Has anyone tried the “upside down” fire? We recently had a nice firepit built on our back patio, and have enjoyed it but also have noticed it’s a bit smokier and ashier than we would ideally like. Now, a lot of this probably due to the wood that have, which probably needs to be dried out a bit more, but I was doing…
Spot on! Where did they all go? I realize they’re old cars now, but I still see other cars from that era occasionally. The fact that I still stumble across a Neon SRT-4 a few times a year but haven’t seen an Evo in I don’t know how long just feels weird.
My introduction to Dave Portnoy was some youtube video of him flipping out on an employee at pizza restaurant because they didn’t want his camera man filming inside while he did his one bite pizza review thing, so they asked them to leave. He went off down the whole “you don’t know who I am?” road, and it painted a…
Eh, depends on his meaning. If the Millennial comment is more like a disclaimer, it works.
Not actually worried. I just thought the timing of the article was funny (especially considering I don’t fly American that often).
I wish I wasn’t a coward with horror games. I’m a fan of horror movies, but something about controlling a character in frightening scenarios just stresses me out beyond enjoyment. Neat list though (even if there’s only a handful on it I might play).
Just booked a work trip on American like 30 minutes ago. Cool cool cool
I was under the impression that Google Maps will work without data as long as you input your destination while you have it. Still a problem if you’re making multiple stops, but I think if you’re just going from point A to point B, it will still get you there even if you lose signal along the way.
Yeah, as tall as trucks are getting, a step doesn’t seem like a bad idea.
100%. In those scenarios an excuse is just a reason they don’t like or agree with.
And this is exactly why I made the distinction. I 100% agree for scenarios where two lanes merge into one. I was spelling out situations where two lanes go in different directions (like an exit lane, as mentioned by OP, or an interstate split). If one lane/side is backing up, a driver intentionally going all the way…
The definitely for “Rendy” sounds suspiciously like it was written by someone named Rendy.
I brought it up 1) because OP mentioned exits in his post and 2) I feel like aforementioned asshats will use incorrectly use the concept of zipper merging to justify their asshattery. Granted, to your point, asshats are going to do it anyways. I guess I just don’t want any non-asshats to mistakenly become asshats due…
Zipper merging is great for a lane ending (even though it only really works if everyone is in on it), but it’s not for an exit only lane or lane split. That is to say, if a driver is blocking an otherwise free flowing lane because they’re trying to merge into a backed up lane at the last second, they suck and should…
Yeah I also bought through CarMax earlier this year and had a pretty positive experience. Just cross-shopping Carvana and Vroom while I was looking, the prices seemed pretty comparable, and the vehicle conditions at CarMax seemed a step above (Vroom especially had some rough looking offerings).
Ghostbusters feels like it belongs here. Also, maybe it’s scarier than I remember (it’s been awhile since I’ve seen it), but all the Twilight talk makes me think of Interview with the Vampire.
I get that blacked out is a bit overdone, but to my eye that 2022 model looks SO much better than the 2014 you posted. To each their own of course.
Just out of curiosity, is there something about ACC that you don’t like? Or do you just find it unnecessary?
My toddler son, for some reason, latched onto Onward for a few months span last year, and I have to admit, even after seeing it (or at least parts of it) dozens of times, I still like it. Granted, I’m a sucker for father/son (and it turns out fatherly-brother/son) stories, but I thought it was a great, and I hate…