Chris

It's funny how, as an adult you look at many of those Saturday morning cartoons and realize that they not only weren't as good as you once thought, they were also 30 minute ads for new toy lines. However the classics, like Looney Toons, certainly stand the test of time.

It is completely an American thing, as are a lot of things associated with Paddy’s Day.

I haven’t had a single bite of corned beef yet this year.

I think the Taylor Law is complete BS and only leaves an opening for government or other entities to take advantage of union employees.

Every time I see the Irwin Mainway sketch I think of an old childhood friend of mine.

The period during Covid when the government was giving it all of that “free” money was a great time to invest in the stock market, which had tanked. Certainly a better investment than using the money to buy an even bigger TV.

These mandates are completely unrealistic but by the time anyone figures that out, the people who made these laws will be long gone from office. They'll have made their money on it though, you can bet on that.

Yeah it was mentioned in here.

Yeah I always laugh, even though it’s stupid. So yeah, it’s entertaining.

I watch it every year, and every year I question why the hell I watched it. I guess it’s just tradition at this point.

Happy anniversary Mrs. & Mr. Bossard!

Twenty-three years later, I'll do my best to avoid the news and get through the week.

Yeah I’ll hold a door for anyone who is behind me because it’s the proper thing to do. Same as saying “excuse me” when cutting in front of someone looking at something or two people talking. Or any number of things I’ll do because I was raised right and/or it’s the right thing to do. But the almost deferential behavior based on someone’s sex? Standing when someone walks into the room or gets up to go to the bathroom? GTFO.

Manners, yes. But unless they’re missing both upper limbs, women can pull their own chairs out. And I’m not standing every time they do something like walk in or out of the room.

I think some of this is a little bit of antiquated thinking, but overall he makes a good point.