Bravo to the St. Petersburg Times.

Laver's Law (the chart) is probably fairly accurate for everything except 1970s fashions. No amount of time or distance can make double-knit polyester leisure suits attractive. Just sayin'.

As a university professor who wants her students to be competitive in the workforce and get jobs after graduation, I am troubled that these valuable opportunities might begin to disappear. If the student receives training, supervision, and course credit, that should be value enough under the law.

The First Amendment to the United States Constitution.

When we got back from our first trip to Egypt, we had to explain that the Sphinx looks at a Pizza Hut, right across the street. (And a KFC...) It was rather bracing.

No, it can't overcome ALS in terms of suckage. But watching my dad die of ALS, I can say that anything that gives the sufferer an outlet is a good thing.

Um, somehow the "link" link is set to the weird animals from the previous post. Expecting to see a cute little onesy and seeing something quite um, quite...was bracing.

I think "meh" about sums it up.

What a brilliant framing for the photo. :-) Merci!

This was delightful! And, according to an article in The Scotsman, the backstory is quite true.