James is very happy about this

James is very happy about this

As a former fire hydrant inspection guy I can confirm this.

FWIW, I’d have expected the dealer to work with you or at least explain why they can’t economically do it.

My Dutch oven is a great thing and we use it all the time. For smaller families I’d suggest you look at getting a enameled braiser. We have this and it gets tons of use during the school year for one pot make ahead dishes. Like braised beef and veggies.

My Dutch oven is a great thing and we use it all the time. For smaller families I’d suggest you look at getting a…

Personally I would not get the Lodge pot. Bare care iron isn’t as easy to deal with as enameled cast iron. Enameled cast iron goes into the dishwasher and you definitely can’t do that with cast iron.

Personally I would not get the Lodge pot. Bare care iron isn’t as easy to deal with as enameled cast iron. Enameled…

I had a propane Econoline 250 at one job, they were super cheap to run if you idled a lot like my job required. I had it well before the environment was a big deal, that company was just cheap.

Boo, well one less reason to drive down the 401

That place has been around since the 70's. If I had a reason to go to London I'd pick one up.

I like my Endy too, 

My 48SX which dates from 1990still works, as does a 20 y.o. 12C, and a 15 y.o. 17Bii.  Of all my HP calculators only the 32S doesn't work. Guess I'll have to do trigonometry the hard way by hand.

Work just moved us to Win10 from Win7 and one of the consistent complaints is that the sharpness/quality of text displayed is much worse. It’s almost like the old days of Win95 where you’d have issues with CRT monitors and non-native resolutions.

The Blazer is bigger than the Equinox, it's the same size as the Acadia. The Acadia All Terrain with the 3rd row seats deleted is the equivalent.

I used to use a Victoria’s Secret box for my wife’s gifts every year, specifically the gift she’d open up at my parents house.

There won't be any passengers now that they can't fit golf clubs in the trunk. That seat is going to be reserved for the golf bag.

I read the a book on the development and launch of the C5 Corvette and one of the design goals was to be able to carry a golf bag and a passenger.

Same thing happened at the Canadian Tire I worked at, the newbies would get asked to get the lower rad hose for a '71 Beetle. When they couldn't find it on the microfiche they'd be told to look it up for a '72 because they're the same.

Its transporting US service member's cars from Europe or some other overseas bases.  I don't know the details, but I read about it here I think a long time ago.  

At that point you could still get away with having the passenger side mirror as an option.  The cheap spec Civics were the cars that didn't have one.

Doc Martens Year of the Dog boots, they were half off and were in both my size and my wife’s.

The 35lb pail of laundry detergent lasts me two years.