All I see in your picture is that Jesus loves Dick.

I have the opposite experience, my lady and I usually have plenty left over that she will either take to work for lunch or we will have for dinner the next day.

I've done Blue Apron. The food is great and there is usually so much left over that you can eat it the next day, that is unless you're the type that always super-sizes every meal and eat enormous amounts of food. For regular folks, save and reheat the next day.

Holly hell! 3 bedroom 2 bath 1750 sq/ft brick house for 85k?!?!? Where do you live? A place like that in LA (obviously without the lake and acre of land) would be at least $500k

On Verizon with an iPhone 5S and can't use voice and data simultaneously, not even while on LTE.

And then later back into frame.

That was from a plane, about 5 years ago.

Ditto! Have tried several, finally found one I love. Girlfriend got one too right after seeing how good mine was. It's tiny and simple to use.

This is mine from Paris.

As it starts: Oh I can do that, and that, and… oh shit!!!!!

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It all comes down to poo!

There are far less tourists in Siberia, if that's why you choose to go places.

Is there an option for Pay-per-view events? Like say I like to watch the UFC fights but don't like going to crowded bars.

Try a Blue Bidet (www.bluebidet.com) much more inexpensive and easy to install. I've had one for years and have recently bought two others for the other toilets. (They also have like a travel one but that I haven't tried).

I learn something everyday!

I was a mechanical engineer working for General Motors in Kansas City. I quit after a little less than 2 years and moved to LA to get into the film industry. About 8 years later, still in the film industry and don't regret it one bit.

Thanks! And I wish I could afford new ones, I would have all stainless steel appliances, but alas… in the future perhaps.

I have done some work to the kitchen. Completely stripped the blotchy paint job (took a very long time to get it all down to the bare wood), repainted, put in the backsplash tile, and put a range hood. Took almost two months but well worth it.

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