SmogMonster

I presume the RS in #10 is rupees. If so, the customers spent 3.5 hours there and just spent $4.18 US. I can sympathize with the owners wanting them to leave so other people could have the table.

I'm pretty sure #7 is a caterpillar that got really close to the camera. Those big "eye" things are the false eyes you see on a lot of caterpillars' heads.

And ironically, Rodale was there as a health and longevity expert. He promoted eating organic foods as a way to live longer.

My friend and her husband were in an ATV accident and both got brain damage. In her case, she was able to recover (after a year out of work and being bankrupted by medical bills), but her husband's made him so violent she needed to end the marriage for her own safety.

FYI, UTIs can actually bring on agitation and psychosis in elderly people, so if you're taking care of an elderly relative, be sure they drink enough water! My mom, who suffered from dementia, got one and started screaming at and trying to attack the staff at the nursing home where… Read More

Yes, that's how quixotic is pronounced in American English too. I even looked it up just now to be sure.

The rudeness to the audience member is horrible, but the reason he flinched when Rami Malek touched his hand is that it was shortly after he nearly lost one of his fingers in an accident.

Same with me for #3. I've become homesick and also need to work in the US for a while more to be fully vested for Social Security, but I'm scared. Where I live now (China) isn't perfect by any means, but I have great freedom of movement here. I don't have to worry when I go out… Read More

It's not always the same. Immigrants intend to stay, while expats are there temporarily. I like the country where I'm living, but won't be able to live there after retirement, so I'd classify myself as an expat. Or, if you work someplace as a diplomat or a work project for your… Read More

Vampire bats are really small, if that makes you feel any better.