2. Heh.

Deep South. And I married a woman from Montgomery, AL. I can still tell a decent slice of pizza or a bagel, though.

I am a New York Jew who went south for college about half a century ago. Most of the Jews there often hung out with other Jews from their NY/FL/NJ culture. Much more interesting were the southerners. I had friends who were children of Huntsville rocket scientists and my next-door dormmate had a photo of his cow on the wall. Lotsa other characters. World's got plenty of boring, overachieving Jews, whom I grow up with.

When I was going to school, my father said, "Watch out for those southern Jews. They think their s#!t doesn't stink."

^ necessarily

My comment reflects little knowledge of Taylor Swift's music, by the way. If it's autotuned females singing about their personal issues, I'd prefer the instrumental versions.

From what I've seen they both love being photographed and being adored by the public.
#48 | Posted by BillJohnson

Trolls do the same, in a certain masochistic fashion.

Technology makes today's influencers and popular performers possible, not necessary the quality of their ideas or content. Who was that dope who wrote "Rich Men North of Richmond"? I'd like to see the stats on his following.

Best wishes to the engaged couple. My Alzheimer's-ridden wife's sundowning has proceeded to a stage I occasionally call "Marriage 2.0."

My father said that, back in the day, they'd go to a certain department store in New Jersey where cousin Leonard would get them good deals.

From there to hanging with Mel Brooks. There you go.

Proud to say that a cousin was the executive producer of the show: Leonard Stern. Also inventor of MadLibs.

Agent 99 was hot.

Jimmy Carter, Palestine: Peace, not Apartheid, 2006.

"When I look into his eyes, I see three letters: KGB."

John McCain, on the mark

How about Marla and Melania?