Cool photos. Do not recall ever seeing them before. The proto-Beatles looking like a proto-punk band.

Question: Is there a standard size hot dog and bun used in these contests? [Lt.Columbo]One more thing: What is the dispute in question?[/Lt.Columbo]

I'm 72. Guess I won't be finding out.

I can't remember the last time I read an issue of Newsweek. Now I remember why it has been so long. Pathetic.

44%. Knew "Family Plot", guessed "The Birds" (pet store), others guessed on what seemed Hitch's age or if color movie.

1st thought: Bruce Lee. What's my prize?

Is there a custom's agent on each side of the line to check ID of those going back and forth?

Kids can be amazing. My younger daughter used to copy every move I made driving while she was in the shot gun seat. When she turned 16, she got her license right away. I later found out doing the emulating helped her deal with car sickness.

Imagine if we relied on roving herds of cattle for our meat and milk. Seems to me we should be using more aquaculture to raise fish and other sea foods.

What's funny is that half the names are the names of my Granddaughters, Grand Nieces, or neighbor's children. Wish they would make those kind of quizzes more friendly to lousy typists like myself.

Reminds me of James Burke's "Connections" on PBS TV years ago.

RIP. Gave the saxophone a place in rock music it hasn't had since the days of Lee Allen.

Remembering in my youth around 1950 a neighbor that still had an ice box requiring delivery of ice. They had a sign which they put in the window to tell the iceman how many pounds they would need. In the summer the guy would chip off pieces and give it to us to suck on.

I remember seeing a high speed beer bottling line at a large brewery where bottles that were not full were "kicked out" from the fast moving line automatically. I can't imagine any such line having to stop and have a worker manually remove an offending container, especially after spending so much money on an alleged solution.

I see a reverse outline of the State of Kentucky. Gestalt Psychology at work?