Probably true. I think I would have thought more of the movie if I had turned by back to the screen and covered my ears.

You’re kidding?! Easily one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen.

Thanks for the thoughtful reply. I did not know grittiness had any role in as staid a game as baseball.

Funny, but I’m usually accused of thinking like a teenage boy, yet I missed the P in the V. Shame on me. I’m losing my perviness in my old age.

Thank you for the thoughtful explanation.

Other than the names sounding silly, I don’t get it. What am I missing?

My 20s-era self (when Daria was on) was totally into her and would have dated her. My 50 year-old self saw a Daria episode on Youtube or somewhere recently. I now just want to either shrug, sigh, and turn my back on her or tell her to get over herself. My, how we change over time. And don’t even get me started on how…

Kevin Pang is correct. Steak fries are starchy disappointment.

Yikes!

powered scooter: Super Cool!

I’m only surprised that Patti beat Olive Garden to inventing Lasagna Wings and Pasta Nachos.

corned beef hash omelet drowned in hollandaise

we’re going to start referring to it as the International House Of Bullshit

Duck...How I love duck. And I’ve never had it straight from the sky. I assume the few ducks I’ve eaten were farmed.

Really? I would think steaks and sausages would be the preferred methods for preparing moose.

Forget buffets. Let’s talk about tipping at Starbucks.

There’s generally tipping in Israeli restaurants, but at one place I frequent — a real working class laborers kind of place — the first time I went and tipped, the waiter chased me down in the street to return my money.

cuz there’s back bacon and maple syrup, too, right?

I agree that Mr. Rogers Neighborhood was often boring, slow, and old-fashioned. I was at the right age for the show, but I preferred Sesame Street and —later— The Electric Company.

What’d you do for that last sentence— just quote a few lines of a Drive-by Truckers song?