So you’re saying there’s a market for a dipping sauce analog to the “Impossible Project” resurrection of Polaroid film.

It feeds into their persecution claim. In their minds at least.

I think the term 88 Fingers was looking for is “genuinely upset”.

Protip: don’t use duct tape. You will be tempted every time the masking tape fails, but don’t.

You could you use this to wallpaper an apartment or rental you’re normally not allowed to redecorate like that.

Stardust management returned fire, filing a countersuit this summer accusing employees of swindling the restaurant out of more than $400,000 by overcharging for sodas and coffees.

OH FFS people! Will you turn off Bluetooth?!

No, that’s pretty much the opposite.

“And his personal hygiene is above reproach.”

So is this all just a rationalization for him to sit around at home posting snarky political memes on Facebook all day? Cause if so, he really hasn’t considered the amount of existing competition in that arena. It’s really a saturated market.

So if you divide what each of them got from the NRA by the number of deaths, how many pieces of silver is that?

I preferred Maps’ traffic info from back before they incorporated Waze. At least around here, they used to get it from the state DOT, and accident & construction markers would give you lots of info when you tapped them, like which lanes were closed and when it was expected to be cleared. Now for accidents it just says…

I don’t know about apps, but my old Garmin Nuvi 200 is probably about that old if not older, never been updated, and does have that feature. (Though it did once take me to a toll road anyway once.)

Wouldn’t have made much difference. Then he would have inherited a 2007 Camry. (Wait... “Camary”? Is it some kind of Camry-Camaro mash-up?)

... rated to stop bullets fired from an AK-47. It also has bluetooth!

He provides the confirmation bias for their “fair and balanced” claim.

Yes, I wash between wearings. That’s how I earn my fade.

To be fair, I do about the same because that’s about my usage rate/supply ratio.

Started over a month ago.