shorts immediately identify you as an American tourist

I travel all over the world regularly. The “only Americans wear shorts/baseball hats” thing was out of date by 2000. This is a pretty good example of people who want to seem worldly proving they know fuckall about what happens in the world.

Am I the only one to notice how basically every article that discusses “work” assumes that literally every human works in an office? Sure you can say that men shouldn’t wear shorts to work- if they work in an air- conditioned office. Tell me I shouldn’t be wearing shorts while building an outdoor concert stage in the…

What if we compromise and let men wear dresses too.

I’ve traveled a bit, and I’ve seen people in many countries wearing shorts. People from Ecuador, Cuba, Marseille.

No.

Exactly. The article presumes everyone works in an office building. Granted, those who can get away with wearing shorts at work are not likely their target audience. For instance, not many lifeguards or UPS delivery drivers sit in front of a computer all day, taking the occasional break to read lifehacker. No, mostly…

Fashion-police takes are the dumbest takes.

well, as a lifeguard, it would make life dangerous wearing a suit to work.

It’s time to michael down

Jan Quadrant Vincent 16 is LIFE!!!

from base to top pikes is 4800 feet, Washington is 4500 feet, pikes road is 12.6 miles, Washington is 7.6. Much steeper. More naeeow, and 18 turns per mile, vs pike having like 12 per mile

Yeh, but your mountain can’t brag about this...

“Hurricane-force wind gusts are observed from the summit of the mountain on average of 110 days per year.

If it’s on the same chassis as a Tahoe which is just a shorter suburban, why couldn’t it handle it?

I wish this would get more popular as an event. Since the criminal act of paving Pikes Peak all the way up, this should absolutely be heralded as the great hillclimb event of the US.

To expand on this: the “no soap on cast iron” thing comes from a time when harsh, lye-based soaps were the norm. You know, back when you needed big yellow rubber gloves to wash the dishes, because the soap would make your hands all dry and cracked. Nowadays, most dish soap is actually detergent, not soap. …

What kind of monster uses Pam cooking spray to cook a steak?

Well what exactly do you mean by opulent? Do you mean being very showy and flashy? In that case then no, they weren’t. They were quite subtle on the outside with a fairly understated, classy design. But on the inside they were quite luxurious, with wood trim and leather everywhere. Their price tag was also like $85k…

What’s funny is that the Range Rovers of the time were just as horrible on gas and yet they didn’t get nearly as much criticism as the H2 did. My 2004 Range Rover averaged about 12-13mpg, no matter how gently I drove it. And that’s with a freshly rebuilt engine, a good transmission, new filters, new spark plugs, and…

Dude, cast iron with a chainmetal scrubber to clean and you are good to go. You don’t need other pans. Once you figure out how not to ruin one, you will continue not ruining it and using it for everything.