Moistmaker. I didn’t know there was a name for it, basically breakfast lunch and dinner day after thanksgiving. Cranberry sauce seems to always disappear fast, though :( 

Whats the moistmaker? I’m at work and suspect it’s nsfw if I google it, lol

Wow, I’m surprised at the interest in my lunch - a mix of dark and white turkey meat, provolone, bacon, some dark green ruffled lettuce (not sure the name of it, it’s what was left in the fridge) and deli mustard. Bread is Pepperidge Farm swirly rye. Leftover apple pie warmed in microwave. I made the pie. Best part of…

‘standing in a library...’ made me snort up my turkey sandwich.

Pretty sure that’s the required method of starting a Harley.

‘if you’ve got a vehicle from around 2007 in the garage’

First, manual diesel Civic. No American ever uttered thois phrase, but I am intrigued.

I remember admiring one of these at Paul Stern’s car museum in Manheim, PA. My dad and he were friends, and I was bored with the conversation so I wandered around the cars and saw this. Loved the sliding doors.  He also had a Verrill Wolf Wagon beside it which to my (approx) 12 year old eyes was its big brother.

Thanks for preparing and writing this article.

That Color!  Did you nickname it Donald?

Not a car but...

They can have my M.

My goodness. How many cockpits can you count?

Or he could have checked out this one owner original example sold in May.

And there were a few models you pushed the Neutral button to activate the starter.

OoO headlights and taillights in the same picture. Thanks!

I love watching the old Perry Mason shows where they hop in the passenger door and slide across the seat.

People believe what they want to believe, logic or consistency doesn’t matter. It’s unreal how many people read the headline and have an informed opinion.

Thanks for this, I couldn’t remember the name of the Super Coupe. My dad was a Chry-Ply dealer then, and me at the ripe old age of 16 drove all those. As my dad called it, the Stupid Coupe, I thought was so cool with the flat black on the hood and texture on the wheels.

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