apeddlerofdeath
Dr. Martin van Nostrand
apeddlerofdeath

I remember having to go to 4adodge.com to get to Dodge’s website because some dude owned dodge.com.

It’s difficult for me to hear emergency vehicles in my 15-year-old vehicle with the windows up.  Today’s vehicles have amazing sound isolation.

I was surprised at just how good of a job he did going through each step one at a time, providing torque values, and just doing an overall great job of explaining everything.  It was quite unlike some other videos I’ve used to do work on my car where the guy just says, “This was difficult to film, so here’s the end

https://www.npr.org/2017/10/05/555580598/fact-check-is-chicago-proof-that-gun-laws-don-t-work

Just imagine the reaction if a drag queen had read the manga to kids...

“On God, we’re working on making changes, for real.”

Clearly you have not studied Matthew Inman’s guide to drawing hands (slightly NSFW).

I appreciate how they’re ending B4B. I love the game and still play it regularly, so while I’m a little sad we won’t get more, the support the game has received has been great. But the latest update was how I feel it should have ended, by adding Trial of the Worm. Trial of the Worm is a randomized 4-map mode where you

“As a husband and a father...”

This dude is a sad troll.
ETA: Not sure why I bothered.  I’m sure you know that.

Oh go sit in a puddle you dildo.

You are me.

I learned on a 1997 Dodge Dakota in the Midwest. My mom took me out to some county roads to practice. I actually thought that was a great little pickup to learn on because the throws were so incredibly long, as was the clutch travel, that it was very easy to find the proper gear and ensure it was in gear. Also,

The family has, understandably, kept his condition private, and will continue to do so.

Thank you. At most I imagine he’s banned for life from this event and/or similarly hosted events.

I think this is the perfect description.  It is neither great nor terrible.  It just is.

Are you trying to get the feature disabled?

Ugh, what a terrible opini...

Agreed.  Sprouts in Colorado?  Yes, it’s popular, but there are only 30 Sprouts stores in Colorado and 116 King Soopers.  That’s not counting the sister stores like City Market.