JENKINS: If you think the refs are idiots, try looking in the mirror
When it comes to referees it's not much different than life -- it's best to worry about what you can control and not worry about what you can't.
JENKINS: Family pressures can lead to naming disasters
You're never going to please everyone with your new baby's name, so why ruin the kid's life trying.
JENKINS: I'm not really a curmudgeon, just annoyed most of the time
Webster's Dictionary defines "curmudgeon" as--excuse me just a minute. HEY, HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY? No? Darn. I must have left it in 1998.
JENKINS: Hey servers, here's a tip: don't jump to conclusions
When it comes to gratuities, just because my order is small doesn't mean my tip will be.
JENKINS: To increase college completion, online classes may not be best solution
When it comes to keeping kids in college, having them on a real campus is better than connecting them by the web.
JENKINS: To increase college completion, online classes may not be best solution
When it comes to keeping kids in college, having them on a real campus is better than connecting them by the web.
JENKINS: If it's worth saying, it's worth saying so nobody can understand
Say what? People talk a lot but don't really say much these days.
JENKINS: It can't be a sport if no chewing out is involved
It's a fact I know from my old playing days -- you can't consider yourself a true athlete until you've been taken to task by your coach.
JENKINS: What's so bad about pornography?
My son's question put me in an awkward positon of explaining what is so bad about pornography. Quite a bit, I told him, durng an uncomfortable but necessary discussion.
JENKINS: This one's for all the single ladies
When it comes to finding the man of your dreams, ladies, it's best to leave a little to the imagination.
JENKINS: Black conservative meat eaters need not apply
The leftist indoctrination of our youth continues unchecked.
ROB JENKINS: From Paris with love: More unique ideas for Valentine's Day
Ideas on how to make a French connection.
JENKINS: Leadership and control are not the same thing
The great paradox of leadership is that by letting go you can ultimately gain mastery over the situation.
JENKINS: The problem with "fairness" is that it isn't always fair
Who doesn't believe in fairness? President Obama certainly does. He used the word "fair" eight times in Tuesday's State of the Union address, or exactly eight times more than he used the word "freedom" and almost one-sixth as often as he used the word "I."
JENKINS: Sure signs that you're on the downhill slope
Nose hair is one. Constantly searching for a restroom is another.
