well the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree...

So... not Mars Bars?

if your wife has a good starter, just ask for some of what she’s tossing when she has to feed it. Typically when you feed you dispose of 2/3 of the starter, and either use it for loaves or just toss it (I prefer using it, because it feels wasteful). 

Even if you are using instant yeast instead of a sourdough starter/levain/sponge, using just a tiny amount & letting it go for 72 hours in the fridge makes a far tastier pizza dough than a same-day dough.

Right? “Mmmmm, hot salty cardboard!” 

I’m just spitballing here, but maybe people like their pizza to taste like actual pizza?

One, because, yes, you can drive it with the top down; an added bonus during a warm Autumn day.

Possibly “Starship Troopers”, published 1959?

Starship Troopers

When ever I hear somebody say raisins are “healthy” I wonder what sort of mixed up dietary advice they have gotten over their life. Raisins though they have nutritional value are still mostly sugar so anything outside of a few oz is going to be bad for you especially if you eat other sweets.

I would think powering them for any meaningful amount of time without tethers could be the bigger issue.

If we’re talking movies... once its outfitted properly we’re talking Edge of Tomorrow. Which will probably lead to the District 9 exosuit, and eventually integrated Elysium gear - which will circle back to a hybrid District 9/Elysium beast of an integrated exosuit.

Biggest problem with passenger rail in the US: freight companies own the rails.  Amtrak has to yield to BNSF, et. al., when it comes to scheduling.

Which is maybe an easier way to cut costs instead of, you know, attracting more riders by turning trains into something more than a slower form of air travel (albeit with slightly more leg room) through improvements like cheaper tickets and trains that actually arrive on time.

I think the grounds for the lawsuit are totally specious. Hart’s got money and he probably would’ve been sued regardless, so as Mack says, this will likely just go away with a settlement of some kind.

In some states a driver can be cited if there is an open container in the vehicle, even if they are sober.

Stereo and beer? Are they sure this isn’t a case of grand theft buggy?

This has a whole different meaning in Australia!