All I know is that one time in the Lowes parking lot, when I pressed my remote buttons, another car's horn sounded. I thought about investigating further, but did not want to know the answer.Next time I will.

And here I thought that they were to prevent herbivorous insects from climbing up the stem and eating the flowers.

On a slightly more serious note: Your premise is sound, but your selection of disorders is, well, somewhere between silly and ridiculous.

A great case can be made for paranoia being an aid to survival and autism assisting the focus of geniuses. Diabetes is good in areas that alternate feast and famine. And these are just off the top of my head.

Take Me On was good. This was great!

Moderately accurate. Minimally funny.

Since Teezy started a thread jack: I dislike how your use of dotomi.com forces me to change my browsing behavior.

Oh, Yeah, redheads are hot.

Luck is when preparation meets opportunity.

Fortune favors the bold.

While it is better to be lucky than good, being both is best.

Sometimes, the luckiest person is just the best scorekeeper.

Firstly (Is that a word?), this is another excellent article.

Secondly, in some of the accidents, the cost of lost lives *was* included in the expenses. Most notably in the Metrolink disaster. Since none of the lawsuits have settled, the stated amount is only an estimate.

Holy Shit! The legends are true after all.

Unfortunately, even though Brewer might have solved the greatest mystery of US History, he will likely get more from the book than he ever found in treasure.

Maybe not. If I found millions in lost Confederate gold, would I tell the world? Or would I keep most of it in secret and show only enough to get paid for movie rights?

This is not a tent. It is more like Les Nessman putting tape on the floor where he thinks his office walls should be. How does putting a visual barier between you and everyone else "express a feeling of belonging and sensuality?"