One of the Jewish kids made some sarcastic comment like, "Sure, a bunch of Jewish kids are going to win the tournament." The coach tells him not to put himself in a box like that.

Oh, and now we've got the obligatory scene about how Jewish food is all weird and icky.

And, even though it's set in Philadelphia, they are making no attempt whatsoever to disguise the fact that it's filmed in Toronto. They're playing basketball on a playground with a gorgeous view of the lake.

Buffista wordsmiths, please fill in the blank:

She put the condom on me, ______ it.

Applying? Unrolling?

I take it you found a wife?

I take it you found a wife?

Or at the very least he's pretty far advanced in the interview process.

It's for a friend writing a story.

Your Mom is NOT going to want that on your biography.

Aw, that's sweet.

Says the guy who got a lost airport book back to its rightful owner.

smonster, I say deep wine red. Any red would look good on you (with the exception of bright copper "red"), but I think a deep wine shade would be striking.

(Take my advice with a heaping spoon of salt - I finally took the plunge and have bright pink bangs and crown.)

I've packed up the Think Geek items and am mailing them back to the company with this letter:

On December 3, 2009, I placed an online order with your company. I received the order with no problem several days later and am completely satisfied.

However, on Monday, December 14th, I was surprised to find a package in my mailbox containing what appeared to be a duplicate order. This package had been mailed to me by [redacted]. Apparently, my order, along with the packing slip with my shipping information was inadvertently included with one of her recent orders.

She kindly and thoughtfully put my items in a packing envelope and mailed them to me at her own expense with a note explaining that she was worried I was missing the items and that they might be holiday gifts for someone.

I was touched by her integrity and honesty. Some people would think nothing of keeping such items or would have simply returned them to the company, without worrying whether or not the correct person received them.

I would hope that you would acknowledge Ms. [redacted]’s kindness in some small way. I have sent her a thank you card and am enclosing the duplicate items she sent to me so that they can be returned to your inventory.

I’ve ordered from your company in the past and have always been happy with your customer service. Now, I am impressed with my fellow customers.

Sincerely,

Me

Great letter, Cashmere. What a kind thing for another customer to do.