Former AP correspondent Robert St. John was listed as "dean" of the school which also included Curt Gowdy, Fran Allison and John Cameron Swayze as "Faculty"members.
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America’s Most Common Cancer
It wasn't the first time that this fair-skinned lad had been sunburned but it was the most serious.
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Assault and Battery…
Our electric lawn mowing experience lasted about 6 hours.
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Hard to Believe, But Not to Swallow…
(However, Duke might have eaten a candle at some time!)
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Should I Fear the Reaper?
What has muddied the water for me is the government involvement.
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Stand for Everyday People…
But I sense some like to preach oneness while actively pursuing divisiveness.
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How’s That Again?
Hey! Is that a Clark Bar floating over there?
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Not Much But Still a Lot…
that explains E=mc squared
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From the Mouths of One-Time Babes…
On the back, he wrote, "To the last in the line of greats".
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More Important Than July 4th?
You'd think a Pennsylvanian would have caught that spelling error!
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Politically Correct Stupid…
"There is more stupidity than hydrogen in the universe and it has a longer shelf life."
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The Squirrels Aren’t Waiting for a Bus…
So they're not into espionage or acting.
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Something to Chew On…
Those pink slabs of cardboard-consistency gum were the absolute worst.
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$4B Worth of Bird Feed…
If you're close enough, those wings sound like a bee buzzing.
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Is Convenient Better?
It's no wonder or nation is politically divided.
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Monkeying Around in D.C.
Now, there's probably a reason why Pastor Cleaver pulled the "woman" stunt.
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Could it Possibly be Worse?
Listen, democracy, by its' very nature, in noisy, disorganized and raucous at times.
Be Careful Saying “100%”…
This isn't about election fraud or handguns or civil rights.
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Things to Avoid…
We weren't always the "chummiest" before the pandemic and when folks wonder when we'll get back to normal, I fear we might already be there.
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How’s That Again?
By the way, we hear music better on our left side and the right ear is more responsive to speech.
