81.   People wear flamboyant costumes they would never consider the rest of the year, appearing in red sweaters with giant snowmen on their chests.

82.   People wore dark suits, not the jeans and t-shirts omnipresent on the hill by the Lake.

83.   People have been wearing the small wire frames for a few years now.

84.   People should wear lightweight, light-colored clothes made of cotton, which ventilate better than polyester.

85.   People wear fleece or down vests with almost everything, and they pair parkas with stretch pants or warm-ups for shopping.

86.   People wear helmets when they ride bikes, probably on their way to grab an artery-clogging Big Mac.

87.   People wear the buildings proudly.

88.   People were wearing cowboy boots.

89.   People will be wearing blue jeans and tank tops to funerals.

90.   People wore goofy grins and readied their cameras in anticipation of seeing Jackson, who would be accepting a sort of lifetime achievement award from the station.