Listen to the good music and sing along with it like: Life is just a bowl of cherries Don't take it serious, Life's too mysterious You work, You save, You worry so But you can't take your dough When you go, go, go So keep repeating "It's the berries." The strongest oak must fall The sweet...more

Chicago, USA - world class opera, symphony, ballet, dance, theater, concerts, libraries, cultural center, radio, baseball x 2, ice hockey, basketball, football & soccer. It also has some of the world's best hospitals and educational institutions, transportation systems, restaurants, parks, beaches, museums, a lake, a r...more

Here is what the article says: "But in a city filled with gutted and ransacked buildings, the library has for the most part stayed intact. Perhaps even the looters have a respect for the services once provided there." Horrible conclusion!!! The conclusion should be that the looters don't want to steal anything that ...more

Yes. And what about prostitutes in states where prostitution is legalized. They are risking their lives from maniacs and diseases. After age 45 where are they going? Also, the average professional football player in the NFL only lasts three to four years and he will most likely be maimed when he is finished with hi...more

I know of a couple of roofers who make over 70K a year. It's hard work but from what I see it pays well.

I think being a dealer in a casino is a very difficult job; especially craps. You have to put up with rude, miserable people (especially when they have lost a lot of money). You also have to put up with smoking and people who don't bathe. I don't think they make over 30K per year and they work a lot of hours. I don't t...more

What's the surprise? American soldiers are killed by weapons made in America. The USA funds the world and the USA arms the world. And in return its citizens get a kick in the you know where.

One of the basic laws of male physiology: "The angle of the dangle and the heat of the meat are proportional to the wink from the drink." Please, somebody find me a job as a company executive making at least $200,000 a year and I'll stop reading and writing MSN comments. I can do a good act.

Read what the article says: "Virgin empire founder Sir Richard Branson has no qualms about what this service intends to do. In a posted to Virgin America's Facebook page, he offers his "guide to getting lucky" at 35,000 feet. "I'm not a betting man, but I say your chances of deplaning with a plus-one are at least 50...more