I could critique websites as a user all day. In fact, I do, I just keep it to myself. Can I get paid for that?

I used this one back in the '80s. I had to buy several sizes.

Eerily accurate. I had just turned 46 when that picture was taken. Long long ago, in a galaxy far far away. Well, in Cades Cove.

Makes sense to me. You train your reflexes to respond instantly while steering a bike, because if you had to take the time to think about it, you'd crash. Retraining a different method is a great experiment, as long as someone else is doing it.

The closest real-life analogy I can think of in my own experience is roller skating. I was pretty good at it when I was young. Then I didn't skate for twenty years, just walked. When I took it up again to skate with my kids, it took a good twenty minutes to realign my reflexes (which was quite comical), then suddenly I was as good as I ever was.

Let's hope the guests had the option of driving to the finish line. Especially the older relatives!

That kid grew up to be an extra on The Phantom Menace. They should have cast him in the next two movies instead of Haydn Christiansen.

My advice: look, but don't touch, as soon as you get into the room. More than once, I've seen the fridge missing a couple of items when I arrived, and then got charged for them. Once, I was charged within an hour of arrival! Now I always report a less-than-fully stocked mini-bar immediately, even though I don't use anything from it.

I feel so old. I remember what some of these guys looked like when they had hair.