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Anything I can grill outside. So basically everything.

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I’ve done something similar, but with videos like this,

The smell of a freshly lit cig used to be one of the best things, now, it makes me slightly nauseous.

It’s been just over 3 years tobacco free for me now. Was the only thing that helped me quit.

Pretty sure I’m not alone when I say, eww.

First of all, as we’ve noted before, this thing sounds horrifyingly insane horrible, and exactly the noise I imagined when the guy who makes vacuum cleaners said he was going to start making cars.

Anything can be a racecar if you get enough people to race them put fender flares and enough stickers on it. :D

To be fair, if I was a officer of the law *snicker*, I’d just automatically assume anything I ordered would have dirt/spit/other in it.

No that’s....That’s actually pretty damn close.  If your splooge looks funky as all hell, there might be something else going on.  That or the dude just needs to drink more water.

106˚ with the humidity. Not feeling guilty about it at all.

How do you like it compared to say the Jeep Compass?  The latest iteration of course.  I’ve seen a few XC40's in person, but I still can’t tell if it’s bigger (inside and outside) than the Compass or not.

Kibbeh nayeh.  My father’s side is full on Lebanese, and we used to have it at every major family function.  Took me quite awhile to come around to it, but mannnnn, it’s delicious.  Don’t knock it till you tried it!

They are plenty sweet, until the yeast converts all that sugar into delicious alcohol. Depending on the yeast strain, and how long you ferment for, you can wind up with a very bitter drink.

Ugh, over-sweetened ciders are the worst! I’m with you Meg, the world needs more dry ciders. Ciders should be dry, by the time a cider is done fermenting, and has a good ABV, it’s usually dry, semi-sweet at best. Almost every cider you’ll find has added sugar to it. Gross. Not to mention, they’re usually filtered to

My father’s side of the family is full on lebanese, grandparents came over on the boat, etc....

I don’t know if you could even translate their pronunciation of hummus into written word. It’d just look like a bunch of consonants with a random vowel thrown in every once and awhile.

Depending on the age, go to the grocery store or hardware store, and ask for as many big cardboard boxes as you can get. They’ll just give’em to you since they’re most likely recycling them anyway.

My 5 year old would have a aneurysm if she saw this. Absolutely loves Totoro. 

Hey man, whatever you have to do to make it work. I keep telling my friends that want to get into riding the same thing. They have lofty dreams of these brand new, super pricey bikes. Doesn’t matter what you ride, as long as it’s on two wheels, you’ll have a blast.

Eh, it can be done, but you have to be willing to compromise a bit. I bought my first bike when I was 27, it was a 1975 honda CB125, got it for $1000. Road it for two years, sold it for $1000. Moved to a 2007 DR650 that I picked up for a steal at $2000. Had that just over a year when it was stolen. Insurance paid out