Once something becomes known as one name . . . no matter how that came to be . . . those names are very rarely changed.  But that won’t stop the internet from fantasizing. In an online forum, someone asked, “What is badly named, and what’s a better name for it?”  And people had a…

It’s National Girl Scout Day. 112 years ago – In 1912, Juliette Gordon Low founded the Girl Scouts of America. Despite having a daughter in Girl Scouts, Dave doesn’t do so well in the quiz from Gunny Pagnotta. Play along.

Dave went to Sedona, AZ one of the energy vortexes of the world and brought a rock back for Gina. Gina was surprised and thankful for her gift while also questioning the legality of how it was obtained.

Dave & Gina talk about the cost of living in 1962. Do we even want to look?

Children’s author, Katie Davis, created the February 28th observance of National Tooth Fairy Day. While there is also an August 22nd observance, it is interesting to note the two observances are six months apart and the American Dental Association’s recommendation to have cleanings twice annually. The Tooth Fairy has pretty good job security, but that doesn’t…

Dave & Gina talking about Dave’s wife, Brandi, putting the kibosh on Dave’s candy choice. Dave wanted jawbreakers but he has had thousands of dollars worth of dental work over several years, so chewing on rock-like candy is not smart! Gina agrees with Brandi.

Dave & Craig talk about fishing thanks to comedian Jim Gaffigan thinking back on something he did in his rust belt youth: Fishing out of a swimming pool! (From his 2023 Prime special, “Dark Pale”.)

Gunny quizzes Dave on Leap Year! A leap year is a calendar year that contains an additional day compared to a common year. The 366th day is added to keep the calendar year synchronized with the astronomical year  Play along to see how you stack up.

Dictionary.com just added 327 new words and terms, including a bunch Gen Z likes to use.  Here are the highlights . . . 1.  Bed rotting.  The practice of spending many hours in bed during the day, often with snacks or an electronic device, as a voluntary retreat from activity or stress. 2.  The ick.  A sudden…

The first “Teddy bear” was put on sale on this day in history, Feb. 15, 1903. Named after President Theodore Roosevelt, the stuffed bear was first sold by Morris Michtom, a Brooklyn, New York, resident who owned a candy shop, the website for the National Parks Service (NPS) says. In November 1902, Holt Collier, a widely admired…