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Chipper Jones...baseball never seemed anything but fun for him! Kipp

I don't know...the themes are a bit serious and morose this time around (with a bit of humor sprinkled on top). I'd rather more comedy without the long moral lessons. Kipp

I suspect "Bald Viking" might be more appropriate. Off with the baseball cap I say! Kipp

I liken it to coats and jackets. I remember having them, they vary by season and some stand out as clear memories. Most fulfilled their function and I haven't thought of them in years. Just as I couldn't count all the coats and jackets I've had over the last 40 years....the same would go for hook ups and escort encounters! Kipp

I have to say I'm grossed out by the (Please God-- let it end.) beard trend. Yuck...anything more than a three day growth sends me running to the personal hygiene closet! Kipp

Thanks for posting this! Well, well, well... Kipp

I hope the trend of "heavy issues" isn't the moniker for the new series. We've CSI et al for that! Kipp

You breed 'em...you feed 'em-- don't get me involved! Dogs are a much better option... Bratz, Kipp

What ever happened to "Small Town John" from Atlanta? I believe he was a forum poster at one time and also well reviewed. Kipp

If the older version works for you, you are in luck: https://rentmen.eu/Malachi_Marx Kipp

I think he may be travelling to MN in early October...check his travel schedule. Kipp

I recently met with Tyler and review is submitted. Fantastic! Kipp

At about 8:02 on the above clip Rosario is on stage and takes a bow after the scene. She is using a cane and in a wheelchair off to the side. Kipp

I'm taking a vacation day on 9/28/17 just to be a part of the real time action! Do we know if Beverly Leslie is in the returning series? Unless Rosario has severe health issues (stroke, dementia?) it would be nice if she could make a brief appearance in some form. It could be a nice tribute to her character even if brief. Kipp

It truly makes a sad story sadder! I don't know whether it's lust or pity but I feel so very sorry for Aaron and how his life turned out. Kipp

James Norton of PBS "Grantchester" and soon to be released remake of "Flatliners", Yummy! Kipp

I'm very impressed. Almost a "Nick Jonas" sort of vibe going on. Hope to see more of this guy! https://rentmen.eu/Andrewk Kipp

Doris Day in "Please Don't Eat The Daisies", what's not to love?

Please God-- tell me Beverly Leslie is part of the cast!

My current baseball crush, Jake Lamb of the AZ D-backs: grade A stud!

Do baseball cards still exist and do kids still collect them? This was a huge deal in my childhood! Kipp

His travel schedule disappeared from his site. His photos were updated to include some in Hollywood. I texted him to ask if he was still on the travel schedule and said "No I have relocated to LA". Let's hope he decides to travel soon! Kipp

Eric Hutchinson: "Watching You watch Him" Keep your eye on the dark haired guy in the red shirt. It seems to have homoerotic subplot with Eric's sights set on the red shirt guy! Lots of energy... Kipp

I have contacted this guy by email with the hopes he upgrades and we can make a connection. I'll keep you posted! Kipp

A life lesson to be learned is usually to stick with a tried and true formal name as a legal one and you can modify it anyway you want later. Case in point--30+ years ago one of the students in one of the classes I was teaching was named Nikki. The problem was that by his sophomore year he was 210lbs and 6 feet tall and a star on the football team--"Nikki" just wasn't going to cut it. When he turned 16 and was old enough to do so, he marched right down to the court house and legally changed his name to Nicholas. Lesson learned-- what may seem timely or cute may not stand the test of time! My nephew was going to formally be named "Alex". I begged them to legally make it Alexander. God only knows but 30 years from now "Alex" may be a girl's name. My cousin was named Alexis--often a boy's name. Each year when she got back to school she was on the seating chart in the front of the classroom with the boys because the nuns thought it was a boy's name and planned the chart before school started. Sometimes common sense has to trump novelty. Kipp (short for Kippy)