I love how melodic Bruno Mars' "Risk it All" is. The only thing that would make it better is if he could actually sing.
Men At Work had at least two songs which contained the phrase "not much to say."
Paul McCartney actually recorded and had a hit with "Mary Had a Little Lamb."
Does Premier Networks produce a separate edition of "American Top Forty" for Canada?
Caught Warm 101.3 Rochester tonight with surprisingly good signal, commercials and huge playlist from the eighties to today. First time I actually stayed tuned to that station for any length of time.
Am looking for a link to the documentary A&E aired in 2001 or thereabouts about crystal meth.
Loved the jerk chicken I had at the Madoc Fair a few weeks ago.
Despite the fact there are all different flavours of milkshake, I prefer the old school ones: chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, and butterscotch.
Got some dried apple slices for my birthday and I enjoy them.
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Babylon Bee
Concerned Citizens Launch GoFundMe To Help Sydney Sweeney Buy Some Clothes
Celebs
Sep 19, 2026 · BabylonBee.com
U.S. — Concerned Americans have started a GoFundMe to purchase some clothing for the obviously destitute Sydney Sweeney.
With news circulating that the impoverished Sweeney apparently cannot afford even the smallest article of clothing, compassionate citizens have jumped in.
"Poor girl. She's got nothing, and no one is stepping up to help," said local woman Alisa Rhine. "It's been months now, and she still hasn't been able to acquire any clothes. How are we letting this happen in the year 2026? We've got to help this clearly indigent young lady get her dignity back. It's exactly what we as Christians are called to do: clothe the naked."
The GoFundMe, titled "Buy Some Clothes For Sydney Sweeney," quickly attracted donations from sympathetic Americans who said they could no longer stand by and watch the actress endure another red carpet appearance with only six square inches of fabric to her name.
"I saw a recent picture of her and just broke down crying," said donor Patricia Wilson. "You see poverty on television, but you never think it could get this bad right here in America. If we can just get her a couple of sweaters and a pair of pants, it could make a world of difference."
At publishing time, more GoFundMe campaigns had popped up for ladies walking around the grocery store in a sports bra.
