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Dave In Dallas
dave-in-dallas

Came here to recommend this.  I follow a member named “ArtQuark” that has some particularly nice ones, if you want a place to start!  The home page also usually has one or two that I like every day.

I’m just glad they’re finally making a sequel to The Matrix.

This has worked every single time for me.

Spot on. I used to be a single issue voter, but more and more, I’m seeing the political animals that support my single issue do so many other disgusting things. Unfortunately, if I switch to another issue and look at the other party, the same problem exists.

I need to hit the Powerball so I can buy an island nation

I would love to switch all my bulbs to Hue bulbs. But the lights in my ceiling fan cost a buck to replace with regular ol’ dumb bulbs, but $32 a pair to replace with Hue bulbs. That’s not a reasonable cost.   I need 18 of these bulbs throughout my house.  So, under $20 for dumb bulbs, or nearly $300 for Hue bulbs. 

Huh... I used to work in a kitchen in North Carolina. That must be something really recent, and very odd since most places are moving away from glue traps. I can’t imagine requiring every restaurant to hire a licensed exterminator!  Are you sure?

Critters can be freed from glue traps with a bit of edible oil (vegetable oil). Just slather it over the glue and the critter, taking care to not get any around its face. If you’re not interested in assisting, they can eventually free themselves if you put ‘em outside, but it can be much faster to help them out and

Sorry, but your post is filled with misinformation.

First of all, most non-venomous snakes are able to flatten their heads to make that triangle shape. Also, venomous snakes can dilate their pupils so that they’re perfectly round. Neither of those are reliable methods to ID whether a snake is venomous or not.

Venomous

Great article. Might want to mention that there is no such thing as “snake repellent,” even though there are products that are sold with that name. They are 100% ineffective. You might say they’re snake oil...

Also, if one is inclined to try to identify venomous snakes themselves, it helps to know that there are only 4

Great post. I firmly believe every adult should carry a knife.

If anyone is looking for a good first knife, I can’t recommend the Kershaw Leek enough. It comes in many flavors, some with good steel, some with GREAT steel. It’s large enough that it could be used defensively, but it’s small enough to carry in just about

Nope.  Waze uses the exact same directions as Google Maps every time I use it, unless Waze is routing me around some sort of traffic issue.

Another slideshow.

I’ve got it set to “alerts only.”

Biggest way to sabotage a news website/blog!

Slideshow?

I’ve found that blood is the only bodily fluid that doesn’t come out with a regular washing, and even that is easily tackled with most pre-treating stain removers. I’ve simply not had this problem.

I’ve also never had a “funky sheet” problem, either.

Context definitely matters, but even when it’s used in a manner that’s obviously not directed at a person, it might offend.

Growing up, I used “gay” as a generic pejorative term. Didn’t like a new rule at school? “That’s so gay.” Times changed, I used that phrase in front of a gay coworker and felt guilty, even though

Unfortunately, those torches (Searzall, or just straight flame) make your food taste like propane if you use them for much more than a quick pass or two.

While I have zero doubt that some people might feel better after talking to strangers, I know I don’t. I do it when I’m put in a social situation that makes it appropriate, but it doesn’t make me feel better, and it often makes my day just a little bit worse.

It’s almost like the author has no awareness that about a

Yeah, those look incredibly delicious!