NOT REALLY SURE, BUT . . . . . . . .

Not really sure, but -

Eating Mom's cheese spread on whole wheat bread would surely be Un-American - no matter how much fibre one needs in their diet

Why is it that people in grocery stores open the egg cartons to see if the top of the eggs are broken but don't bother checking out the bottom of the eggs?

You got to admire a Supreme Court decision like the one on health reform when each opposing side is sure they were right - and that they won.

Curious about a recent survey on healthcare (as I am doubtful about almost all of them). Per the survey 56% want us to accept the Supreme Court 5/4 decision and just get on with life and 81% of the 56% are Democrats.

Do sports fanatics really believe that there will ever be a decision on change - like the college football playoffs -or the All Star selection - that will  clarify things to the satisfaction of the majority?

By the way, is the average sport fan so naive that they fail to recognize that the primary job of the sports print and TV media is to not to report the news - but to stir up and foment discontent - and, that they really don't give a damn about the fans.?

Speaking of sports, should we be among the people demanding that it's time to "Break Up The Pirates" - or simply wait to see if we repeat the disappointing conclusion of the 2011 season?

Shouldn't DeWayne Wickham's weekly column in the USA Today have a header that proclaims it to be:
"advertisement"?

Did people living in Dodge City in the 1870's really talk like Festus Haggan?

Why is it still so hard for the average man  to admit that they occasionally cry in reaction to a stimulus?

Why is it that people who are heavy into nursery rhymes can't seem to grasp that if "Lil Bo-Peep has "lost" her sheep - and  doesn't know where to find them - is simply a truism? You see, if she did know their whereabouts - the silly little critters  wouldn't be "lost".

Anyway, just wondering - and not really sure of the answers.