6 qt is easily big enough for any family up to 5-6 people. Larger sizes would be for Mormon/Catholic families or if you regularly host parties of 10+ people or if you like to make an entire month’s worth of food in 20 minutes.
6 qt is easily big enough for any family up to 5-6 people. Larger sizes would be for Mormon/Catholic families or if…
Definitely big enough, trust the process
Definitely big enough, trust the process
There’s a Drunk History USA?
“We can’t put guys in the seats, can we now?”
Came here for this. Was not disappointed.
Those thumbs...
a book with his TED Talk father David
You have bodegas, I have Wawas. We have the finest in convenience store dining accommodations.
For what it’s worth, Coors Field was built for $215 million in 1993-94. That’s $495 million in 2017. You’d have to believe that construction costs have not risen faster than CPI though, which I assume is a flawed assumption.
“4/ Between the hours of 12AM and 6AM, all these machines will be covered in either piss or homeless people. Or both.”
Private financing? What’s taking so long for the city to sign on? The longer they wait, the more chance the team has to ask for public funds. Start construction now!
IBM Simon was $1099 without a contract, $899 on contract, when it launched in 1994.
You know, I never even noticed the took it away until I saw you mention this. It was the only punting stat that I thought mattered as a kid, we used to go out in my back yard and have contests to see who could get the longest hang-time, which never ended in fights about how to time it and how long someone’s actual…
It’s recounted here:
What?! They’ll sign Chris Johnson but Kaepernick is sti.... Oh I’m sorry, my bad. First instinct.
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I always liked the trick punt Buddy Ryan’s Eagles pulled off. The punter took the snap, took one step, then heaved he ball up in the air so to the defensive backs who couldn’t see the actual pass being thrown behind the scrimmage scrum thought it was a punt and started blocking what receivers they assumed were…
