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My wife, our oldest daughter, and our son each drove my SRT-4 Neon for a while. I swore I was going to teach my kids to drive stick, and I succeeded with 2 out of 3 of them. I bought the SRT new, and it’s definitely been driven (and seen a fair amount of track time). A couple of weeks ago was the 20-year anniversary

Stock shouldn’t be that dark and murky.

The ‘87 Shelby GLHS (based on the same 2-door L-body as that ‘86 Charger) added an intercooler and bumped the power up to 175hp. That was good for 6.7 seconds 0-60, a nearly identical time to the ‘87 Mustang GT. The Shelby Mopar offerings were competitive cars at the time.

I don’t know, but I feel like in addition to, “Is it a sandwich?” we could be asking, “Is it a shawarma?” Lots of foods seem derived from that basic idea.

Except that on this pizza, the crust is cooked first. So it’s an open-face sandwich, I guess?

Like every year when this comes out, I question it. I got a couple of bags of candy last week, and I would swear that fully half the aisle was Reese’s items. It’s implausible that they aren’t number one almost everywhere.

Looking forward to a follow-up: The Best Snack Cake to Pair with Champaigne.

Oh, yeah, forgot about the voice command system. “Comically useless” is a perfect description for it.

I use nitrile-dipped gloves a lot. They’re a good balance between protection from oil and stuff and still being able to feel and manipulate small parts. They’re more durable than just plain rubber gloves, but also fairly cheap, so I buy them in packs of 10 or so and toss them when they get too dirty or worn.

I actually kind of like the resistive screen, especially in the winter when I’m wearing gloves. Maybe I’m lucky, but it hasn’t malfunctioned for me, and it’s responsive enough that I don’t mind it. Much of the actual interface (the My Ford Touch one) I think is actually pretty good. BUT, the way you have to enter a

I used a refinishing kit on a bathroom vanity, and I was really happy with the results. It’s been more than three years, and it’s held up well. The more prep you do, the better it will be. Before and after:

I’ve found that doing pushups holding dumbbells, as you suggest, to be very helpful. I have arthritis, worse in one wrist, and I can do them with minimal pain that way.

Carroll Shelby was one of original people involved in Terlingua and a founder of the ICS. I like Carroll Shelby Chili myself, basically a big bag of seasoning plus extra cayenne you can mix in to make it as hot as you want. It’s been through a few owners over the years, I think, but is currently owned by a company

No, I’ll look him up. Thanks.

Pullups are actually my target. I’m 57 years old, and I originally set a goal of being able to do a single pullup. I started around the beginning of last year not able to even raise myself at all. After about 3 months I reached that first goal of 1 good pullup, so I set a new one of 10! I can do 4 regularly now, and 5

I thought of this: http://thetakeout.com/mcdonalds-glazed-pull-apart-donut-review-1847583988

I am working on grip, as well. I tried holding the band last night instead of looping it around my wrists, and I found it significantly harder to pull apart. Holding it moves it about 4 inches further from my body. I just did a quick torque calculation (computer programmer who started by studying mechanical

I swear GM has apparently found the only source of interior plastic worse than what Chrysler uses. I’m kind of a Mopar guy, but I admit they can be pretty plasticky.

My only options within a 30-mile radius are Domino’s and two regional chains, plus gas station pizza (which is honestly pretty tasty at a couple of the local stations).

I feel really dumb now. I’ve been doing pull-aparts by looping a band around my wrists, but it can be hard to keep it there while I move my arms apart. Why in the world didn’t I think of just grabbing the band in my hands?!?