Funny

Let me be plain. I don't like bus rides. And I certainly don't like heights. That being the case, I can't imagine anything worse than a trip along this (exceedingly narrow) road through the highest part of the Himalayas, some three miles above sea level.

Erin McCarty and I take an online IQ test about every five years. We took the first a decade ago and she scored a well above average 128, while I scored a somewhat below the norm 87.

At C.E. Byrd High School's lunch hour, a group of girls participated in a flash mob to promote last night's performance of the play "Grease."

Wow! Your age, your favorite movie, your wardrobe and whether or not you like Taco Bell all go into determining 'Which Alcoholic Drink Are You?'! Who knew?

Yesterday on the air, Fox & Friends co-host Heather Childers called the University of Connecticut Huskies the "NAACP national champs," instead of the NCAA champs.

It's springtime, and that means that the bluebonnets are in full bloom, especially just across our border to the east in the great state of Texas. But, as hundreds of thousands of the little blue flowers open in full bloom, almost as many natives of the Lone Star State are squatting over them and posing for photos!

I love baseball and I love jokes! So, what better way to celebrate  the both - and the start of a new baseball season - than to resurrect the greatest (and certainly most complex) comedy bit of all time, Abbott and Costello's classic 'Who's On First'.

The first guy in the video - the one jumping high, flying like a bird, sailing effortlessly over the bar - that's not me. The second fellow - the one who puts every ounce of strength into trying to clear a little chain barely a foot off the ground - that's me! And, sadly, most of the rest of us.

When I was a dog owner, my two (Yorkies Gizmo and Peanut who lived to the ages of 19 and 15, respectively) loved nothing more than to jump on the bed and wake me up...at a time totally of their choosing.

Given the increasing frequency of zombies in movies, television and other media, it’s quite obvious that the zombie apocalypse will soon here. But who knew that when it comes to surviving this showdown with the undead, location - like real estate - is everything. Some states, it would seem, are more populated with zealous zombie fighters than others.