What’s wrong with casseroles??

Something I almost never say/think when I see one of these concepts: “Wow, those wheels/tires look too small.”

If you can’t trust them to know that Mμ = 1, should you really trust them with anything electric?

Even if something is freely/legally available, taxes may still make it financially worthwhile for smugglers. For example, there’s quite a bit of inter-state cigarette smuggling in the US.

Eight broiler-proof jars!

Wait, does this mean that we’ll stop seeing “real” Coke (i.e. the stuff with real sugar) in grocery stores??

> So how does it hold up?

“Second round” here is a mistranslation of “two wheeled.”

Everything here applies to Lidl.

Unless this past thanksgiving was your very last... these will be as applicable to next year’s dinner.

Yeesh, and it’s a 2017 model...!

Consistency, especially when you’re writing a recipe.

Of course they’re standing behind it.

You’re forgetting inflation.

People paid five-figure markups for the PT cruiser when it first came out, and that was before “social media” was a thing.

I’m convinced that the lack of a bigger engine is the only reason why we didn’t end up buying one of these. I had my SO all excited about the TourX when the teaser pictures first trickled out, but after test driving the Volvo V90 (too slow) and finding out the TourX only comes in 2.0T... that was an instantaneous and…

> Mexico capitulated.

Aren’t the 4GC/A5SB one size smaller?

Re: inflation of cars vs household income

Is it just me, or does that hood look misaligned in the video?