People with a great sense of humour, who find themselves in the role of local TV weathermen, are in a perfect position to exploit their gifts-a built-in audience with the freedom to colour outside the edges, a freedom that the news presenters don't enjoy. Dave Letterman and Pat Sajak are probably the most successful former weathermen, but I remember more than one of our local ones who were kind of a draw because of their shenanigans.

Great way to bring it onboard. If she doesn't die from alcohol poisoning, she'll be decanting that cognac into a wax paper carafe in short order. How elegant!

You're magnificent...A lot

If John Wick used a shoe, this woman would have been the one that taught him how. An instantaneous and seamless assessment, reaction and delivery. They never had a chance.

If you like this image, you can find some interesting day and night walking tours set in Osaka at Wind Walk Travel videos on YouTube. They have multiple walking tours of various neighbourhoods and are a great way to get a sense of the place.

Love that this has become a thing. The animals get some extra stimulation, the zoos get the PR and we get charming images like this.

Rose always loved the opportunity to take the Cimmerian out for a spin.

Looks more like a dog than a finger, but still pretty amazing.

Evidently you don't need to be a Hulk stunt double to eat a 72 oz steak. Just the other day I was surprised to see a relatively tiny, 5'2" woman's physique bodybuilder, devour a 72 oz. steak, baked potato, shrimp cocktail, roll and side salad in just under 41 minutes of the allotted 1 hour time limit. Seek out Katina Eats Kilos. Her stomach is obviously operating on the same principle as Doctor Who's Tardis.

That cat is special. My dog will incessantly bark at any 4 legged mammal on TV-cat, dog, horse, cow, bear, whatever. Even stylized logos/silhouettes of animals or their faces will earn a never-ending barrage of barks as long as they dare to remain onscreen, but both he and the two cats are absolutely indifferent to their own reflections, which, in retrospect, is probably a good thing.

Why am I hearing the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme?

You can get about 840 of them for $20.00 on Amazon, so he paid a tad above retail. (35 packs of 12=1 lb/$9.95)

Mother's little helper.

Just to clarify, it wasn't a traditional manhole cover. It was a 4 inch thick, 1000 lb cap that was welded shut to cover the access tunnel of the 400 foot deep shaft dug for the underground nuclear bomb test.

"You're going to need a bigger tube.", says Richard Gere.

If anyone's interested, you can find out more about this prop by searching for, The Story of the Newspaper Prop Used in Different Movies for Over 50 Years.

Evidently she's visited the Upside Down before.

It was a great way to get kids interested in the classics. Wishbone was primarily played by Soccer, but there were four other dogs involved. He had Slugger and Shiner as stunt doubles, with Phoebe doing the swimming scenes and Bear doing public photos.

A well crafted and absolutely reasonable response from the side that ripped Pete Davidson a new asshole for daring to make a throwaway joke about Dan Crenshaw's missing eye, but has said nothing about Tucker Carlson characterizing Purple Heart awarded, double amputee, Afghan combat vet, Senator Tammy Duckworth, as a coward and hater of America. Guess there's idiots and hypocrites on both sides.