I recall seeing Dali on an Edward R. Murrow show. I thought it was hilarious when Dali ripped apart a painting of his. I'd nominate a certain someone to this list, but would probably be ostracized from this site if I did.

Two words: free markets. End of discussion.

I had a female math prof in college that was drop dead gorgeous and very well built. All the guys sat in the front of the classroom and seldom cut a class. If I'm allowed to say this, she would get chalk marks on her sweater.

Darn. All this time I thought it had something to do with a guy named Gump.

Unidentified bacteria? Uh-oh.

Sadly the perp likely thinks that the only thing they did wrong was getting caught.

What? Treat Your Mother Right is not on the list?

It's a 2 way street. A friend of mine was denied entry to Canada due to a long ago DWI on his record. Maybe it's time for both countries to take a good look at some of our mutual travel laws.

No love for Manx cats? My younger son had a real cutie we called Babette. Wish I had a photo.

That's funny. We used to bathe our kids in the sink when they were small. A lot easier and safer than in the tub. I think I even have some photos stashed someplace. Makes me want to look them up.

I guess Florida's rock should be a grain of sand. It still amuses me that I have to purchase rocks down here for rock gardens, etc. Back in central NY, I'd take a drive in the country and find all I needed.

When I was in high school (1956) I had signed up for a course in personal typing but dropped it to take study hall to goof off with my buddies. Exactly my thought, only a secretary would need it. Later on having to pay someone to type my reports in college was the pay-off. I still only two finger hunt and peck on my computer keyboard.

When I taught high scool biology I'd some times give one of my multiple choice tests and grade them w/o putting any marks on the papers. I'd hand them back and tell the students I didn't have time to grade them. Then I'd give them the answers and have them grade the papers. A significant number of kids changed some answers and gave themselves a higher grade. Those kids all got zero for a grade and the kids that did not cheat got 100. What surprised me was that a few honor roll students would cheat. I told them that when they graduated and got any honors, I'd always remember they were cheats. I had many other tricks like scrambling questions and answers. I tried my best to teach that cheating was not worth it. Word spread quickly.
Do not cheat in Mr.O's class.