Quote Of The Day

From Reader Mike L., in response to this article‘s headline:

Toy prices in the US could increase by ‘high double digits’ because of tariffs on China | CNN Business

“Oh no!  I can’t buy plastic toys with lead paint on them from China cheaply anymore???  Oh, the humanity!”

Not Already?

Yesterday saw our first of 90+ degree daytime highs.  Ugh.

But for the benefit of the Global Cooling Climate Warming Change© crowd, when I looked this phenomenon up, I noted that May 12 was the latest day in the past 43 years that the 90+ temperature arrived.  Not that it matters too much.  If the forecast for this week is to be believed, daytime highs will seldom reach the mid-80s, and drop into the high 70s by the coming weekend.  Sunday, in other words, was something of an anomaly.

Welcome to a typical Texas spring, in other words.

Still, there is one benefit to our searing summer highs:

Oh yeah, baby… Daisy Dukes and skimpy lil’ tops, gawd love ’em.

Monday Funnies

So here we go with our weekly diary entry:

Let’s get down to the silly business, then.

And on the topic of surveys:

And on a sorta-related note, some other people’s sisters:

That’s enough of that.  Now say good-bye and walk away…

NOW They Tell Us

From some doctor bloke:

The term of DGS seems to have been around since at least the early Noughties, referring to men holding their penises too hard while they have a wank.

The rule of thumb — don’t ask me how I know this — is that if your grip is strong enough to strangle your partner to death, you need to back off a little.

No need to thank me, it’s all part of the service etc. etc.  Anyway:

I’m not helping, am I?

Speed Bump #8,745

Oh dear, we have yet another example of SpellChek doing the editing job at a newspaper:

“Vogue Williams flashed her envious physique in a black and white bikini as she took a dip in the ocean in St Barts on Friday.”

The word they were looking for is “enviable” — a physique cannot be envious, only people can be envious — and even “enviable” (worthy of envy) is incorrect:

Nothing to be envious of there, methinks.  Now the Irish ex-model’s hubby, on the other hand:

…has better tits than she does.

But all that still doesn’t excuse the crap grammar.