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  1. Thanks, but I don't have Max and don't want to sign up just to watch this show.
  2. If you're spending $$$ on a large home, you should be able to find one that has the main bedroom on the first floor. That was our experience when we bought our current home.
  3. That's exactly what it means. Mom says it so much the baby picked it up. Makes sense to me, even if it's silly. I appreciate that Liberty Mutual is now going for the laugh and has left the woman who's outraged her insurance rates went up "because I tapped a bumper" behind, no longer to be seen. I'm not saying LM always hits the funny bone, but at least being outraged with having your rates go up after an accident trope is gone.
  4. I saw a Lume commercial the other day where a woman says her gynecologist recommended Lume. Hmmm.....
  5. I have to say TNOT Kraken was rather boring. They spent 2/3 of the episode setting up for the underwater complex. Add lots and lots of West swimming, which I'm sure was almost all footage shot previously, as filler. Best part of the episode is shirtless Conrad. 😉
  6. You can also find FJ on The Jeopardy Fan! website. The Jeopardy Fan! Web site
  7. On Saturday, March 16 at 10 am ET, MeTV will air "The Night of the Kraken." Original air date November 1, 1968. The above recap is from tvtropes The Night of the Kraken. Our male villain is none other than Ted Knight, who played broadcaster Ted Baxter on The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Marj Dusay, who plays Dolores Hammond, Adm. Hammond's wife turns out to be part of the plot to kill Adm. Farragut. Dusay is best known for her work on soap operas. The waterfront area is a well disguised Dodge City set from Gunsmoke. The show says the new ironside ship is the USS Missouri. The Navy did not have a ship named Missouri during the Grant administration. This is the second episode of the series that deals with killing Admiral Farragut. The first was Season 2 Episode 9, The Night of the Watery Death. In the last scene, the agents remark that the owner who gave them a little black book, who is getting married, is Irving Moore. Irving J. Moore directed 26 episodes of WWW (but not this one) and 14 episodes of Hawaiian Eye, a series that featured Robert Conrad.
  8. In my experience, crotch odor that needs medical attention comes with other symptoms, one being discomfort from a yeast infection. I've had them, and I knew taking a shower or spraying my crotch with deodorant would not help. And with that, I will try to be done with "down there" odor.
  9. Since I said "ruckus" too, I say yes. 😉
  10. We have no idea how long these folks have been abroad. It could be their "pick" is something they've been living in for years.
  11. We went out to lunch today at a place that has really good Hungarian mushroom soup. It did not disappoint. I had a lime cilantro bowl with rice, black beans, cheese, avocado, and pico de gallo. I added blackened shrimp, which was overcooked (boo!). I didn't finish it but didn't bring the rest home. Now I wish I had. Oh well.
  12. I checked my DVR and the 10 pm HH last night is listed as "new". We normally switch to HGTV for HH or HHI at 10.
  13. I think that would work, but I like @Bastet suggestion of "Memorable House Hunters", it covers all the bases.
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