Yes, like astrology gives astronomy a bad name.  Totally concur.   Although Larry might think that's too convivial of me.

So I read Larrypants above about organic food, blah, blah, blah then I click on Scrut's link to a video below:

And guess what the ad over the video offers me?  I kid you not, ('cause I'm not sure I know how to do that) right on the screen is an offer for "Organic Produce Delivery."  I hate that. 

Panache.  Hmm.  Is that a type of French bread?

So there, Larrypants.

...to take 5555!

...but not on a broom...

Susan sweeps in...

Nothing hatefully clever to write, dash.  Your latest remarks, however, did remind me of this.  Is that the kind of stuff you get to eat in the gastronomic wonderland that is France?

Alas, Euell, we hardly knew ye.

Ha! Larry!  I get 5510.  Auspicious indeed.

Of the cactus family.

SansaPants*.  Very well played, Severely!  However, you might be accused of using French idiom.

The name somehow reminds me of the Dads 'n Lads line of slacks from the early 70s.  While that particular brand doesn't seem to exist, there is still reason to be of good cheer.  Consider this my Happy Father's Day wish to all of you.

* not to be confused with SansaBelt Pants.

My father, father-in-law, and brother-in-law will join us for Sunday dinner.  We're looking forward to it;  good food but better company and always lively conversation.

Great.  Just great.  I am now getting an ad that starts with, "Change Your Undies."  Tag line is, "each purchase helps create jobs in Detroit."  Is it the fuchsia tights or Severely sitting around in less than skivvies?

What a great idea!  Innovative, creative, and dare I say, "novel"?

Why, Little Chocolate Donuts, of course.