I have never even seen the Harlem Shake and don't even know what it is. And that is not an invitation to show it to me. Sometimes I prefer remaining clueless.

I have never even seen the Harlem Shake and don't even know what it is. And that is not an invitation to show it to me. Sometimes I prefer remaining clueless.

HA! Here is our own Snoopy doing the Harlem Shake!

Harlem shake is kind of like twerking

It is a dance that when a female comes of mating age, she performs this ritual dance in order to entice a mate to provide food and shelter

And the Harem Shake is...oh, never mind.

Almost the same thing....

I hope Jonathan sticks with the Harlem Shake and does not join a Harem.

I thought it was his Harem.

Terp, running for the door!

...I have no response except to say that you guys crack me up.

What I find funny...a kid and a guy who doesnt drink win shot glasses

I don't drink either, but would have been happy winning it. People are just happy to win.

It's still on display with my Kings Island stuff.

And the Mr. Beiber posters?

He is not a Mr...in no way is he a gentleman deserving of that title

That's why I did that. The Wall Street Journal always referred to Mr. Capone. Mr. Oswald, etc.

Didn't know that...I don't read him in the newspapers

His escapades seem to make the papers quite frequently, seldom in a favorable way. The "gentleman" seems on a path to no good end.

My Bieber posters were "stolen" by Lorax.

I gave them to Katie. I think she burned JB and only kept the 1D

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Smart girl.

My Bieber posters were "stolen" by Lorax.

You got Kings Island Cards out of the deal.

I thought you all were the Kings Island Cards!

Terp, running for the door.

My Bieber posters were "stolen" by Lorax.

You got Kings Island Cards out of the deal.

Yeah cause you're mean and you "stole" the cards from my mom. I can't believe you didn't like the posters I brought, some friend you are. Haha just kidding, the look on your face was priceless when you opened them. My mom got it on video, I'll try to upload it for you.

I think the expression on his face was wonderful. I can't wait to see the video. (Thank you Lucas for taking the teasing well.)

At least everyone finally quit asking him if he wanted to be a weather man!

At least everyone finally quit asking him if he wanted to be a weather man!

Don't think I've shared this, but did you ever watch Bob Gregory on the local news when you were in Indiana? Back in '78 when we had the blizzard, dear old Bob missed the forecast (and still kept his job.)

Well, my dads name was Bob Gregory. He was not the weather man, he worked for Ford. Apparently, people presumed the weather man had his phone number listed in the phone book because we got call after call after profanity laden call.

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LoraX, that is hilarious! As I remember, that blizzard left snowfall at least up to my neck! But, oh yeah, I was three years old!

I was 7. I remember the snow some, but the calls much more. My brother and I were not allowed to answer the phone. You really don't grasp how serious people take the weather until you are on the receiving end of their hate. (I am sure people get it to a degree, but not to the degree we understand.) So, I hope that Lucas either becomes the most accurate weatherman ever or he chooses a different path.

I hate wearing a coat to this day because of the Bob Gregory winter commercials from the 70's and 80's. I was very shy back then and know people made fun of people that really bundled up in the winter time calling them, "Bob Gregory kids". The fear of them finding out not only was I a "Bob Gregory kid" because I bundled up, but to compact that with if they found out I was truly a "Bob Gregory kid". That was traumatic for someone painfully shy. (It's hilarious now.) - EDIT: For those of you who have met me, you probably know I am not shy now.

Commercial of what I feared: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdxVbgaJvBM

Dad also worked at Ford with Bob McClain who shared the name of another weatherman in the Indianapolis area.

I wonder if Malem has had issues with Bob Gregory too. I don't think he likes coats either.

I think the only commercial I've seen was the one with Ralphie from A Christmas Story. I grew up in Northwest Indiana and wouldn't have known about Bob until the mid nineties, when I moved closer to Indy.

Maybe he is my long lost, much younger brother from another mother.

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I wonder if Malem has had issues with Bob Gregory too. I don't think he likes coats either.

I avoid them when I can, mainly because I hate carrying extra things around. Luckily, I don't get cold (or hot, for that matter) easily.

I'm pretty sure that I scared some people at the GWL conference wing when I walked outside late Saturday night with a dripping wet swimsuit and a t-shirt.

(Don't worry - I'm careful to avoid dangers like frostbite and hypothermia.)

This just dawned on me a week too late. What we should have done for the group photo was have everybody go outside in nothing but their swimsuits and stand in the snow for the picture. Yeah, we'd be freezing for a few minutes, but just a few minutes wouldn't hurt us. I believe one member of the group did just that on Friday night. A group photo wearing swimsuits in the snow would be awesome.