It's that time of year again! That magical moment between finding an excuse for partying and partying just because it's summer.

It's the anniversary of the Mexican success over French troops invading their territory in 1862-not to be confused with the time Mexico lost their territory (what is now the American southwest) to America in 1848.

Despite the current political climate regarding this very territory and its inhabitants, there's no denying the fact that no matter who the US stops from entering our country, they can never inhibit the spread of that wondrous culture from the south: restaurant items with a Latin or Southwestern touch increased 17 percent from 2007 to 2009, according to the market research firm Mintel.

So while Arizona lawmakers continues guzzling that HATERade, let's fill our bellies with something a bit spicier More Here...

I recently commented a post about “manscaping” with the adage “deeper the jungle, wilder the monkey ;)” ( “;)” added by me). A few days later I remembered that phrase and became curious of who else used it, where it came from and what exactly it meant. I just barely recall the dude who said it to me.

So I did an old-fashioned, exact-phrase Google search, and the only website I found was some dude’s blog post about my comment on the Mancouch post!

WTF?! I began to realize that though I did not create this phrase, I had now brought it to the world, and to do so responsibly would require an explanation of its exact meaning. More Here...