Not to mention some of the worst reliability in the world. I consider every penny spent on one completely wasted money. 

I work for a large-ish online company. You’ve heard the name. You’ve seen the commercials. And for a large company, they’re surprisingly progressive about things. The CEO encourages every employee to have a “side hustle” to make extra cash if they want. He even says he has one (ane makes millions per year at hi main…

I first discovered these lovely bits of deliciousness about 20 years ago. I’ve used them in chili and about a hundred other dishes and they never disappoint. Chipotles in Adobo has earned a permanent place in my pantry.

This. I can’t believe people pay attention to this self-serving ignorant asshole, but I shouldn’t be surprised as there is plenty of precedent (and one president).

Goes to mix a tiny bit of ketchup into the drawn butter. For science and a little extra umami. 

They all used to be addictive, especially the Thin Mints. But the past few years, something has changed. The amount you get per box has gone down, but that’s fine. My $5 supports a great cause and it’s been $4 or $5 per box for a long time.

Car Car Binks

I disagree, but even if I agreed, going to a nice place and having them not care about any part of it, would indicate that they’re perhaps not about bringing that A game all the time. I don’t need fancy gourmet shit all the time, but if the coffee is off, I get suspicious.

I am not an IPA fan. Never really have been. And the Hop Wars of the Early Oughts didn’t do them any favor in my book.

Inkjets are too damn expensive to operate and I’ve never been a fan. I do have a Brother color laser (22 pages per minute B&W, duplex, and wireless for $200 at the time) that has been great for a few years now. Toner costs are reasonable and the artificial limitations are minimal. They were also pretty good about…

I’m not a shit driver or a shit person. I’ve had my EcoBoost Flex for almost exactly 10 years to the day. And it’s been a real hoot to drive the entire time. I’m surprised to see it on the list, especially since nearly the entire criticism of it was the drivers.

Oh I know what I’m up against. And I’m fine with any criticism that comes my way. It was actually a great car. Like my post said, never had any trouble with it. And it wasn’t a clapped out POS. It just lacked some features that I prefer to have in my DD commuter.

1997 Mazda Protege.

I wash my collagen down with a shot of Lizardo Brand Snake Oil. My skin, nails, and hair are all shiny, moist, and amazing. My halitosis went away, and my wife give me a “birthday present” onee a week. We’re really simmering in the bedroom, if you know what I mean.

I will order a steak with a side of steak at a steakhouse. 

At every type of restaurant: coffee. Simple black coffee. If they can’t be bothered to brew a decent cuppa, I know they’re going to be off with the food.

Well technically any molecule (water even) is one molecule away from being plastic. Heck, I’m one set of DNA away from being [insert any other human’s name here].

I was “meh” in general but that Walmart-looking bordello interior horrid dog-peen red quilted seat material swap ... just no. Bonus nope for the impractical wheels. Triple nope on the body mods, although as pointed out, it does “modernize” it a tad.

Hey! I lived in Amherst, but was in Hamburg a lot to visit grandparents, and occasionally Clarence. I left around 1990, but marvel every time I go back at Tops and how Wegman’s has really taken things next level.

Brilliant!