Your Mom Was Right About Dating A Doctor!

Well, this is interesting: 7% of Women Would Want to Date a Gynecologist! Believe it or not, according to a new survey, 7% of single women say they'd love to date a gynecologist . . . because, well, he knows what he's doing! Here are four more results from the survey . . .

1. 85% of people say they find doctors attractive.

2. 45% of men and 35% of women say the whole scrubs and lab coat look is the sexiest uniform of any job.

3. 42% of men have flirted with their doctor while she was treating them.

4. And women are almost three times more likely to say they'd want to date a pediatrician than a gynecologist.

Remember when your Mom told you to date a doctor? Looks like she was right!

Move Over, Andrew Jackson!

America is the greatest force of capitalism in the world. Our money is our national identity, and the most visible venue we have for commemorating our heroes. Every day, millions get a glimpse of Washington, Jackson, and—if they're lucky—Franklin. That's why Barbara Ortiz Howard, the owner of an exterior restoration company, and Susan Ades Stone, a journalist, are taking a stand. They say it's time for a woman to appear, regularly, in our billfolds. The U.S. dollar is an international currency. People around the world interact with it every day. "We need to show them we have a commitment to women," Ades Stone says. Ortiz Howard and Ades Stone, respectively, are the founder and executive director of Women on $20s, a national campaign seeking to nominate a woman to replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 note.
The pair drafted an initial list of 100 women, and with the help of volunteers and historians, selected 15 women as finalists in a national contest to adorn the $20 bill. Around 188,000 people have voted on their website so far. After an initial primary round, three candidates, plus Wilma Mankiller, will be up for a final vote sometime in the next few weeks. (Facing some criticism, they decided that the first female chief of the Cherokee Nation should automatically advance to the final.) The vote is just an online poll. But Ortiz Howard and Ades Stone intend to present the results to the White House. President Obama said last summer he thought putting more women on currency was "a pretty good idea." Candidates include Alice Paul (the suffragist leader), Shirley Chisholm (the first African-American woman elected to Congress), Sojourner Truth (the abolition activist), Margaret Sanger (the founder of Planned Parenthood), and Rosa Parks (needs no introduction). So what do you think, is it time for a woman on our money? And who would you put on the $20.00 bill?

Today is Quirky Country Music Song Titles Day!

What country music song always puts a smile on your face? Perhaps it’s Johnny Cash's "Every Time I Itch I Wind Up Scratching You," Kenny Chesney's "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy," or Homer & Jethro's "She Made Toothpicks Out Of The Timber Of My Heart." Today is the day to pay tribute to these unique songs! So in honor of this day, here's some favorite Quirky Country Music Titles:

May The Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose - Little Jimmy Dickens
Drop Kick Me Jesus Through The Goalpost of Life - Bobby Bare
I'm Gonna Hire a Wino (To Decorate our Home) - David Frizzell
There's a Tear in My Beer - Hank Williams Sr.
She Got the Goldmine, I Got the Shaft - Jerry Reed
Big Balls in Cowtown - Asleep at the Wheel
You Can't Roller Skate in a Buffalo Herd - Roger Miller
How Come Every Time I Itch I Wind up Scrathin' You - Glen Campbell
Thank God & Greyhound You're Gone - Roy Clark
My Give A Damn's Busted - JoDee Messina
Ticks - Brad Paisley
Honky Tonk Badonkadonk - Trace Adkins
Save A Horse Ride a Cowboy - Big & Rich
Did I Shave My Legs For This - Deana Carter
She Thinks My Tractors Sexy - Kenny ChesneyLike My Dog - Billy Currington
Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off - Joe Nichols

Watermelon Crawl - Tracy Byrd
Rockin' The Beer Gut - Trailer Choir
Red Solo Cup - Toby Keith

What are some of your favorite "Quirky Country Music Titles"?

Breakfast with Jimmy Fallon, Justin Timberlake or Bradley Cooper?

Maybe women do prefer a guy with a sense of humor:  A new poll shows that women would rather have breakfast with Jimmy Fallon than Bradley Cooper or Justin Timberlake!

 530 women over the age of 18 were surveyed, and Jimmy got 36% of the vote, Bradley got 26%, and Justin followed with 22%.  It's unclear if these were the only three, or if there were more options provided. We also don't know how the remaining 16% voted. So ladies, would you rather have breakfast with Jimmy, Bradley, Justin . Maybe since you're country fans, I should ask if you'd rather have breakfast with Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton or Kenny Chesney?

 

The Top 10 Things About Women That Baffle Men

A new survey found the top things about women that BAFFLE men.  And you'll be happy to know . . . everything stand-up comedians joked about in 1992 still hold true today.  Apparently the big clichés are still going strong. I won't tell you how many things on this list apply to my marriage, but......!

Here are the top ten things about women that baffle men . . .

1.  Their mood swings.
2.  How shopping becomes a whole social event.
3.  The time it takes them to get ready.
4.  Their ability to hold grudges.
5.  How they remember every single thing you've ever said.
6.  Why they think you're a mind reader.
7.  Why they say, "I don't have anything to wear" when they're in front of a full closet.
8.  Their obsession with shoes.
9.  Why they have so much stuff in their purse.
10.  Why their haircuts cost so much money.

No Wonder So Many Decide To Just Elope!

The Knot just released their annual wedding survey, which found the average wedding now costs $31,213, not including the honeymoon. That's up about $1,500 from last year. Here are ten more stats from the survey.
1. The most expensive place to get married is Manhattan, where the average wedding costs most than $76,000. The cheapest is Utah, where it's just over $15,000.2. The most expensive part of a wedding is renting the venue, which costs an average of $14,000.3. The average bride spends $1,357 on their dress . . . and the groom only spends $254 on the tux.4. The average bride is 29 years old, and the average groom is 31.5. The average number of guests is 136.6. The average number of bridesmaids is between four and five.7. The most popular month to get engaged is December . . . 16% of all proposals happen that month. And the most popular month to get married is June.8. The average engagement lasts 14 months.9. 24% of weddings today are destination weddings.10. 45% of weddings go over budget . . . and only 6% stay under budget.

Yeah, I think I'd elope too!