Take a look around at your leisure and feel free to contribute something. I promise to pass it on to my editorial review board.

A short one: A man asks a woman to marry him.

Advice to Bush: Bush receives advice from the ghosts of Presidents past.

Afghanistan: Prime-time TV.

All-time great Country music hits: I couldn't wait to download these to my iPod.

Amish spring break activities: What a blast!

Andy Rooney: The 60-Minutes mainstay provides some insight.

Arrival in France: An elderly man's response to custom's officials.

Baseball in heaven: A friend reports from beyond.

Best out-of-office replies: Creativity at its best.

Bumper Stickers: Go ahead, express yourself.

Call to the law firm: Good news is always in style.

Caring lawyer: Demonstrating true altruism.

Charitable lawyer: His approach to the United Way.

Classic quotes: They probably wish they hadn't said that.

Classic quotes II: These are from the world of sports.

Coma: A married couple's touching moment at the hospital.

Computer terms of the uninitiated: Terms in use by the technophobic.

Confessional I: An old man seeks a listening ear.

Confessional II: A young man seeks atonement.

Construction crew mascot: A heartwarming story of a little girl and some builders.

Cops I: 12 things you probably shouldn't say after being pulled over.

Cops II: Classic lines from police officers.

Cops in Texas: Y'awl got a problem, boy?

Country music singer application: The top 10 items for this position.

Daddy longlegs: A little girl spots some spiders in the garden.

Dave Barry: The celebrated columnist lists things you will learn in life.

Dear Abby: A man seeks advice.

Deserted island: A shipwrecked Irishman is finally rescued.

Didja ever wonder: A few things to think about.

Doing the right thing: Fulfilling the request of a drunk.

Dot com doom: 25 ways to tell if your Net company may be failing.

Drawbacks to working in a cubicle: From Dave Letterman.

Drug store: A discussion with the pharmacist.

E-mail urban legends: Completely true because it's on the Internet.

English hospitality: A London Bobby helps out a tourist in need.

Ethical dilemma: A problem for a lawyer.

Ex-spouse: A woman sees her former husband.

Eye test: A man from Poland has his eyes examined.

Father's job: Children tell what their fathers do for a living.

Fairy-tale for assertive women: The saga of a woman who calls her own shots.

Fast month:: Problems with the wife.

For the seafood lover in you: Great news.

Forgiving enemies: An elderly women provides insight.

Frank: A day in his life.

Good 'ol Frank Feldman: There's no one like Frank!

Frog noise: A boy and girl beg with their grandfather.

Frustrated blonde: She's tired of all the ridicule.

Games for when we are older: I'm really looking forward to playing.

George Carlin: One of the legends of comedy asking a few questions.

Getting older: Two elderly women out for a drive.

Go in peace: A woman driver's run-in with the law.

Golf and urinal tips: This one's for the guys.

Good news, bad news: A man meets with his doctor.

Graduate school Barbie: Definitely a collector's item.

Great Alaskan outback: A man in a remote area gets invited to a Xmas party.

Guardian angel: A woman finds out how much time she has left.

Haiku computer error messages: An attempt to be user friendly.

Half sisters: George is simply trying to marry a woman he isn't related to.

How to shower: Complete guidelines for women and men.

Horseback riding: A blondes gallant attempt.

Job interview: A blonde responds to a question.

If Dear Abby was a man: The advice certainly is different.

Kids talk about marriage: Thoughts on marriage by some wise youngsters.

Last rites: A demonstration of compassion.

Lawyers: You need a new lawyer when...

Letter from Grandma: Details a deeply religious moment.

Life's little questions: Some seldom addressed issues.

Lifesavers: 1st graders take part in a research study.

Lost hat: A man obtains a revelation from a church sermon.

Memory problems: Three elderly women take stock of their lives.

Mental hospital: A heroic rescue of a fellow patient.

Missing Persons Report: A woman's husband is missing.

