It's difficult in the physical sense because it’s a thick paste that takes elbow grease and patience to properly dissolve and emulsify with the broth.

It’s more than amusing...it’s hilarious. My dream job would involve me selling my services to large corporations to make English slogans for them to use. Once I sign a contract we drink 6-7 bottles of sake and I amaze them with the phrase “Be the sun if not smiling!”, they’re so impressed they stand up and deeply bow…

In the Southern Hemisphere you have to put the toppings below the dog because of the Coriolis Effect. That’s just science.

Sweet a truck with a bed just big enough to hold my protein supplements and gallon jug of water!

For people bitching about the cup holders in ND Miatas: Miatas (of any generation) can be driven without beverages in the car.

Sorry, but no. The real James Bond is the one described by his creator Jan Fleming, and perfectly acted by the great Sean Connery. In Jan Fleming’s books, James Bond owns as his first daily driver a 1933 4½ Litre Bentley ‘Blower’, that he keeps downstairs “not to break a nail on a garage door”. Unfortunately this car…

Count me in with the pissed off.

I know I’m going to get crap for this but...yawn. The HP wars are no fun anymore. Im not saying its easy (or cheap) to create 800 hp street legal warranted motors these days but its certainly not as magic as it used to be.

A bird saw this car and immediately ascended as high as possible and then flew straight into the ground.

Put some wreaths on it and you’re set

Yeah, Ford trucks are known for being super unreliable... Pretty sure that’s how they got to be the best selling vehicle in America.

Lisa: But dad, by that logic, i could say that this rock keeps tigers away!

Yes, heavily implied.
“Mormon retreat” ? Yo, it’s Utah, do we now call all gatherings in Utah “Mormon retreats”? What would conventions or large gatherings in Afghanistan be called? A “Muslim retreat”?

its heavily implied that anyone who goes to a prepper conference is lumped in with the nutjobs.

I suspect most rational people aren’t. but you certainly wouldn’t know it from the story.

Wow, thanks for the hot take. On another note; how is learning valuable basic skills like agriculture on a small scale, canning, preparing food for long term storage or basic “bush craft”...bad? How is being prepared for disaster bad? (loss of job, bad weather, long term economic downturn, etc) Whats wrong…

Oh good, looks like I might be realigning a passenger rear door on a white F-150 XLT SuperCrew sometime in the near future.

As a very strongly free market person, this is a mockery of actual free market principles. The ISP business is not a free market. In many regions of the country (including my own), it is a monopoly, or at best a duopoly.