The real problem is that it is hard to burn extra calories, but easy to consume them.

Most of these are like the privacy chain at a hotel room, they are a polite reminder and a deterrent,

Came to post this

My friend’s brother managed to get IXCD55 on his 1990 300z

Nothing for Max Payne? Adding Matrix/John Woo shooting with player-initiated slow-motion was a first. And the comic-book panel cutscenes with the noir voice over was a perfect tie-in.

Do MD 20/20 next.

Too bad he said no SUVs - the only non-collector car that seems to hold that sort of value is a Wrangler.  I sold my 2007 in 2015 for 18.5k.  My 2014 has a KBB 30-35k for trade/private sale and the original sticker was around 38k.

Breathe!

Turns out you can get clothes professionally altered (or even DIY with hours and a youtube session)

the way to “eliminate” them is to do... literally nothing.

Air fryer and broiler mushrooms care for this quite nicely

$32 for a t-shirt that has random quote along side some basic art?

$32 for a t-shirt that has random quote along side some basic art?

Not sure how you can leave Two-Lane Blacktop off the list.

If you’re running the grill for this type of get together, ask the vegetarians/vegans what they want - either what you need to buy, or have them bring it. Make a space on the grill where you can cook it without it getting cross-contaminated (and if necessary, cook their stuff first before you add the meat to the grill)

It certainly can be - it thrives on full sun and doesn’t need a ton of water. That being said. if you’re planting it for fruit you need to cut back according to the species you have. For our thornless variety, that’s the branches that put out fruit that season as they won’t do so again.

“Worst car” is a huge stretch there.

I recognized the sign in the Toronado picture. Country Classic Cars sometimes has an amazing selection - they are not trailer queens, but tend to be survivors/lightly restored classics on the high end, and “you’re buying a VIN” on the other end:

Good luck! Our blackberry bushes started as a stick we bought for like $1.50 20 years ago. It is now in multiple back yards as we transplanted cuttings to 3 different houses in that time, and also gave cuttings away to friends and co-workers and have seen those flourish.

Back when I was into Mustang IIs, I would swoop in like a one-person locust swarm anytime I heard of even a rumor of one showing up in a salvage yard, with a for sale sign parked somewhere, or anywhere within 100 miles.

That’s very true - skills can be taught.  Work ethic and culture are much harder to integrate.