Becoming a vegetarian is a big missed steak.

A line of tea bags sold under the name....
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Strip Teas!

You've always wondered why watching someone yawn makes you yawn. Well, I'm here to answer all the questions that plague humanity, so let me help you with this one.
When someone yawns they do it as an involuntary action to equalize the difference in pressure between their inner ear and the room's. However, that changes the room's pressure, thus requiring you to yawn. This would continue indefinitely except that very quickly the pressure differences are so minimal that the involuntary mechanism isn't triggered.
For reasons scientists haven't yet ferreted out, pressure differences are more pronounced and persistent in meeting rooms.

Soccer mom?

I ordered the back up lights from the guy in Seattle and a pair of brackets from Wolfsburg West. Eager to get them and treat Gerta's rear to a little dressing up.

Also started working on the taxes today, gathering receipts and adding up deductible expenses. I so enjoy this process!

Pres. Obama will deliver his State of the Union address tomorrow night, followed by the Republican response, delivered by Rep. Paul Ryan. I'm interested in Ryan's speech because he's gaining a reputation as a fiscal conservative who is very bright and something of a budget wonk. He insists he has no interest in the Oval Office but lots of people think he belongs there some day.

Another response speech will be made by Michelle Bachmann. She's a newly elected Representative from Minnesota closely aligned with the Tea Party. Nobody asked her to make a response speech, and she's done nothing to discourage talk of an eventual Presidential bid.
Is it just me, or is a group that presents itself as of the people and serving the people acting with presumption and arrogance?
Pride belongs not only to the establishment.