I’ve always been a fan of their cheese/meat/oil selections, but I’ve never dipped into their baked goods. Looks like I have a book to grab (and maybe an order to place). 

Not including Bravetart seems like an omission worth commenting on. What a wonderful cookbook. 

Oh. Great. 

Good luck and godspeed. 

Woooooooooof.

I wonder if this will affect the stuff in Universal Studios. 

About a year and a half in to my lease, around the mileage you have now, my car randomly went into limp home mode during my commute. The initial diagnosis was some sensor. The end result was 5 or so days in the shop, dropping the whole engine and replacing every injector on it.

Very high. I got rid of my car before the lease actually ended because in St. Louis, a rear-wheel drive coupe is not the smartest thing to have. At the time (not sure if this has changed) there were no winter tires available that would fit the wheels, so swapping to winter tires would require buying wheels for a lease…

Presumably, Volvo is bundling all of them and reaping the discount benefits. 

Man. Animals rule.

The iPhone-style naming convention of adding a letter to the end of the console name isn’t the easiest for the layperson to follow, especially given how similar Xbox One S and Xbox One XS sound.

I always wear disposable gloves when working with peppers, after accidentally touching my eye after slicing jalapenos once. I just scrape everything out of the inside with my finger and toss my gloves. No cleaning at all!

Nope, St. Louis, Alpine White with the screaming red interior. Alas. 

Are flying cars also, totally, going to dental school? 

This proves that you don’t have my previous 135is. 

They’re apparently around $15,000. I can replace a lot of cartridges and records for that money.

No way, just saying it’s out there (and generally unadvisable). 

Do you have PS Now? Do you like it? I’m hesitant to throw down on another subscription, but this sounds vaguely appealing. 

They used to make some crazy turntables on springs with crazy high tracking forces, too. 

While you can’t really listen to vinyl in a car (well, anyways), this is one of the tenets of my standard arguments on why listening to records around the house is fun. Listening to albums fully, from front to back, with big pretty art and an actual physical presence is pleasant. I don’t buy the “warm tone” thing a…