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I don't get it either.

I don't see the landscape changing anytime soon.

French toast and peanut butter sandwiches.

"Animal Kingdom" on TNT was pretty liberal with the swear words, including the F bomb, and sex scenes. The various "American Horror Story" series were as well.

That is really cool.

Tornadoes scare the holy hell out of me.

My hometown was destroyed by a tornado in 1936. My grandfather helped pull out the bodies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1936_Tupelo%E2%80%93Gainesville_tornado_outbreak

Here's hoping he doesn't

It was just welcoming you into the New Year.

Do what Michael Caine tells you to.

This!!

I love how Publix has a "10 items or fewer" line. Yay for correct English.

I like how you put the original "Gladys" there.

Damn right!!

I think The Smithsonian Channel does a pretty good job and AHC (American Heroes Channel) does some good war documentaries.

How many did they charge you for?

Most of the best teachers/professors I've had wanted me to challenge their point of view and they graded accordingly.

I'm not a big fan of Pauline Kael's opinions.

I never pronounce the t. That's the way I've always said it. When I hear people pronounce the t it just sounds weird to me.

I can't remember the last time I saw a Sears. When I was a kid that used to be the go-to place.

Have you never been to CVS? I'm exaggerating a bit but it's nuts.

I love the smell of coffee beans and coffee brewing but can't stand the taste of it. Why does CVS continue to cut down a whole tree to give me a receipt?

Same here

Spoken like a true Canadian. :)

Considering that the past 100+ years have all been "straight friendly" I don't see where that would be a problem.

We have quite a few traffic circles here but I wouldn't call them "roundabouts". When I think of roundabouts I think of those huge things that are in Britain...

Until about a year before I got my license in '84, it was illegal to make a right turn on red where I lived. It took a while for people to get used to it.

I've been dealing with people here in the city that live in "food deserts" in depressed areas. There's no supermarket within 5 miles from where they live. For folks without cars, this is a HUGE detriment. They tend to eat the crap they can get at the corner market or at the fast food places.

Too sweet. There's far too much sugar and high fructose corn syrup in fast food. Not to mention sodium. Nowadays, it's hard to eat healthy and stay on budget. You either grow your own food (and there's problems with that) or try to shop and cook locally, which can be much more expensive.

The only time I prefer McDonalds is for breakfast. Not bad for fast food.