That will get you as shredded as Rob McElhenny was for that one episode?

“I’m gonna break it down for you, because it’s actually quite simple, and anybody can do this. Anybody on the planet can do this. First thing’s first: if you have job—like a 9-5 job—quit that. Do you like food? Forget about that. Because you’re never going to enjoy anything you eat. Alcohol? Sorry. That’s out. So what…

Or I could just make food at home for 1/4 of the cost.

Was that not already baked into the cost? Or are they adding new fees on top of their existing contracted rates?

The texture was offputting and it smelled like dog food. The taste was okay at best. I’ll stick with beef.

Its really not good unless its served about a half a degree above freezing, at which point it becomes great.

I guess we’re throwing out the 1st amendment as well.

It was definitely really good in the 80s, and I’m from the Pizza Belt.

Right, just because the rent is too damn high doesn’t mean the tenants are rich.

I don’t understand this strategy of making food for instagram posts and blog thinkpieces rather than making food that people would want to eat.

Because we’ve been voting for the do-nothing party for years and shit keeps getting worse.

So there’s still zero savings over what you would otherwise spend on fuel on average.

- Is there a lot of wind noise when you’re trying to sleep?
- What if I have to pee in the middle of the night?
- Can my dog easily get in and out?

Ah yes, Jalopnik, famous anti-transportation blog.

Mute City should be #1 and its a travesty its not included at all, especially to lesser F-Zero songs.


Also Cruisin USA Main Menu theme comedy option.

The $10-15k difference is more than a bit of a premium. That’s like paying for 5 to 7 years of gas up front (cheaper to run lol), and paying interest on it to boot.

But you’re buying a compact EV for the same price as a gas midsize SUV.

Now bring back the meximelt you cowards.

For the same price for the same vehicle, I’d choose the electric. Gas cars are just cheaper than their electric equivalents right now.

I more cynically assumed it was to use an executive’s vacation as a tax write off.