Women’s clothing stores should always have adequate benches for the husband to sit and be bored

We need unannounced fire inspections at mosques. For everyone's safety.

Gas stations? I never visit one unless I need a midnight snack. Superchargers? I never visit one unless I'm on a road trip. Do you know how nice it is to get up in the morning with a full "tank" and just drive?

An actor or actress is on a TV show 30, 40, or even 50 years ago and they are still getting fan mail, convention stints, TV interviews, and books. No one seems to care that I stocked the shelves at ACME markets 50 years ago.

The democrats are highly motivated and smell blood in the water. Get out and vote RED in November as if your life depends on it, cause it does. This is the mentality we're up against. ⬇️

I get a bit tired of celebrities who tell us how tough they had it during the filming of this or that. They get paid an obscene amount of money to do very little work.

Oh they found it. Thank goodness . I wondered where I put that.

Two new rules for Congress would solve a lot of problems on their own. Term limits Must be born in the USA

reminder that joe biden and the democratic party left our doggy warriors to starve to death in their cages in afghanistan

Gun storage laws are nothing more than a tyrannical govt giving itself the authority to enter the people’s home without a warrant or even probable cause. They’re unconstitutional and should be treated as such!

China announced it is sending the US two giant pandas. In return, the US is sending China two giant RINOs.

You must eat every day from one fast food restaurant for a year. Which restaurant are you picking?

A Delmonico steak is a thick, highly marbled, premium cut of beef made famous by Delmonico’s Restaurant in New York City in the mid-19th century. Because the legendary restaurant never officially documented the exact primal cut used, "Delmonico" today functions more as a style of preparation—cut thick (1.5 to 2 inches) and generously seasoned—to achieve a heavily caramelized crust while keeping a rich, medium-rare center. When you buy or order a Delmonico today, you're usually getting a boneless center-cut ribeye, though it can also refer to a chuck eye steak or a boneless strip loin. Its heavy intramuscular marbling gives it a deep, beefy flavor and built-in tenderness, making it ideal for a high-heat pan sear finished with plenty of butter. I always called a ribeye a Delmonico back in the day.

Still one of my favorite bits: Copper Clappers.

Uhm... why do you think this product failed?

I always wondered why the steep stairs on these old homes in NYC. Well now I know. I thought they were perhaps afraid of flooding but.. While the high entrance looks like flood defense, NYC brownstone stoops (from the Dutch stoep) were actually built to escape 19th-century street filth. With thousands of horses lining the roads, street-level mud, manure, and dust were constant hazards. Raising the main entrance kept the elegant parlor floor clean, dry, and smelling fresh. The high stoop also established a clever social and structural layout. It allowed servants and delivery workers to use a discreet street-level door tucked under the stairs to access the kitchen, while formal guests climbed the grand steps above. Plus, raising the main floor created space for basement windows, letting natural light and fresh air reach the lower levels.