Slightly off topic-

Don't forget to eat the oysters! Flip the bird over after its cut up or eaten or whatever, and there's these two pockets of quarter-sized meat at the joint between the leg and the backbone. They're amazingly tender and delicious. If you're in a good mood eat one and share the other, if you're greedy just eat both and…

No, a Fiat 500. Figure that one out.

Doug, my '97 4.0 SE did weird things like that too. Like when the air suspension wouldn't "air up" until about 30 minutes into the drive so you're bouncing around on the bump stops. Or when it wouldn't start after getting gas. Or when the battery would die and it wouldn't start because the alarm immobilizer was stuck…

Because it was a Disney movie, the email of the week is basically exactly how I expected "Feast" to end. Glad it didn't.

My '97 Range Rover had a rear wiper like this. Their method (in the manual) was to turn the wiper on, stand there and wait for it, and then pop the tailgate when it was straight down. That would freeze it in place so you could change. I often wonder why more cars don't do this, it hides the ugly wiper up where you…

OK, I have the little brother of that Breville Espresso maker, the Infuser. It's awesome. I also have a grinder and a ton of other coffee stuff and make my GF and I cappuccinos on the weekend.... crap. we may be that couple.

Albert: This was fabulous. Truly. I bought an $11 ss wok and a 4.5 lbs of hanger steak (Restaurant Depot!) and tried it out last week, it came out so perfectly the first time and I went back and made a second batch for my girlfriend and I. I love that there's room to experiment and add or subtract as you wish. Now I…

I ordered two, good to have on hand for a gift... Its worth it to note that the promo code will only work on one per order.

I ordered two, good to have on hand for a gift... Its worth it to note that the promo code will only work on one per…

The fuel door switch on my old 1997 Range Rover P38 was a barrel of laughs. I couldn't find it the first time I went to get gas so I had to pull away from the pump and park to figure it out. When I finally did find it (behind the steering wheel and below the speedometer on the surround of the instrument panel) It…

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I've gotta say... Surprisingly... My girl and I have had a lot of fun in my Fiat 500. For some reason it works really really well for us. She has a Caddy SRX (which is just so close to sex) that isn't nearly as easy to get down in.

I still miss my Alpine White, 4.0SE 1997 P38A Range Rover "Clifford". Every day. Sure, it leaked oil like crazy and had weird, unknown things happen to the electrical system on an almost-weekly basis. It had this presence about it. It felt special when you drove it. Even 7 years after I bought it, I would still turn…

I parked mine directly in front of the MoMA on 53rd, and then 3 hours later right smack in the middle of Soho, at 2pm, 2 weekends before Christmas. So yea, I'd say it helps with parking.

I spilled an entire cup of apple juice on my roommate's brand new laptop when we were in college. It was a total accident- his desk was next to our bunk beds and I had to climb on it to get out of bed. He left the juice there and I stepped on it. Whoops. Thankfully we acted quickly, yanked the battery and got all the…

We have a bunch in NJ that I can think of. Most of them are in south or central jersey. There's an older one up by me where route 10, eisenhower parkway and northfield ave all intersect that they have since converted from a true circle into a sort of hybrid monster with a road down the middle and traffic lights. My…

I've always been a huge fan of the Land Rover "floating roof" design- where the body color repeats itself on the roof after the blacked-out banding of the windows and pillars. It looks especially nice on the classic, alpine white variants. I would tend to agree that contrasting the roof color to the body color does…

280 over the Stickel Drawbridge in Newark drops to I believe 40 or 45 for about 1/4 mile, then ramps back up again. Its understandable since the lanes get extremely narrow and there are several tight on and off ramps, but no one follows the speed change.

"we were obeying the law"

In the "Thanksgiving Songs" category, there is only one for me- Alice's Restaurant.