Thank you for sharing, that was brilliant!
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I found this video fascinating:
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Thank you for introducing me to Loudermilk. That scene is fantastic!
One of my favorite performers, Regina Spektor, is famous for her glottal stops. And DB can do no wrong.
PS: I once recorded myself doing vocal fry loudly and for as long as I could hold it back in the 80s. Wish I still had those tapes 
I do not miss this. At all.
I could care lessâŚ
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I know you could!
Could, have, will again!
That makes me crazy.
Entering it here made me crazy, as autocorrect kept changing âofâ to âhaveâ, and since there were two occurrences in the sentence, I had to go back and forth âcorrectingâ them multiple times, until I prevailed.
âJury-riggedâ instead of âJerry-riggedâ.
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I completely approve of this.
I hope they award extra points for having a full on Japanese deluxe toilet bidet combo.
Who do we talk do about expanding this guide into the USA and, dare I say, world wide?
I know there are already extensive bathroom guides for both Disneyland and Disney World.
Iâll suggest the bathrooms at the Madonna Inn in San Luis Obispo. The menâs, in particular, is a quite lovely copper waterfall.
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You do care then, or you couldnât care less?
I think both make the point.
The Hermitage Hotel (Nashville) has a spectacular menâs bathroom.
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Beautiful hotel, in general. Really glad I had dinner there back in 2013.
Everyone uses âI could care lessâ to mean âI couldnât care less.â
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Yes, both make the point.
I used to argue with my Greek teacher about the precise use of language. Her position was that what is commonly spoken is the valid language. IOW, language is alive and constantly changing.
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And all I thought that existed was an appthat told you where to find available bathrooms ⌠I canât keep up!
