We talk about this all the time where I work. We have limited time and resources. Should we do A or B, or wait for some better opportunity?

I agree that the question is incomplete. If we ask the question a bit differently: You have a roadside fruit stand. Should you spend an hour picking blueberries in the woods behind your house, or buy strawberries from a neighbor for $40? Walking to the neighbor's house takes an hour and you can sell the strawberries for $50. You can't answer the question without knowing how much the blueberries are worth.

You don't need a paper plate because you don't want to touch the crust. You need it because the toppings are sliding off. This solves nothing.

Every Libertarian I've ever met is a Republican in disguise. They want government out of their business, but want government to dictate the business of others.

I agree with Miss C. It started out OK, but I had to stop it at the 1:00 mark. It was hard to listen to. Too many notes that didn't go together.

Vegan chocolate? How is that even possible?

Got my gender correct, but my age is 20 years too low. I don't have a problem with that.

Growing up in NJ, my dad needed a snow blower to clear the driveway. He'd make these huge (to a kid's eye) drifts on the side. I remember wanting to spend all day carving out caves in those drifts. We'd spending ten minutes getting bundled up for maybe a half hour of fun. Frozen fingers always drove us back inside, where we'd thaw our hands on a warm cup of cocoa.

Funeral directors rated pretty high. IMO most are no better than car salesmen.

Mittens kinda makes sense. What's up with Gromit?

What if the stamp slid into the wrong position just as the glue set up? Oh no. I meant to say "I am not free", but now it says "Your love delights me."

It's fairly well documented that movie ratings result in censorship. How would rating music be any different?

I agree with Miss C. No big deal if you wear underwear. Wearing the same shirt for an extended time is not the same.

I don't think it's surprising that Kmart is featured. They're the only store that heavily promotes layaway. They made a big splash when it was reintroduced.

I grew up in the northeast, but it never occurred to me to clear snow off my SUV's roof or around a fire hydrant. I assume that his social morality is not widely held.

The mountain range one is really amazing, assuming it's a real picture. But the others share only one data point, so they're not that significant. The trend lines aren't even that close.