Not gonna lie, I'll plan to use cars, but once I'm set up in a nice-climate holdout, I'm going to attempt to stay fit and ride a bike all over. Tons of bikes.

When did I miss the article for submitting responses? How did anyone forget the Dodge Ram used in Walker, Texas Ranger. And not any dodge ram, Walker's Dodge Ram. If it's good enough for Walker, it's good enough for me.

This is almost exactly my method. NY tax is 8%, so I add 10% to my bill to cover tax and additional 20% for tip, and always round up, never down.

Laughed, very loudly, at my desk. lol excellent job sir.

some of my bosses would agree!

I grew up and neither my dad or grandfather worked on cars. In high school, I had a full class load (didn't even have a lunch period junior and senior years) so I had no room to take auto shop. I never did any car maintenance outside of filling my own air and gas until I met my girlfriend (and now wife); her father…

lol I'm still what I would consider a 'new' dad, with a 4 yr old and 2 yr old. I did find the changing table to be helpful; some blowouts (or like recently when the younger one had non-stop diarrhea) will most definitely get on the changing surface/your hands/their feet. The low stress of knowing I didn't give a…

You should have tried to sell this tagline to Budweiser, but I'm sure by now they've read and stole it.

In several of those pictures yes, police could detain them if using the weapon in any threatening manner. But note: the guns are not pointed at anyone or being waved around. You're taking still shots and adding 'assumed' action, such as waving. If me, an asian man, walked into a walmart waving a gun around in an…

this is blatantly false and dangerous information.

Dude, seriously, just read what I wrote. I said you aren't allowed to 'play', aka point, wave, etc a gun in an open carry state. I made no statement about states themselves or whether the law is 'ok'.

Rule #1: Do what police officers say

I'm not disagreeing, but I just want to state: In an open carry state, 'playing' with a gun still isn't ok.

Ever helped someone get out of a jam by pulling them out? Ever help a vehicle BIGGER than yours? It's a bit of a rush to successfully: 1) Really help a stranger out of a shit situation and 2) move 40 tons of shit with your jayco hauler. It's a good time had by all (when all goes well), so yeah, that's why people…

Seriously, with me and horror games, there is a clear cut path I would take, that works for literally every single really scary horror game I've ever played:

Some men just want to watch the world burn.

Agree 100%. I actually had someone tell me I should buy a fuel efficient car so that when I'm not towing my Jayco I can be 'doing my part'. I can afford one vehicle, which gets me camping, gets me mulch, and gets me to work. And the car they were driving: Dodge Charger.

You never, ever have the brackets square off left vs right; it should have been Kettle Vs. Nacho Cheese and Tortilla vs. Chex mix.

That seems incredibly dangerous...

one of the funniest comments i've ever read, period. hat tip.