Ohh, so that’s what’s causing this? lol
Yeah, I’m not turning mine of either.

That’s a great explanation, thank you for that.

I tried to update my profile picture. No luck.
I like Anthony Anderson in L&O.

Aren’t these the same folks that had some sort of plastic in the bread dough?
Either way, I’m not a fan of Subway unless I’m desperate. 

I might become part of their 2% if they keep this crap up.
We originally signed up with Netflix to help entertain our ailing parents. Then we stayed on because of good content. Now it’s getting as expensive as cable TV was to have a few services for entertainment.

thank you.

Hence my reply to the ass who blamed it on boomers. You should read my replies before replying.

At 150K now, still going strong.

goes to show how much I pay attention to those labels.  Who are the snot nosed kids now?

Nope, it’s cuz the millennials are too whiney and needy and want people to wait on them. 

Scientology laughs all the way to the bank.

I put on and remove my overland/camping gear before and after each trip. Only thing that stays are the stuff permanently mounted, such as the light bars and winch.

When I was a kid, liked the old Toyota’s. Now that I’m a bigger kid, this is my poster, my desktop, my home screen, my mistress.

I admit, I am guilty of being said BBQ snob.

I read the book back in late 70's, over and over. It fascinated me how they survived. I flew over the Andes a few times, as I lived in Bolivia back then.
The only version I’ve seen is the one with the American cast.  As stated below, that plane crash did seem very similar to what was described in the book.

As a self proclaimed BBQ pitmaster, my thoughts on this are:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA   No.

I was raised to not be a quitter!
Didn’t work though, I quit cigarettes 10 years ago.

actually, 59.  But I’ll be 60 in 4 months.

Too drunk/stoned to use the turn signal.  NOW I get it!