Her Way Sucks, I Prefer His: I discovered accidentally, about 10 years ago, that men feel entitled to wear comfortable underwear that covers their entire ass. The whole thing. Can

Quotation of the Day for September 9, 2007 “I believe I have an unfair edge over most of my colleagues right now — my mind works faster than my mouth

Quotation of the Day for September 3, 2007 “We are slightly normal. We have a normal side to us.” – Prince Harry, Henry Charles Albert David Wales, in his recent

Neil Gaiman sez: I’m home, and a bit exhausted. It was a beautiful day, and I took enormous pleasure in wandering around the garden in my dressing gown this morning

QOTD for March 12: “When he was younger Mr Phillips had hated meetings. Or at least he had once he had got over the grown-up feeling, the warm glow of

Elizabeth May, current leader of the Green Party of Canada, is running in the London North Centre by-election today in an attempt to be the first Green Party parliamentarian in

(QOTD for August 27) “The whole of nature, as has been said, is a conjugation of the verb to eat, in the active and passive.” – William Ralph Inge

(QOTD for August 15) “Sucks is the most concise, emphatic way we have to say something is no good. As a one-syllable intransitive verb, it offers superb economy. Granted, some

And another QOTD: The real world is a complicated place. In order to provide illustrations in a physics lesson that emphasize only a single concept, such as Newton’s Second Law

“I would also like to understand women.” – Stephen Hawking, astrophysicist, from a list of his ambitions, as told to the moderator at a recent lecture at Hong Kong University

QOTD for May 2: “The only function of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectable.” – John Kenneth Galbraith, economist, author, professor at Harvard and Princeton, who died April

“Waiting for the German verb is surely the ultimate thrill.” – Flann O’Brien, writer (1911-1966). (QOTD)

“The book, like the bicycle, is a perfect form.” – Jacques Barzun (QOTD)