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Hmmm BBQ! Posted May 25, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

I'm gonig to start the ribs at 10am on Sunday.  They should be ready to eat by 6pm!

Hey don't tell me how to play MY part! Posted May 25, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

What is in my pork rind? Posted May 25, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

Am I going to end up on one of those "What's in my food" stories on Jim Whelan's news?

Is that a vein in my pork rind??!!!

 


  

Don't tell me how to play my part! Posted May 25, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

 

 

Tommy Steele tonight in Richland! Posted May 24, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

Tommy Steele stopped by the WIN 98.5 studios this morning and performed a tune for us. us. He will be at bike night tonight at the Stagecoach Barn in Richland!

 

What is on your "do not eat" list? Posted May 24, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

Well, at least it's low carb...

FB addicton? Posted May 24, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

Feels like it sometimes!

 

Want to go for a ride, kitty? Posted May 22, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

Can he do it? Posted May 21, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

 

Can "I'll Have Another" win the triple crown?  He won it by a nose at Preakness this weekend!  On to Belmont!

 

10 things a man should never say to his wife Posted May 21, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

 

 

Whoever wrote the wedding vows got it all wrong. It should be love, honor, and eye roll.

If you've been married more than a month, you know what I'm talking about. It's those little moments when he actually thinks he's being smart, sincere, witty, or helpful, but in reality it's just downright annoying.

Here are some of the comments that make women question how good a catch they've got:

1.    "Are you gonna wear Spanx with that?" While honesty is generally the best policy, your wife does not want to know that you know she wears a body shaper. Find some other way to delicately point out the pudge.

 

2.    "Okay, I'll babysit." How many times do we have to tell you, it's not babysitting if they are your own kids.


3.    "Whoever makes more money should do less housework." Who are you, Don Draper? The Mad Men era ended, like, 50 years ago so grab a broom.


4.    "Don't worry, it'll grow back." After a bad haircut, those are the least soothing words you can say. Just come up with something you like about the new look.

 

5.    "Why don't you ever wear stuff like that?" For most moms, the days of daisy dukes and mini skirts are long gone. Comparing us to the rare mommy who still has the nerve to slip on skimpy outfits will only get you in trouble.


6.    "But I changed a diaper this morning." Yeah, and guess how many times your darling daughter has peed since then. Your turn!


7.    "Really, how much harder would another kid be?" Of course the person who does the least amount of cooking, cleaning, and nurturing would think adding to the brood was no big deal. Let's see if you feel that way after playing Mr. Mom for week.

 

8.    "You've turned into your mother." It's a reality no woman is ever ready or willing to face, whether it's true or not.

 

9.    "Wow, your best friend looks EXACTLY the same as she did in high school!" Implicit in that is your wife doesn't. It's better for you to gawk in secret.

 

10.    "I can't find my..." Let's get real. You can't find it because you didn't look that hard.

It's gonna feel like summertime this weekend! Posted May 18, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

 

Perks of dating a geek! Posted May 18, 2012 by Phil O'Reilly

The 5 Perks Of Dating A Geek from tresugar.com

1.They're genuine: There's a good chance a geek has spent more time playing video games than practicing his game. And if he's used to being the dating underdog, he'll likely appreciate having you in his life. 

2.They set up your electronics: Can't get your WiFi to work? Dream of an awesome entertainment setup but frightened by cords? Find a guy that looks at setting up electronics as a form of entertainment itself.

3.They fix your computers: Your time spent waiting in line at the Genius Bar or on the phone with technical support will drop drastically. And if they can't fix it, they know someone who can.

4.They expand your knowledge: If you think of the Internet as a series of tubes, spending time with a computer nerd can make technology seem like less of a mystery. And if they have a thing for nonfiction books, they'll probably share what they've learned.

5.They can find anything on the Internet: Geeks can call on their superior online research skills when you're planning a vacation or looking for a new restaurant for date night. How romantic!