pretty sure that was sarcasim.....though to be fair it's hard to tell most of the time.

I want a coffee mug that says "I may not die but you might if I don't get coffee"

He cancelled that contact didn’t he? Saw that on the news and on twitter.

I always assumed it was a printer. And that dj was making a blaringly obvious joke.

there's also a thing Tom Brokaw did during the Vancouver Olympics called Operation Yellow Ribbon. It's on Youtube and I highly recommend watching it.

that song gets stuck in my head on a regular basis.

just an fyi..some no name brand products are products of the U.S. I noticed that grocery shopping yesterday. The soda crackers were from the U.S.

who used a similar phrase "all that glisters is not gold" in his works, solidifying its usage in the English language.

The phrase "all that glitters is gold" is actually incorrect; the correct version is "all that glitters is not gold" - meaning not everything that appears valuable on the surface is truly so. This saying is widely attributed to William Shakespeare,...con't..

to be fair..I haven't read the books..seen the movies and I am very much aware the books are better. They alway are in any movie based on them. I'm sure those books are the only place ever to have written that sentence down on paper.

also I found this..con't..

LOL. Stairway about a hobbit. Tell me you’ve never listened to zeppelin without telling me you’ve never listened to zeppelin.

What song was that??

This definitely needs proof if you’re going to say something like that. Not that I’m saying you’re making it up at all….just put an article or something to back it up.

my go to way to de-stress is to go for a drive and play music and sing...albiet badly...along.

The amount of times I get a charley horse in my leg when rolling over is appalling...hehe.