Very impressive. Highly athletic. Not a sport.

Yup... I changed loads of tires when I was a kid, and as an adult when my friends had flat tires. The first time it happened to me, I discovered the jack and lug wrench weren’t original. The lug wrench was a couple of sizes too big and the jack wouldn’t raise the wheel off the ground despite being jacked all the way…

I know the theory of tire changing well and can do most of the practice. Unfortunately, as a girl with the upper body strength of cooked spaghetti and a damaged wrist, I can’t lift a wheel with a tire enough to put it on. I can take one off and I can bolt one on, but need somebody to actually get it up there for me :/

+1 brick in the wall.

“Since testing began in 1994, this group of dogs is the first and only to test positive for any prohibited drugs”.

13/10 would take another hit

I felt this comment warm my soul

Race officials reportedly became suspicious when the dogs howled the guitar solo from Comfortably Numb in unison.

THEYRE STILL GOOD DOGS LAUREN! THEY WERE DOING THEIR BEST

Hi Patrick!

Next time you are talking with someone, try and identify the process by which you select the words you will speak next. You will discover that you do not know where they come from, why you used one word over another, or even the exact things you will say or in what order you will say them. You will discover that they…

I think it’s called sucking up. Life insurance, when visiting DPRK.

granted I skimmed the video, but it’s just astonishing how, in a city of 2.5 million people, there is virtually no car or boat traffic at all. could you imagine flying over chicago and seeing the streets and water this barren?

There’s an old saying, “A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger”.

You know it’s possible to say things and not remember saying them because you grew up your entire life being able to say those things without repercussions or thinking about how your words/actions impact others. This is commonly known as privilege.

31. Was totally into Limp Bizkit, Korn, et al during the late 90s/ early aughts.

Plus think of all nookie he’ll get

Chicagoland has lost most of its ash over the past ten plus years. This follows the previous die off of dutch elms from disease back in the late 1960s. Organization such as The Morton Arboretum and the Chicago Botanical Society have done a good job working with municipalities and individuals on replanting. However,…

That’s what I’m talking about!

I’m almost 38 and still get checked out by teenage boys. I wonder if they know they’re eyeballin’ someone old enough to be their mom. Shout-out to my grueling workouts and my plastic surgeon. Love you guys!