Yes, I do favor 'Made in USA'.  But, quality is quality.  Regardless of where it is made, if I want a shirt to survive 1,000 washes in the washing machine and and 1,000 dries in the dryer, then that shirt has to have a good or higher quality.   I'd rather pay a $1,000.00 for a shirt that will never get a hole, tear, ...more

No, I will not be shopping on Thanksgiving Day, Black Friday, or Cyber Monday.  I reserve all my holiday shopping for December 1st.

The success to every scam is fear and trust.  If you fear you will lose your home, car, life, health, whether the fear is legitmate or not, beware!  A scammer is right around the corner.  Never act in haste, an honest person is there to help you, only if you take the time to look for them.

Is it just me, or is the photo of the house in a cave missing (Festus, MO)?

Neither, they're self-righteous.

I'd watch this sequel only if: 1. The same balance between comedy and drama is continued from the original series. & 2. Ridculous or desparate attempts to gain an audience are made (i.e. unneccessary new characters, and unresolved cliff hangers).

Had a black cat pretend to be my father's black dress shoes on more than one occasion.  At least one dress shoe would be mysteriously missing when this happened.

Insurance and credit scores.  It might have to do with what a FICO score is: a grade on your consistency to pay.   You could make a 7, 8-figure annual salary and have a credit score of 230 and no one with loan you anything if you asked.  But you could borrow as much as you wanted if you had a 4-figure annual salary and...more

"My tuition was about $5,000 a year, but there was $500 per year for a new gym I never used, plus $5,000 for a dorm (if you live more than 50 miles away as a freshman/sophomore you were REQUIRED to get a dorm room), another $2,000 for a meal plan, $2,000 average for textbooks, plus library fees, network fees, fees for ...more