Moral dilemma: What would you do in this situation?

Not seeing the wife: The outcome of an argument.

O' Canada!: A store clerk has a conversation with his boss.

Office posters: A collection of sarcastic inspirational office posters.

Old is when: Signs of wear.

Old woman: She's happy after a trip to the doctor.

One last piece of strudel: A man's final wish.

Parrot: A bird with an attitude.

Part in the play: A little boy earns his first role.

Performance Appraisals: What your supervisor really meant.

Physical Exam: An elderly woman meets with her doctor.

Picture association test: A man meets with a psychiatrist.

Philosophical truths: Words of wisdom from the entertainment sector.

Points to ponder I: Things to reflect upon.

Points to ponder II: More things to reflect upon.

Pregnancy question: A woman has a question for her obstetrician.

President Bush gets some advice: Ghosts of Presidents past make a visit.

Psychic hotline: A frog gets some news.

Psychic prediction: A woman meets with a fortune teller.

Random sayings: Some points to consider in this game we call life.

Redneck Contestants: Two rednecks try to win a prize.

Redneck Haikus: Classic prose.

Rejected children's book titles: Book titles that didn't make the final cut.

Rodney Dangerfield: Some of his best one-liners.

Rejected Hallmark cards: A collection of cards for assorted occasions.

Reunion: Two old friends get together.

S & M magazine: Parents make a discovery about their son.

Sage wisdom: A philosophy professor provides a meaningful lecture.

San Francisco Math Test: Things are a bit different on the West coast.

Seeing eye dogs: The versatility of Doberman Pinchers and Chihuahuas.

Sexy sandals: A male tourist tries to please his wife.

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson: The famous duo go camping.

Signs that you are an alcoholic: Hopefully, this doesn't pertain to you.

Signs that you live in the 21st century: The joys of technology.

Simple home remedies: Curing what ails you.

Sleeping at your desk: Responses in case you are caught.

Snowed in blonde: Trying to deal with the Chicago winter.

Speeding ticket excuse: A man talks his way out of a ticket.

State Mottos--2002 Edition: The revised mottos for all 50 states.

Supermarket wisdom: A cashier applies deductive reasoning.

Talking dog for sale: A very cheap price, too!

Teaching Math: How teaching this subject has changed over the years.

The doorbell: A priest helps a young boy ring a doorbell.

The earring: A conservative man explains why he wears an earring.

The good, the bad, and the ugly: Sometimes it can only get worse.

The mugging: A snail files a police report.

The necklace: A perfect anniversary gift.

Things I've learned: What life has taught me.

Things No Woman Will Ever Hear: Statements men will never make.

Thoughts on Exercise: A short list of comments about staying fit.

Train ride: Two strangers sharing a sleeping compartment on a train.

Trip to the zoo: A blonde helps out a stranded truck driver.

Three old sisters: Who's the most forgetful of all?

Through the barn: A golfer learns a valuable lesson.

Trailer trash: 14 ways to tell if you are.

T-shirts: A collection of some of the best.

Two Irishmen: Their saga on the sea.

Union Negotiations: An exchange at the bargaining table.

Useful Work Phrases: A few lines that may come in handy on the job.

Useful Work Phrases II: More terms to help you on the job.

Vacuum Cleaner Salesman: A salesman makes his pitch to an elderly woman.

Vegas: A couple discuss its characteristics.

Venus and Mars: Being in touch with your significant other's feelings.

Walmart wine: Some exquisite choices!

Wedding attire: A little girl asks an insightful question.

Weddings: What would happen if men were in charge of them.

Windows XP: Brooklyn Edition: Special announcement.

Women's t-shirts: Collect them all..

Women's revenge for all those sexist jokes: Some of these are pretty good.

Word's of wisdom: How to deal with annoying people.

World's Shortest Books: Some easy reading for those lazy days.

WWJD?: What Would Jesus Drive?

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