Great story-telling.

Good one!

Voice input is the obvious not-yet-used alternative: “Truck! Reverse gear!”

The streetsblog article was written before the Myrtle Beach, SC, and Newport Beach, CA, outbreaks that are currently in the news. The CDC has issued a lengthy set of guidelines for beaches in general. It’s easy to imagine a large festival setting being not too much different with respect to the risk of community…

Thanks—expertise is not sufficiently appreciated in modern life.

I lived in Texas for grad school and was up at the literal crack of dawn 2x a week to collect data. I ate so many Whataburgers and Sonic burgers for breakfast...

Very nice—several pieces of good advice.

Very nice—several pieces of good advice.

Yes, the effort of cleaning up afterwards is a factor in my decision (as is even whisk-versus-fork) as well.

True, it’s clickbait, which is annoying.

LOL.

In Inglorious Bastards it was three beers?

This is good. You have people thinking about the issues and talking about symbolism and making judgment calls and so forth. Some results we may agree with, others we may not. But it’s happening, public and private discussions that lead to decisions.

That car looks as though it’s floating a good six inches above the ground. The Nash Transcendentalist.

that blue 1965 Chevy Biscayne back there

Totally agree. Erica could become a hundredaire just like that.

Also from the Post article:

If anything, my complaining neighborhood Ebenezer is just making me wrench a little faster, which is kind of exciting, in a way. I do like a nice, hard deadline.

Thanks for the gentle correction—and good God, I’m an idiot, reading Albuquerque and thinking Arizona.

Good luck, and take all precautions you can to avoid getting sick.

So who did the restoration?  Or is that a mystery worth another article?