Also, a pan is designed to be manipulated. A griddle is stationary.

I always thought of a griddle as a flat cooking surface, and you’re right it covers a larger area such as multiple burners, But what do you call a “griddle” if it has raised ridges for a cooking surface?

Not necessarily, I have both types: an oven tray with raised ridges that I often use on stovetop across two burners (griddle style indeed, except for the raised ridges), but I also have a square frying pan with very defined ridges. The principles of binaryvisions’ response still apply.

You understand! I have a preference for making pork belly (think Korean BBQ) in a grill-pan for exactly this reason: its fatty, it releases a ton of oil, and the shape of the pan allows me to drain that off between batches.

I was a Toyota guy at the time, but I remember driving my roommate’s RSX-S and it gave me the tingles, what a fantastic driving experience!

I’m surprised nobody made mention of that pitch angle. I feel like the pilot will spend a disproportionate amount of time staring up at the sky instead of the direction in which they are flying...

I’m glad someone brought up the obvious fact that the Ranger will be cross-shopped (and to me, should have been included in this article). I bought a 2019 Ranger at the end of January last year, so I got a few thousand knocked off the price tag for aged inventory. The truck bed is big enough for my occasional Home…

I enjoyed doing Kung Fu for years, including some grappling and disarming practice, but our instructor always told us to use our heads and avoid confrontation if possible. Martial Arts are great exercise though, and I highly encourage ANYONE to give it a try if for no other reason than that.

I definitely get the “inspired by StarWars vibe”.

On one hand, I’m glad my ‘19 ranger won’t be the smallest pickup at the next tailgate, on the other hand I’m kinda wondering if I bought the wrong pickup and should have waited for the Maverick lol

Is it Macho enough? No. I guarantee one of these pulls up in the parking lot of the next country concert and onlookers will expect a petite lady to step out... and there might still be a few laughs or comments “Aint that cute”

That’s not a donkey, that’s a goddamn Unicorn!

Sounds delicious! I would be missing the Okra though, so I might have to toss some into that recipe. Question for you: RICE - what’s the best one to use? Jasmine/Basmati/anylonggrainwilldo?

Yes Vaughn, preach the gospel of Overproof!

The bathtub trick works well. So much so that my bathtub is now a plant haven (its a separate tub from the shower, and we only use the shower). However, beware of root-rot in certain plants like orchids which may not appreciate sitting in water for extended periods of time.

Thanks for the insight on the CX30. as for the greys, I think the author needs to promote your reply. Permanently, well, that I don’t know.

Truth!

I used to have a manual CX5, I really wanted more power, but I was ok with the size. Mazda never granted my wish for more zoom zoom with a manual attached, and by the time a turbo CX5 was discussed, I had moved on. The CX-30, which I initially loved the look of, now looks to me like it either squishes the rear…

Think about things that actually make you feel relaxed or happy or refreshed—maybe reading a book or going for a walk, instead of just scrolling on your phone—

Hey Vaughn, nice article! I learned quite a bit from it and from the comments it attracted. I actually love Okra and, until my mid 20s, had only had it in steamed fish and pepperpot soup (God bless Jamaican Cuisine!). I have since fallen in love with deep fried okra and still enjoy its slimier preparations (hello…