Dude, take Whataburger with you! You can buy the ketchup, spicy ketchup, and mustard, as well as the pork sausage they use for the BOBs and Breakfast on a Biscuits, at HEB. Stock up! :-)

True. But no matter where you go you'll still have to wait at least half an hour for your food.

LMAO! I love your sidenote. Because that's basically how I feel about this story. All "fuck this fucking asshole!" on the one hand, and then all "OMFG I want some whataburger right now!!!!!!! Give me the spicy ketchup!"

Yes.

Right?

I don't think y'all realize how good whataburger is. And having to wait 20 minutes (at least) for your order is hard enough. There's nothing "fast" about this fast food chain. But there is a whole lot of awesomeness. Tasty, tasty awesomeness.

That's a possibility, but if you're taking separate molded pieces and assembling them together, the clay has to be at a certain "Goldilocks" kind of firmness that is both firm enough to handle, yet pliable and containing enough moisture to still be able to be adhered to another piece at relatively that same…

Because clay can be slip cast in molds, meaning it's possible for many copies of the same thing to be made. The technique is what gives you your identical china sets and coffee mugs today.

Ugh! This breaks my heart! I've been a fan of his for a couple of years now. Was really looking forward to seeing him play at the next level. And he's one of those rare ones who seems like a genuinely nice kid, too. I hope that things work out for him in the future, whatever his new plans will have to be.

AHHHHHH! That's Alex Minsky! He's a Marine veteran who lost his leg in Afghanistan! He became a fitness model after he came back. I've been following his work for about the past year now. He's an awesome guy!

AHHHHHH! That first one, the lumberjack... that's Alex Minsky! He's a Marine veteran who lost his leg in Afghanistan! He became a fitness model after he came back. I've been following his work for about the past year now. He's an awesome guy!

I'll use the medical terminology, so that it remain SFW, if not SFYB (safe for your brain).

The title is taken directly from the book it is (very loosely) based on, as this article mentions.

Betamax may not have hit it off with the average consumer, but its better quality meant it was industry standard in tv news stations across the country, even into the early aughts. It held up to overwriting a lot better than VHS, too.

We all armchair psychoanalyze people's opinions on myriad subjects. It's kinda the defining characteristic of GT. I mean, i dunno what the history is between you and LTAI, but maybe don't carry that into another random post about a random topic where they weren't even being rude? There are GTers on here I don't like,…

Yo, SW, what did LTAI do to you? They haven't flung any insults your way as far as I can tell.... all they've said is that they think Bud Light is passable when out in public. Why is that a statement worthy of such punitive retorts?

Yup! Barbasol is like a buck and it lasts forever. (I like the beard buster... works great on legs). You buy a can of women's shaving cream and it's like $5 and lasts about a shave and a half (not really, but it feels like it, whereas I can use a single can of barbasol for a couple of months).

I always assumed it was a hot air/cold air thing because if I close the shower curtain fairly securely, then yeah, every time it'll get sucked inward and attack my legs. But then I started leaving a gap between the shower curtain and the far wall, like at least 4-6 inches of space, and it stopped the shower curtain…

Sorry for posting this comment on this article, but it's the most recent one on here. Figured you'd like to know this, especially since it's good news:

Except that humanity has been consuming animal milks for millennia with no ill effects. Maybe perhaps you should consider that PETA is a disingenuous organization that often spouts factually inaccurate propaganda to further a cause militantly, rather than engaging in civil discussion.