He’s definitely the reason I take out my copy of “My Dinner with Andre” and watch it once or twice a year.

I assumed it started with her affair with Yoko Ono.

Especially when you consider the fine will probably be funded by a hike in student tuition . . .

I think most people chip their pets these days. And I see very few people using a collar on a dog anymore—most people use a harness.

Worked for Derrick Rose . . .

God help me for starring your post.

Reminds me of the poster who asked what Tyson Gay’s teenage daughter was doing out at all hours of the night.

Hey—Rees-Mogg has done a bang-up job increasing his own wealth, which he, you know, inherited from Mummy and Daddy.

So, I really can’t imagine how the driver of a vehicle could see a young person in a track uniform running down the street and identify him as being autistic. They don’t wear signs, do they?

I’m guessing “boostraps” have something to do with her Halloween costume? They hold up her “boos,” maybe?

So then exactly when are people supposed to become sensitive to the dignity of others? At what age? College? 30? As seniors?

Then I’ll bet they love this story:

That’s possible. Good point. Thanks for offering it up.

I just want to take this moment to celebrate Nebraska’s Unicameral.

“ . . . any employer should have the right to maintain its workforce in accordance with the values it purports to hold.”

And I don’t suppose the NFL has any attorneys on staff either.

“ . . . very few other employers have a suspension type option.”

Well, you’ll notice Pete Rickett’s name wasn’t mentioned as having contributed to Trump’s campaign. That’s because he’s busy contributing to campaigns of opponents to every Nebraska senator who has ever opposed him (which is quite a bigly number). If he can’t persuade senators to vote with him, he’ll just make sure…

I’ll bet Alan Davies is very happy right now.

Mishitting? Great word, that.