And merry Christmas to you, hearsetrax.

But now, because of me, you'll think of that every time you watch Return of the Jedi.

Yes. When practical, I like to provide documentation.

My wife was appalled by the project and refused to enter the kitchen while I made the cupcakes.

Indeed, Alan. It's a life skill that is helpful in any profession.

Thank you! I suspected that it was either the third or the fifth, but I didn't hear this bit when I played recordings of them.

Well, I'm sure that we've all had girlfriends like that at at some point in our lives.

If a teenager has his phone with him, he doesn't have to immediately go home (where his parents are) after school. He can seek adventures elsewhere without checking in.

Oh, now I understand!

That's a hat tip. In the Neatorama style, we put that at the bottom of a post. I normally provide a hat tip directly the post in question. However, the permalinks in American Digest's sidebar are hard to work with. So I just link to the main page when I find a story from the sidebar of that blog.

I appreciate your feedback. After blogging here for more than five years, I think of the Neatorama style as intuitive. So it's helpful to have a fresh set of eyes look at the way we do things. If our format is confusing to readers, then we should address that problem.

Admittedly, there's not a lot of information there, but there's some. I did a reverse image search and some googling and that's all I could come up with.

Once you're on the Washington Post article, scroll all the way down to the bottom until you see the photo of the woman with armpit hair extensions. That's what I'm referring to.

That would be a post titled How I Narrowly Avoided Infuriating Readers This Year.