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Happy with the outcome, even if it was a not particularly interesting season. Lotta goats on the jury.

Cruel to be Kind, Nick Lowe "You say your love is bonafide, but that don't coincide ... with the things that you do"

Yes. The theming, landscaping, comfort, fine dining, and proximity to parks all favor the deluxe resorts. Pricing and casual dining favor the moderate and value resorts.

Back in the day, helicopter parents were rare. Now, they're the standard, mostly because of the nanny state laws that have been passed since the 70s. Utah just became the first state to pass a "free-range parenting" law that returns parenting back to what was considered normal behavior in the...

Well, this is a serious question, and though I'm not an inkfant myself, I understand their plight. If I had to deal with ill-fitting, bulky undergarments, clip-on pacifiers, and dorky onesies, I'm sure I'd want a tattoo, too. But, I also see that Disney has an image to uphold. So, in the...

Wicked Game, Chris Isaak "The room was on fire no one could save me but you Strange what desire can make foolish people do"

Bring on the Dancing Horses, Echo & the Bunnymen "Shiver and say the words, of every lie you've heard"

Stacey is certainly watchable, but Kryssa was perkier and prettier.

Gold Dust Woman, Fleetwood Mac (their best song!) "Did she make you cry, make you break down, shatter your illusion of love?"

Salt in My Tears, Martin Briley "I'm looking back at the time that drifted by But I won't cry for the wasted years 'Cause you ain't worth the salt in my tears"

Knockin' at Your Door, The Rave-Ups (along with Dramarama, two bands from the mid-80s to early-90s that should have been big) "You've seen it before"

2010s Greatest Song, so far:

2000s Greatest Song (In the 90s Britpop battle, Oasis may have been more popular, but Blur were better, thanks to the songwriting of Damon Albarn who later went on to form Gorillaz):

Greatest Songs of the 90s (too hard to decide!):

Greatest song of the 80s, not including T.P.:

Greatest song of the 70s is a tough call. I could go with any of these:

Best song of the 60s from the best songwriting duo of all-time:

Greatest Punk Song of All-Time! RIP, Joe Strummer:

Best Song of All-Time! RIP, the greatest American songwriter, Tom Petty:

Fall Down, Toad the Wet Sprocket "She hates her life, she hates her skin, she even hates her friends Tries to hold on to all the reputations she can't mend"