I think Z must be playing the game: stroke Trump’s ego.

Probed.

At 14 years old, the boy can probably understand.

How wonderfully appropriate!

I hope the title refers to the world named after the second ordinal number, or you’re gonna be pretty upset to find you made a typographical or spelling error.

A what?

(For those playing along at home, those “best beaches” are on the Big Island, while my suggestion is on Oahu.)

Waimanalo Beach is what you want!

So the Brigadier will be disciplined, right? Right?

Baby, It’s Cold Outside. It’s such a fun song as the guy and girl go back and forth. Until you realize that he’s guilting her into sleeping with him. Eww!

Is your refrigerator running? Yes? Better go catch it!

Oh! Sorry, I wasn’t expecting you.

Yeah, but you lot like queueing, like it’s the national pastime.

After asking a similar question on this channel a few days ago, I think we’re going to watch the coverage on NBC, unless I find something better on YouTube.

Cue all the comments about the final results not being available tomorrow night…

The term “Yank” is incredibly loaded with all kinds of stereotypes the world over, but it has a very different meaning in the US.

“I object to the term ‘loud-mouth American’. It’s a tautology.” --Magda S. in Fast Forward (maybe?)

Before it gets cold, turn off your outdoor spigots from the inside. If you have ducted air, change the filter every few months. If you have a furnace or boiler, be sure to have a carbon monoxide detector in addition to regular smoke detectors.

Everyone else has covered the important stuff, so I’ll just recommend that, especially if you have kids, you identify the local sledding hill and get a sled, snow pants, warm coat, snow boots, gloves and hat. If you’ve gotta live in it, make sure you enjoy it when it comes!

What does election coverage offer that is insightful and useful?

Mainly an excuse to stay up past our bedtimes.

Yes, thanks!

Of course we’re not going to know the answer until January 7, but we’re staying up on Tuesday for the journey, not the destination.