Nevada was always known for quickie divorces. In the 1950s and '60s, wasn't there a residency requirement for a divorce? If I remember, it was 13 or 17 weeks; is that correct and if so, was that changed or is it still in effect?

It is sad to hear that Phyllis Diller (1917-2012) has passed. Can LVA give us a bio on the famous comedienne?

Does Fezzik watch the football games? Does it help?

The concluding part to the history of Binion's Million Dollar Display, continued from Wednesday.

I have seen a couple pictures recently of the Binion's Horseshoe Million Dollar Display, and was wondering what happened to the big-ass horseshoe prop?

Back in the '80s and '90s, casinos had slot machines that dispensed a silver/gold medallion imprinted with that casino's logo. I noticed they all started disappearing and now I can't find any. Are there any left?

What did you mean by "the separation of Aliante from Station" in you QoD of September 2? I went to their Web site but did not find anything. I noticed that they still list Aliante as part of their hotel-casino properties.

In past years you did reviews and grades of the MNF parties at the adult clubs. Any plans on doing that again this year? I'm sure it must be miserable work (*wink*).

This is a follow-up question for Fezzik about last-week’s comment on the new owners of sports books. The day after the question ran, I went to the Venetian (a Cantor book) to bet BYU against Utah about 30 minutes before kick-off. They told me the game was off the board and they weren’t taking bets. No further explanation. I went across the street to Caesars and made the bet there. The writer at Caesars said once a game is up on the board there it doesn't come down. What happened at the Venetian and can we expect more of this from these new operators?

A while back you answered a question about the Irish theming of Fitzgeralds, and alluded to something unfortunate happening to Mr O'Lucky, the leprechaun who once lived on the roof, but you never explained his fate. So, what happened?