With the hope that Kate won’t banish me to Siberia, tonight we offer a delightful video featuring a pair of older Dutch ladies flying on a plane for the first time. As someone who was very fortunate to have flown more than a little the past 6 months, I must say that I still am thrilled on each & every flight.
Your tips, from any elevation, are much appreciated in the comments!

A little Willie, for the road warriors among us – On The Road Again. Your tips in the comments.

There once was a time when having a shoe thrown at you was a sign of failed leadership.
Oh well, here’s to an even earlier time when a shoe was just a shoe.
Comments are open.

The Stones, from 1969 – Gimme Shelter. Tips thread open.

The timeless Patsy Cline – I Fall To Pieces.
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What’s My Line? featuring Groucho Marx as a guest panelist (Sep 20, 1959).
Your tips in the comments.

Your tips are welcome in the comments.
But they can never leave.

A life fully lived: Mickey Rooney performing “Drummer Boy” in the 1940 musical film “Strike Up The Band”. May he rest in peace.
Your tips in the comments.

A laid back tune for a lazy Sunday night: Billy Currington – Let Me Down Easy. Comments are open.

For this evening’s entertainment feature, we take a ride on the scenic route. (h/t Ed S.)
Your tips in the comments.

Because it’s not enough to curse the dark, tonight we light a candle: The Class Sketch.
The comments are open for tips. (h/t Harry K)

Here by popular demand – the Streetheart cover of “Under My Thumb”.
Well, actually, nobody demanded it. But we’re open for tips anyway.

Four minutes that will live in infamy – The Most Illegal Move in the History of Wrestling. (h/t Joel)
Your tips in the comments.

Congratulations to Saskatchewan’s own Sheepdogs, Juno winners of Video of the Year. Here’s Feeling Good, which I suspect may give you a brand new appreciation for the Juno voters. Bonus link – the making of the video.
Comments are open for your tips.

A little late with this tonight – comments are open for your tips. Here’s a little Toby Keith to make it up to you – Beer For My Horses. Willie Nelson sings backup.

A song I can listen to on endless loop – One Headlight, by the Wallflowers.
Your tips in the comments.

Bugger the bankers and politicians, bugger the bureaucrats too
Bugger the buggers who make up the rules
And if you’re one of them – bugger you.
Your tips in the comments.
h/t some Randy guy

Tonight’s selection is the culture appropriating, micro-aggressive, and probably racist Walk like an Egyptian, by the Bangles.

Human Rights commissionaires – you know where to find me. Until then, comments are open.

First of all, I would like to make clear that I had no advance knowledge of events as they were to unfold last evening in what has become known as the “Celine Dion Incident”.
In an effort to restore balance to the universe, this evening’s Readers Tips selection comes to you live from 1978. Gentlemen – adjust your volume.
Your tips in the comments.