Would love to have seen this magical piece on the big screen in its original glory.
But again, how to pick ONE?
Then there's Harvey, The Court Jester, Dark Victory...

While I know it's my civic duty, and I do find the people watching fascinating, I'd secretly hope me sitting with this book would be off-putting enough to suggest I get dismissed early.

Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag

Making someone wait more than 20 minutes.
Not using your blinker/signal.
Getting in and out of the carpool lane by going OVER the yellow line (which is fine-able, but I witness it at least twice a day and NEVER is there a cop around!).

Speidi. Stupidity+ignorance/obtuseness - all these people should be put on an island. Add the conscious intent of acting this way in order to incite people, well... ugh. Makes me crazy.

Marriage tendre
Disparaît dans un instant
Ne pas craindre, croit

(Loving marriage
Vanishes in an instant
Do not have fear, trust)

To heighten the hair
Spray a misty chemical
Dance and change the world

Could care less
Yes, it's a phrase, not a word. So I'm a cheater at this prompt.
However, it's an inaccurate phrase; it makes no sense. I am forced to bite my tongue when people say "Well I could care less" because the appropriate response is "Well then GO FOR IT"... but that would make me a total bitch, and I strive not to be.
If you could NOT care less, however, I cannot challenge that, and understand your point of view.

Isn't that just about the oldest place?
Or would Teotihuacan be older?!
Something more to look up...
Pretty cool stuff; my family went when I was 12 - and I've never stuck out like a sore thumb so much... 5'11" probably, and blonde. My dad had to keep a close eye on me.
It was a fascinating trip. We actually got to go inside one of them, and for my family, that was challenging, as the pathways were about 4 ft. high. But once you were inside a chamber, it was huge. I remember there was a built-in casket remaining, and I stood in it for a photo with my arms crossed over my chest, and my dad took the picture just as someone else's flash went off, which gave it a nice eery quality.
That was the beginning of our trip, after which we went to Abu Simbel, the Valley of the Kings, Aswan and Luxor, where I got very ill, and remained so for another couple of weeks, including our cruise around the Greek Islands, where I had to miss Rhodes because I was too sick to even walk! But the ship had an amazing doctor who was lovely and very caring, and gave me some massive shot in the butt which would paralyze whichever leg for that day, so I was hanging onto my dad as we walked around Istanbul and into the mosques and around the bazaars.
The day I missed Rhodes he had one of his (gorgeous) stewards sit at my bedside and squeeze me fresh orange juice.
Then one day I woke up and BAM! 100% like new.
Another specific memory is visiting the amphitheater at Ephesus, where there happened to be an opera singer in the group of tourists, who broke into song to test the legendary sound quality of the amphitheater. It was amazing.

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I keep trying to find reasons to subscribe, but each time I buy an individual issue off the stands, I get frustrated trying to find the ONE story I really bought it for in the TOC (Why can they not list the article with the EXACT same title as the cover? SIMPLE)... then when I get to the articles, I find them to be one or two pages of ... fluff. Not really delving into too much. I don't want Psychology Today, but a little more depth would be cool.

Doesn't involve a lot of brain power, but is hilarious, endearing, and timeless.

thoughtful

"Before you act, always stop and think: Is this a good thing I'm doing or a bad thing I'm doing?"
Drilled into us by mom from very early on, and still plays through my head in certain situations. Sometimes I still went ahead with the bad thing, and usually lived to regret it...

I Don't Feel Like Dancin' by Scissor Sisters

It's just about the happiest song about not being happy. I dare anyone to remain still while this song is on.

These Boots Are Made For Walkin' by Nancy Sinatra

Maybe I'm not answering this question right. This song is/was my staple at karaoke night! (haven't done it in ages).
For me, you'd have to pay me NOT to sing. So. Yeah.