What? Ranger was the perfect pick up for everything I needed as a finish carpenter/cabinet maker. I had single cab long bed 5-spd 4-banger first gen Ranger. It was absolute shite to drive, but it was my perfect work donkey. Not many people need anything as big as today’s trucks.

“Too small to do ‘truck things’ and too much of a truck to have comfortable road manners; these neither fish-nor-fowl vehicles were bad at everything.”

Hi, I co-founded Radwood. There’s no judging. 

HOOOOOOORSE WOOOOOOLF!

The mysterious Benedict Society is the one show that I’ve seen the most with 2 episodes.  

I guess I should watch Willow.

B’gosh! Well, if Ford had wanted to promise they’d build RHD Transit Connects for something like 20 years and supply parts for another xx years, they could’ve bid on it.

Hey Lifehacker, I’m going to show you how to write an article:

Plastic drywall anchors are just freaking fine for any application that you would WANT to hang stuff on drywall. There are dozens, if not hundreds of different solutions to hanging stuff on drywall and a lot of people make it into this huge debate about…

You probably could figure out how to make a slideshow out of it!

Don’t be lazy - posting some pics of the different kinds of anchors would make this article way better.  You probably could figure out how to make a slideshow out of it!

Uhhh, what? This (if well executed) is one of the best moves VW has made in years. Scouts are cool, off road things are hot right now, trucks are hot right now, EV’s are hot right now... what am I missing?

1) Slice bread

Everyone connected to this in any way belongs behind bars.

You needn’t like it but now you know why it exists and an application for it. You’re like all the Trumpers on the Cracker Barrel Facebook page hating on the restaurant for adding a food product they don’t like.

Creamed chipped beef on toast AKA Shit on a Shingle is enough of a reason for it to exist. 

Why would you need to heat hot water?

Yours may be the first documented case of someone actually knowing what they had.

Instead of paying to check a bag, we should now have to pay to stow a bag in the overhead bin.

“The interior of Tacoma is where it really shines”

Thats a traditional German dish called “Mettbrötchen” and considering that in the 1850s a third of the population in wisconsin was of german descent and still spoke german it should be no mistery where it came from.