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Portland Protest? Portland Riot? I think I prefer the former.

Laugh at LSU's schedule all you want, Mulkey is laughing too. All the way to the bank.

An old stick-in-the-mud, I'm using Windows 10, but with Classic Shell, so it looks and acts like Windows 7. I keep getting messages from Microsoft to upgrade to Windows 11. I would like to know what anyone who is using 11 thinks of it.

Not sure it's a celebration, but it is a great song.

I've been a negative fan of Colorado, rooting for them to lose, since they hired Chuck Fairbanks from the Patriots. And yes, I've been accused of having a long memory.

Boston Red Sox - years of frustration without number, broken hearts, you couldn't fit the number on the page, even using scientific notation.

Eleven pages of great voices and nobody mentioned this guy?

Is it real, or............?

All the respect in the world, but at 82, the only shots I hoist ain't on a basketball court.

Another Oldsmobile

Living in an Army barracks in the early '60's cured me of listening to popular music on the radio. While I've heard of some of the performers mentioned here, any hearing them perform was purely accidental. After getting out of the army I flirted briefly with jazz, had a dalliance with swing, and...

Noirwestern, thanks. Wonderful performance. If we include opera, the possibilities are endless.

Aupres de ma blonde

I don't have any of them either, but I'd be grateful for a full head of hair of any color.

Casa Blanca, The African Queen, Maltese Falcon, just about anything with Bogart. Anything with W. C. Fields. The Quiet Man on St. Patrick's Day. Pride and Prejudice - I know the 1995 version is considered the definitive one, but I prefer the 1979 version. A Christmas Carol - Several good...

There's always Schubert's Trout Quintet, if you have the time and the inclination.

My first slow dance. A few years later, I spent my time in the Army guarding Pittsburg, while the girl went to Vietnam as a Red Cross Donut Dolly.

Must be a classic, given the number and diversity of performers who've covered it. Ella Fitzgerald, Fred Astair, Edith Piaf, Marlene Dietrich, José Feliciano, to name a few.

C'est à rire.

Don't bet on it. Delighted that Lou went so high, not happy where she's going. Ogunbowale is definitely not my favorite player. but she seems to be the team's favorite.

Country versions by Johnny Cash, Ernest Tubb, Jim Reeves, et al. Folk Version I most remember, The Weavers. Also done by popular singers like Nat Cole.

True enough, but turnovers were a problem in most games, even games UConn won. OSU's press only exacerbated an already existing problem.

Stop & Shop had paczki sharing a table with Irish soda bread. Naturally, I had to get both, in spite of the fact that I'm trying to watch my weight. And I am watching it..........increase.

Got me by about a year. Comment about self-image applies here as well, and unfortunately, is all too true.

He who laughs last, laughs best.

Soccer a sport? Not according to one of the heroes of my youth. "There are three sports, bull fighting, mountain climbing, and motor racing. The rest are mere recreations." Alfonso Cabeza de Vaca y Leighton, 11th Marquess of Portago. Spanish nobleman, international sportsman, and all-around...