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My parents came of age in the ’60s and ’70s, and so they remember when blacks weren’t allowed to vote, and all the…
I’m calling bullshit right now. He clearly picked it up off the ground, stuffed it in his beer, and then didn’t even pound the whole thing. I’d call it embarrassing all the way around.
That HDR is ghastly.
So many 'buy snow tires' posts... Cmon guys, the tires help but a tool is only as good as the user. I'd rather ride with a skilled snow-driver with typical all-seasons over the average American in an AWD crossover with studded snow tires when a big storm hits. If you can have the best of both worlds then great, but…
I think the biggest myth of winter driving is that there is a replacement for good judgement.
That if you drive on snow in all-season tires you will crash and burn into a tree. Complete bullshit. No one is denying that winter tires perform better in the snow, but it's not the end of the world if you use all-seasons. Yes you will lose like 10ft stopping distance but I'm sure none(okay not none, this is Jalopnik…
Zojirushi is literally the only correct answer. My Zojirushi is 3 1/2 years old,keeps coffee hot as hell all day (8 hours, easily) and is literally one of my five most valuable items I own. Two of the other five are my wife and son.
Zojirushi is literally the only correct answer. My Zojirushi is 3 1/2 years old,keeps coffee hot as hell all day (8…
The Zojirushi Stainless Steel Mug.
The Zojirushi Stainless Steel Mug.
I've had both Zojirushi and the Contigo and I prefer the Zojirushi. It insulates WAY better and it has a significantly slimmer profile that's easier to put in my bag. Don't get me wrong, the Contigo is well made and the autoseal works. However, it just doesn't keep coffee warm as well on cold days when I'm outside.
I've had both Zojirushi and the Contigo and I prefer the Zojirushi. It insulates WAY better and it has a…
You got it right in the picture. Zojirushi all the way. First day I used it my coffee damn near scalded me 12 hours later. It was somewhat befuddling that it maintained its temperature for so long.
You got it right in the picture. Zojirushi all the way. First day I used it my coffee damn near scalded me 12 hours…
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This is, of course, the correct answer but you forgot to name the character and comment on the transition for those who don't already know. Allow me to help out.
Because I watched this with my friends who just happen to be a body language expert and a facial expression expert. I was with you, I thought he just looked normal. However, after careful review, they came to a mutual conclusion that he expressed enough qualities of someone who has an inflated amusement with oneself…
You're correct, I shouldn't tell anyone what is right or wrong. Or that words have intrinsic meaning. Here is a picture of my favorite hamburger. http://www.writers-village.org/resources/GUES…
No. Stop the trend of making hamburgers not only taller than it is wide but also taller than any human being not involved in either circus sideshows or the adult film industry could possibly fit into their mouth. This, thing, is meant to be eaten with a knife and fork. Why else would they put sauce on the top where…
Apparently no one really wants to see their lunch meats displayed like rumpled pink socks.
You misinterpret the Gnostic message. There is a God, and he is a God of love, but we are trapped by the demiurge, in a world of want and material desires. This is remarkably similar to Buddhist teachings, and is one of the clues that early Christian writers were heavily influenced by Eastern thought.