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Maybe a tiny bit, Shack. Kiniski was a beauty compared to that ugly brute, the Bruiser.

He was the epitome of the town bully. He hated everybody and worse, he would use a chair or a pencil to poke you in the eye. Thoroughly hissable.

Shack, you forgot that cad and dirty fighter who later teamed up with Bobo Brazil and became a hero. Dick the Bruiser. Don't forget the Sheik. Did you know that the Sheik actually owned Motor City Wrestling?

Conservative babes are usually hotter.

Someone a little different, Morgan Ortagus, contributor on Fox News.

RIP Count Floyd.

I personally like the MGM Live Dealers commercial featuring statuesque Kayslee Collins, Playboy February 2015 playmate. Very sexy.

Trudeau looks more like Castro than his stepfather Pierre or his mother Margaret. He does not look like his brothers at all.

Let it idle for two hours.

Great tits.

Mulroney was not a Conservative. He was a Progressive Conservative. His policies were not conservative. His policies were identical to those of the John Turner Liberals.

Mulroney took a bribe of $225,000 in $1,000 bills from Airbus and related companies in 1995. Also involved was Premier Frank Moores.The Liberals accused him of such in the Commons. Indignantly Mulroney sued for more than $50 million. Alan Rock, that useless horse-faced bastard of a justice...

From Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs," the intro tune, "Little Green Bag," Enjoy.

You are a scholar, Scholar. However, the Rule of 72 generally applies to a yearly return. For instance, an investment earning 6% annually will need 72 divided by 6 = 12 years to double, assuming no income tax, commissions, etc.

Dion singing "Shu Bop." Enjoy.

I liked this group, too, although this version of the Willows goes back to 1956, "Church Bells May Ring." These guys still played on the oldies circuit for a while.

Whatever happened to the Willows, the female group, not the guys, who had one minor hit with "My Kinda Guy,"

Jimmy Boyd from back in 1952, "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus,"

Here you go, Eddie. Enjoy the day. One of the great ballads of 1958, though not released until 1960, posthumously.

More Buddy Holly, "Rave on," Enjoy.