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Going to second that. My husband bought some kind of "manscaping" clippers and it freaked me out. I did get a thrill out of waxing his back, though. But that might be a whole different story.

I came here to see if anyone else posted this. In contrast to everything else I read yesterday, you would think the writer was talking about another show altogether. I find it odd that the writer would go as far as discussing why RR went off the air, how low income children do not have high speed Internet access, etc.. She also wrote that this wasn't accessible because it wasn't free. In everything else I read, there was only enthusiasm for RR's return and how the program would be donated to schools in low income areas. I just found the article to be very off-putting and negative and had hoped there would be a response to it.

Hi, Kathy! Thank you for sharing Tempe and her story with the world. I am currently reading Bones Never Lie and it is great! In 1996, I took a criminalistics class as part of my undergrad studies. It has been interesting to see how much things have advanced in that field, as a whole, over the past 18 years. What recent advancements in technology have aided in your job as a forensic anthropologist?

I want this in my obit.

Thank you for your work and the laughter you bring to my home on a daily basis. Nurse Dawn is just hilarious. Where did the idea come from to make Getting On happen on HBO?