5 of The Breakfast Flakes’ Best From 2015
There has been a dearth of bluster, bombast and opinion from The Breakfast Flakes, but that's all about to change Monday when the dynamic duo return.
No doubt the pair will be fresh off vacation and sassier than ever. Brace yourselves.
They will have a great deal to discuss and issues on which to opine.
So much has happened.
What would Paul say about the candlelight vigil that was held Tuesday in Billings in response to an Ohio grand jury's decision not to bring criminal charges against two police officers involved in the November 2014 killing of 12-year-old Tamir Rice, a young black man.
We can only imagine.
What would he say about Donald Trump's so-called vulgar attacks on Hillary Clinton.
On Monday, Cat Country will announce an incredible opportunity to fly to see one of the biggest names in country music. Hint: Mark is a big fan. We can't wait to hear what Mark has to say.
Until then, we are offering you five of their best blogs from 2015 to tide you over.
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Has President Obama Lived Up to the Oath of Office? [Opinion]
So, I ask you this: Has our current president lived up to this?
- 2
Concerts I Would Attend Before This One
I would go see :
River Dance, Vanilla Ice, Milli Vanilli, One Direction and any one of a 100 other concerts elsewhere on the planet before I would go to any Dixie Chicks concert.
- 3
Should Children be Undergoing Surgery for Obesity? [Opinion]
Can you believe that kids now are having surgery to control their obesity?
A new study shows that only 5 percent are able to maintain an average weight after surgery. Once again putting a Band-Aid on the problem that has deeper roots.
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How Many Smoke Breaks are Employees Allowed to In a Workday? [Opinion]
I give all of my smoking coworkers a hard time because I hate it. It killed my father and there’s no reason to do it these days. That’s easy for me to say, right? It hurts productivity.
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'It's None of Your Business' [Opinion]
I bought a new Corvette once, and about half the people I know would say, “Well, THAT must be nice.” They have no idea what my financial situation is.