Believe it or not, there are more Foresters than Outbacks or WRXs in the Hampton Roads area, where Subaru only recently started to become popular choices.

What do you think of sous-vide cooking? When sous-vide first started popping up regularly on here, I had the same impression as you did about the Instant Pot: “It’s an expensive fad that won’t stick around; it can’t be that good, since it’s just heating water.”

The last time I watched this movie was in 2005, and the one thing that’s completely unforgettable (in my mind) is Skinny Pete’s line: “You don’t mess with mother nature, mother-in-laws, or mother friggin’ Ukrainians!”

Yeah, but mine’s a WJ; I’ve got an 1100lb disadvantage on the XJ!

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! That is awesome! (and by “awesome”, I mean the dig at the notch, not the guy’s hair)

Wait, is this a photoshop or is the dude’s hair actually cut like that? I’ve seen this commercial close to a hundred times and never noticed it before...

Hey! I never said it was junk - what it can’t do in the towing or speed department, it more than makes up for in reliability and longevity! 😝 

My wife constantly badgered my grandma for her corn casserole recipe. Like your situation, it was right there on the box! I’m not ashamed to admit that I laughed a little at my wife’s reaction to figuring this out.

Hi there! 2004 Grand Cherokee owner here; and mine’s equipped with a 4.0 six. Everything you said was spot on - if you’re going to do anything more than A-to-B everyday highway driving, you’re gonna want a V8.

Wait... You’re not him, are you?

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This hoopy frood knows where their towel is!

Turbine generator range extender

Darth Vader doing a James May-esque docu-series on repairing small motors droids and vintage motorcycles speeder bikes would solidify the “Empire did nothing wrong” argument.

My MIL got us one for Christmas. I was also skeptical at first, but I looked up a few ideas from The Skillet and haven’t looked back. My poor Crock Pot went from once-a-week use to hasn’t-been-touched-since-New-Year’s-Eve.

Now that you’ve said this, I can’t unsee it

Virginia is on the list, pretty much everything south of Richmond and west of I-64 is stereotypical redneck, though we don’t have as many places to hide ‘shine stills. And have you been to rural Oregon? If you take geographical south out of the equation; I’ve met more people that qualified as rednecks (the “I may have…

Virginia being #8 really surprised me, but I’m not sure why. Must be the good-ol’-boy heritage from growing up in a part of it that shuns electric cars as communist and still calls Hondas “rice burners”. Most all of the major city centers have EV charging stations, and I usually see a mix of Nissan Leafs and Chevy…

• Do you have a go-to “I’m sickly” soup? This is probably the best home made chicken soup I’ve ever tasted, and tasty soup makes me feel much better: https://inthekitchenwithkath.com/2017/12/04/instant-pot-chicken-soup/

Dammit, Barry!