BigusDicus

Agreed. But there are going to be some good deals on used planes....every billionaire is going to want at least one....

Closures here is S Calif of major retail malls and more. Bars closed, restaurants limited with full closure imminent. Many are saying 2 weeks. Just talked with a neighbor who is a physician. He feels closures will last at least 8 weeks. He has changed his position on wearing masks. Says there is evidence the virus lives for 3-4 hours in the air.

The travel industry and associated businesses around the world are being gutted. There will be many failures. Even airlines may fall if this gets real serious

I love fresh green salads. We had our last one Sunday. No more for a while...

Do not eat anything raw. Cook everything.

At the forefront of fashion I guess...does kind of turn me on. My wife's sister may be right: perhaps I am "a sick fuck"...

He’ll never walk normally. Bless his heart.

Never ask a man where he's from. If he's from Texas he will tell you, if not, there is no reason to embarrass him.

Brilliant!

BTW, tell your friends to be careful where they get their overseas Viagra. Don’t what the Russians meddling in our erections

Student Test: Write these words in alphabetical order.

The quality of wine available in Thailand has greatly improved in the last few years. Mr. Egg at Le Pub was serving a palatable red at a decent price on my last trip. A few places around town too.

Quality is subjective of course. Taste it. If you like it - it is quality (enough?) Wine like many things in life there is good and gooder. Often times "good" is good enough. My wife and I occasionally enjoy a $20, 30, 40 plus bottle of wine. On a weekend day when we might be drinking more seriously it is easy to go through 2 bottles or more - too expensive! If you have friends over costs add up quickly. There are some very good bottles of wine out there for $10 or under. Costco has amazing deals! Nine times out of ten we drink "good" bottles. My personal experience with boxed wine is limited. My understanding is you do not need to refrigerate an opened box of red. Do not know how long it lasts. I would guess that refrigerating would extend longevity. If you do not care for the chilled red let it sit in the glass for a while. Never hurts to let it 'breath' (aerate) anyways. A worthwhile investment for red wine drinkers is an aerator. Can make a $10 bottle seem like a $12.

You might be a redneck if...you think this sounds like fun!