Are there bodies/skeletons IN the lake? I didn't see anything that mentioned skeletons in the lake, only laying around the lake. Miss C, would you have an answer for me?

This is no mystery if you know how to knit or sew. It made so much sense to carry one of these back in ancient times, especially if you were nomadic or traveled a lot for business. Say one of your socks wore out at the heel or toe, you would need to mend it quickly before it got worse, same for repairing a glove. I don't understand why it's a "mystery". sheesh

I love this trio. The evil granny sketches are pure gold. The 2 families are really funny, too. If you get the chance try looking them up. You won't be disappointed watching the "things in your fridge" sketch or any of the other "party" skits.

So, I'm guessing Floridians aren't really fans of 'Ding, dong, ditch'. Alligators just love ditches. Just ask them. Go on, ask them!

The never ending saga. I loved the first 3 movies - great story line, perfect cast, astonishing (for that time frame) special effects. After that I just lost interest in them. I quit watching after the 4th or 5th movie - JarJar Binks and all of those war robots turned me off.
I would encourage Lucas to come up with a new adventure far, far away from anything called Star Wars. please

I am sooo glad they released it. It's a very rare thing to find any large fish in our waters anymore. Back in the 1800's Cod were gigantic fish but they were quickly depleted to the point now, should you order cod fish and chips, you are probably eating pollack/pollock or some other cheaper white fish for your dinner. Haddock is a close relative to cod and has a similar flavor and texture, making it a good swap. Whiting is also a delicate, mild-flavored fish that's a great substitute, especially if cod is unavailable. Other options include hake, cusk, pollock, tilapia, and even striped bass or white sea bass. 

I had a 30 pound Maine Coon cat. He was a big love bug. He started to gain weight after he was neutered. Before that he always went outside to fight and flirt with the other cats during the night. I didn't think cats could sulk and hold grudges but after his surgery he definitely was angry at us for a whole year. He was a biggie, too but if I was going to adopt this big boy I'd change his name to Chunker. Just seems more personal than Biggie.

Cow needs to learn some manners. If I can teach my hyper rescue dog to sit quietly and eat gently from forks and spoons there, surely, one could train a cow not to demolish a kitchen.

NO. Waking up and having to do math to figure out the time? No. Just NO.

Tornadows, Miss C? Really?

You would think that in a fine, fancy Abbey or nunnery, they could keep the snails off the pages of their religious books. sheesh

I am so loving the graphics on this graham cracker box. I rarely buy graham crackers but I would buy a box of crackers if the box looked like this one. Two colors on the box, please, plus a white background/base color.

What about an acid bath with a directional spigot to deter dish-washing 'peekers' that like to open the door to see how clean the dishes are getting?
Maybe they could branch out and install a spigot for ovens, too? No souffles will go flat from peekers with an acid spray aimed at your face from your built-in spigot sprayer. Especially useful on children, FYI.

"You won't even recognize your dishes after a single brief cycle through the most vigorous dishwasher ever assembled." Truth in advertising. You won't 'recognize' anything left inside because it will just be ceramic shards and twisted metal. But, on the good side, you won't have a 4 hour wait time.