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Some things that come immediately to mind... wearing a suit and tie is still a bit much for me. Ladies cutting/styling their hair is too progressive for me at this point.

I wanted to make this a poll but there are too many variables at play. And I value some discussion on the subject as I'm curious why people hold the values that they often do. The question is: In regards to your own personal standards and applications, what is liberal/progressive in your opinion? Wh...

Josh wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 10:21 am

I really do wonder about some of you people.

I do whatever I can to keep you all guessing

temporal1 wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 9:01 am
i generally ignore the NFL. with no plans to change.

We have ESPN on the TV in our lunchroom at work. I've learned to ignore it for the most part.

mike wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 2:36 pm I know how this part smells.

Ah! The smell of grinding wood and carbon in the morning!

Pig Latin. haven't heard that in a while. Recently I was made aware of Ubbi Dubbi, which as I understand, is along the same lines as pig Latin. As far as ASL, I would hit up YouTube. I'm sure there are tons of resources there. Years ago, when I was (trying) to learn morse code, I had a set of CD's t...

Around here the names of people who have run up thousands of parking tickets gets published in the paper. They like to do a list of top-10 violators, that sort of thing. My hometown of Lititz did that back in the mid-90's. They had a big problem with speeding in town. If you got cited for speeding ...

I stumbled onto the live feed last week when they were a few minutes away from blowing that bridge. That was quite the coordination of efforts to make that happen.

In my opinion, knowing a little how law enforcement works, the police would be further ahead having a squad car sit at trouble spots. Not all day, but during rush hours. Our local state police do that and it instills the seriousness of the situation. One advancement is police technology is the use o...