Toss a mess of broccoli in olive oil, garlic salt, and any other herbs. Roast at 425 until edges get black and crispy, probably 20 minutes or so. Pull out, toss some parm or anchovy butter if you're a man of taste. Literally no one dislikes this

Thank you for the safe space. My name is AvalacheGSX, and, while I know I should not,

I have it on good authority that the world WAS in black & white.

Actually, they seemed pretty OK relative to other cars of the day ... Datsun 210, Corolla, Colt, 323. Honda Civic was a huge leap forward that year though. Now by 1987, it was hopelessly archaic with the rest of the world having gone FWD.

Yeah, that bugged me too.

Boeing also had two previously built 747s that the original buyer didn’t take delivery of, so there were some savings to be had.

I take the opposite approach. If traveling alone for a short duration, 1 bag, overhead compartment, no personal items. I hate waiting for the checked bags at the airport.

Jesus take  Tweel

Yeah, there’s no way he changed when he realized being a hothead was detrimental to his career.

It’s been postulated Enzo never intended to sell to Ford. He just entertained the bid to get Fiat to bite and bite big.

 just get a bespoke fair trade pogo leash on etsy.

You hop to the local Starbucks to get a nice cuppa brew.
And then you hop back with your coffee-on-the-go.

Oops.

I’m starting an app-based roller blade micro mobility share startup.

The dipshit executives over at Cadillac who approved axing V-Sport in favor of making weakling V cars and then introducing a new, higher-end badge for real Vs needs to be fired yesterday along with the useless flotsam who came up with and floated the idea across his desk.

I think you may be onto something.

Close enough

Dude. Jim Rogers did this, better, almost twenty years ago.

That build is peak Jalopnik.

Man. You sure showed him. It’ll make him think twice about doing this to another human being.

Dig into the financials of any publicly traded health insurance company and you’ll see the real problem is the extortionate and over-inflated medical care bills the insurance companies have to pay. No one has done a damn thing about the cost of healthcare, just want to blaim the insurance companies whose purpose is to…