For non-stick pans I have used a melamine sponge (a.k.a. Magic Eraser) to get off real tough hardened grime. Then do a gentle clean with soap or baking soda and add some oil as mentioned in the article.
For non-stick pans I have used a melamine sponge (a.k.a. Magic Eraser) to get off real tough hardened grime. Then do a gentle clean with soap or baking soda and add some oil as mentioned in the article.
Regardless if whether any of us agree or disagree with his opinion, Bubba is correct that this is a very poorly (non-existently) cited article. It reads as more of a rant or opinion piece. And throwing ad hominem insults about him (Bubba) and his choice of cars is lazy and a poor excuse for debate.
Ghosn in 60 seconds!
Or maybe even Nintendo?
What if you broke it trying to reinstall it though? I would have gone with a note to the owner to check his headlight fairing.
Finally, a truck that can haul around your mom.
As mundane as that could be, I’d be interested to learn about this.
He was let go because he’s the only guy in Iowa with a personality
That’s not front-wheel-drive.
A few people might want to kick your RS4 that pun...
Which one is supposed to be the better looking one?
blazing nuclear hot take comin’ through here: the hair is good
They’d definitely find a way to involve themselves in that. The NCAA would assume/argue that it was a pre-existing arrangement worked out ahead of time during the player’s recruitment or during the season...and in most cases, the NCAA probably would be correct in assuming that.
Let’s not get carried away. $17k is a used car loan, not exactly “crippling debt”.
Wait, people still turn off their computer every day?
When European Collectibles included a Certificate of Authenticity with the sale, they took on the liability. European Collectibles might not be guilty of forging the car, but that Cert makes them responsible for making it right.
It does if you wear JNCOs
The feature is coming...but on on Jaguars.
Yamaha worked on the preceding 1G series of straight sixes as well as the 1JZ that succeeded it. The 2JZ, however, was not technically a Yamaha engine. As I understand it, for the 2JZ Toyota took what Yamaha did with the 1JZ, scratched out all the ‘Yamaha’ names, and built it up a bit.
He got us covfefe.