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Laurel, MS
Hampton Inn #320

Picture Of The Week

Michael Phelps as a youngster, Thanks to "DL" aka "The Velvet Elvis"

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Matthews, NC
Hampton Inn #412

Raleigh, NC
Holiday Inn #310
Lexington, SC
Hampton Inn #308

One Of The Constants

around the south is "Waffle House". It's the butt of many jokes;

What has 4 breasts and two teeth?
Midnight shift at a Waffle House.
Never the less there are fewer places that serve a better breakfast or are more friendly.
That being said I don't think I'd get married at one.
"Married At Waffle House"
The best part is that this took place in the county that I live in.

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Cornelius, NC
Hampton Inn #412
Lexington, SC
Hampton Inn #102
Anderson, SC
Hampton Inn #111

I Don't Think I Need One Of These

I've rocked the goatee for many a years, even before it was COOL. I've never really struggled when it came to the care, maintenance and trimming of the devil beard. Apparently there are some that find that trimming their goatee one of the bigger challenges of their day so along comes the "GoateeSaver". This "Hannibal Lector" looking contraption allows you to trim said goatee in an easy and even fashion.
I'm leaning towards this being some kind of an urban legend, but it is on the internet so it must be true.

UPDATE

This may be legit as I found this video message to Donny Deutsch. Good luck there just might be a market for this, after all I do own a couple of "Head Blades" and all it does is shave my head.

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Huntsville, AL
Hampton Inn #514

It Figures

"IKEA" must be reading my blog, and on a regular basis, because after yesterdays post of my disdain towards them - look what shows up in this mornings paper, it's IKEA's 2009 catalog, whoopeeeeeee.
"The Wife" has already broke out the pencil and begun circling stuff.

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Valdosta, GA
Hampton Inn #431

Macon Ga
Hampton Inn #221

Someone Else I Can Relate To

I have wrote in the past over my general dislike of IKEA "LINK". Again I must add that their quality and prices can't be beat. Both of the kids rooms are furnished with their stuff. My beef is with the hassle of moving around the store and then waiting for some asshat to figure out how to use the self-checkout. Here's a link to "QUIKEA" with a few tips to speed up the IKEA experience, and remember what Starbucks has taught us "We all want an experience". Just to prove I'm not a total IKEA basher I do subscribe to "ikea hacker".