It really depends on a lot of factors. I currently pay $800 a year for my ‘05 Evo, and $650 for a ‘05 Volvo S40. My buddy drives a ‘05 forester and pays around $1,400.

Looks like my 2 year old trying to squeeze one out after eating too many bananas.

Did a slow braise for mine this time, used a nice stout for the liquid, tons of thinly sliced onions and garlic on top. It was one of the best I’ve ever had. Took 6 hours, but still, set it and forget it.

It really can be a beautiful state, especially the more north you go. But yah, the road situation around here, looks like it was carpet bombed.

I’ve been keeping my eye out for a clean last gen with lower mileage. Really want one for our family, car sized “minivan” with sliding rear doors? Yes please.

I’ve been updating my mental map of where and how bad the road surfaces are after/during this winter. Especially when the weather warms up and I dare to bring the bike out, this shit sucks in a car, but it’s downright deadly on a bike.

Pretty sure that’s a Lambo, dude.

The cashew version of this is good, but the potato carrot version is sublime. Looks, feels and IMHO tastes more like the crappy canned cheese that we’re trying to emulate here.

It took awhile for my wife to catch on to that one. I started doing it pretty early. Got my food first, then set them up. Otherwise as soon as I sat down to eat, they were thirsty, needed more food, or were done.

I honestly feel like the self-imposed pressures from social media have seriously fucked up parent’s attitudes towards their children. It’s slightly disgusting to watch someone spend 15 minutes trying to get the “perfect” photo of their kid so they can post it on facebook, sit back down on the bench, and bury their…

Volvo wagon.

The cashew version of this is pretty good, but once I tried the carrot and potato recipe, there’s no going back. It’s creamier, the texture and color is closer to the “real” crappy cheese that we’re trying to emulate. It’s way cheaper, as well.

The only good thing about Volvo being owned by Ford back in the day was the fact that I could actually afford one.

Both, in their heaviest trims, are within ~60lbs. Weight’s a non-issue between these two cars. The XT has 30 extra hp over the GTI as well. So, again, it really doesn’t mean much.

You do realize that both a 2006 forester XT and a 2006 GTI weigh pretty much the same, right?

Funny, every other car I’ve test drove that’s in a similar class/price as my (admittedly modded) VIII has felt a bit lacking. Now, I’m not saying its the fastest car on the road, far from it, but nothing has really come close to the raw, connected feel that I get from this car.

I did a quick search of giphy to see if I could find any good gifs of dogs licking peoples faces. Then I found this.

I present, the Avon Turbo edition.

That’s why we had places like Funcoland! Every week I’d ride my bike up to Funcoland and pick up their updated game “newspaper”. Highlight all the games I wanted to trade in (which they conveniently posted trade in prices for), and circled the games I wanted to buy.

What if we’re good stackers though? My wife and I do this all the time. I’ve always attributed it to us both being a bit OCD.