The source article goes into a lot more detail to explain the (complicated) issue than the Jalopnik blurb does.

Your questions probably depend a lot on state and local ordinances. If I were you and the property owner doesn’t care for the lawn I’d let it be until the growth exceeds whatever the local ordinance is and then contact code enforcement. They would probably warn them, then cut it and bill them if they didn’t do…

Where is the financial incentive to screw with mail in ballots? Beyond that, if there were issues (which there weren’t on a large scale), it would be safe to assume that people from both sides would perpetuate fraudulent activity at about the same level. 

Then what else would you base it on? We are all going to die someday, and most of us will see declining health as we age. I’ve been doing my best to plan for an early retirement since my first day in a “real” job after college. I want to live life on my terms for as long as possible before I meet the reaper. 

“However, it should be noted that it’s easy for a property owner to frustrate any attempt at squatting. The various ways your scheme can (and will) go sideways include:”

The easiest solution is to buy a dishwasher-safe water bottle that fits in your dishwasher and toss it in everyday. That’s as simple as it gets.

With a few exceptions the slow cooker has always been a convenience tool for me. It’s never my tool of choice if I have the time to cook something using a different method.

I’ve all but stopped using my crockpot since I’ve switched to working from home most of the time, and the Dutch oven definitely gets more use. When I had to go to the office every day the crockpot was a lifesaver. I’d prep the ingredients the night before, put the insert in the fridge, then just plop it in the base in…

Analysts looking at these trends are most certainly not looking at the portion of Gen Z who are under 21, they aren’t stupid. 

Analysts looking at these trends are most certainly not looking at the portion of Gen Z who are under 21, they aren’t stupid. 

They are comparing them to millennials. Millennials could never buy alcohol before 21 in any state. Hell, even my young-boomer dad (1963) couldn’t legally buy alcohol before he was 21.

I always assumed this thing would be a passing fad. I’m sure it still has its dedicated fans, but most will have forgotten about it 15 years from now. I thought about getting one, but I was never convinced I would find it more useful than my slow cooker. I know it is much faster than a slow cooker for traditional slow…

It is that though. It’s true that alcohol sales overall are down amongst Gen Z vs those who came before them. I’m not saying that it’s good or bad, it just is. 

Some of us enjoy alcoholic beverages for reasons beyond the mind-altering effects, that part is just a bonus. Also, not everyone who drinks gets hammered every time.

Why not both? That’s how I roll lol

Using the right cheese is important too. I switched to using Sargento’s Creamery Cheddar a while back, and it’s a great melting cheese for burgers. I put it on about a minute before the burgers are done cooking, and it melts beautifully.

I’d imagine that must mean the average time if someone only focuses on the main story. I don’t think it does, but maybe it could refer to the average time players have put in thus far? I know I haven’t hit that mark yet. I have kids, a spouse, a career, and a house, I’m lucky to get an hour in per day. I sometimes…

“Being the late 50s, mid-air refueling wasn’t really a thing”

I would just assume the ages of the characters is static, like in a cartoon. If Mario had continued to age after the first NES game he’d probably be around 70 years old by now. Does anyone really want that? 

Eh, to me they look like any generic goggles. You could easily find ski goggles or safety goggles that you could say the same thing about.