman’s room might have three stalls, but a men’s room will have two stalls and three urinals for the same square footage.

Are these native, or are these one of the many introduced species like fire ants and pythons that are taking over the ecosystem?

So at any time did you find the manager and let them know that you were being ignored? Was there even a manager on staff? (I have worked in restaurants that were so poorly run that we wouldn’t have a manager during dinner on Saturday night)

Are these indoor dogs or outdoor dogs?  If they are indoor, it seems unlikely that they could disturb the neighbors without disturbing the owners.  If they are outdoor, maybe they should have an ordinance against making dogs live out in the elements.

I keep hoping that Millennials will do their damn job and kill ranch dressing.