Mike Hunt

Life is good!

My in-laws do prime rib every year, for New Year I roast a whole tenderloin. Take the beef tenderloin every time. PR is too fatty for my taste. Seemed like a lot of waste yesterday for costing 140.00

Agree, can`t have enough security during Mardi Gras.

Boston hung on for a long time, now sadly it is slowly seeping into the gutter and going the way of Chicago, SF, Seattle, the Twin Cities in Minnesota. The Irish there are tough and resilient so the city will probably split in the future.

Filled up for 2.34 a gallon yesterday. 24 eggs for 2.99. Market roaring. These were the main complaints in February and March. Life is good.

The bourbon trend has slowed down. Tequilia sales are up. Did not know Japs bought Jim Beam.

All awards are subjective. Maybe Fuentes wins the next one. Again, it is not for us to decide.

You have to admit it is funny. The service members could not hold it in. The black guy with the buck teeth was laughing.

Quite an accomplishment that nobody seems to care about. They care more about a name added to a theatre.

Chicago celebrates Christmas Tree lighting.;8 shot, 14 year old killed! Merry Christmas.

Judges are put in place to enforce the laws of the land. Not for her to decide. Hero for letting a domestic abuse case walk and hide? You always have made some terrible analogies but the Anne Frank one may take to cake.

Depends on who comes after. Who really cares though..just a name on a building. Why waste any more time on this.

They would not be hard to find.

Of course..CNN or MSNBC would never interview Jewish students about their fears and concerns.

That is not for us to decide. Jewish students in New York City “are scared” about what Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s victory means for their lives on campus, saying that the democratic socialist’s win is “a huge blow to the New York City Jewish community.” Students from Columbia University, Barnard University and Baruch College are revealing some of the major concerns held by Jewish students ahead of Mamdani’s swearing in on New Year’s Day. “I think it’s a huge blow to the New York City Jewish community,” Aidan Herlinger of Baruch College said. “We’re looking at someone who has shouted out the Holy Land Five in a rap song, which he still hasn’t taken off his Twitter, he’s supported globalize the Intifada, refused to condemn it, and I think that’s such a dangerous precedent for Jewish people.”