On one of my trips I made back east for the SCCA Solo Nationals, we took I-80 into Nebraska and then turned south onto US-81 near York. I-80 was (probably still is) posted at 75 mph through Nebraska, but even the big rigs were doing over 80.

You said “master baker”....

I remember seeing minimum speed limits posted on I-70 through Kansas.

“At no time did we exceed 175 mph.” - Dan Gurney

You’re asking to get arrested if you drive this thing.  And you should be committed to a mental hospital if you pay $21K for it.  ND

I recently broke off an incisor at the gum line, and it forced me to modify what/how I eat.  I can understand where you’re coming from.

One of the reasons I go with mac n’ cheese for my camping meals is I always bring water. If I don’t need it for dinner, I will at least need it to make my morning coffee.

I used to do something similar to this with Kraft Macaroni n’ Cheese.

Add in some minced garlic and a sprinkling of red pepper flakes, and you’ve got heaven on a plate.

I haven’t done it in a long time, but for a while I’d occasionally take a can or two of Chef Boyardee ravioli on camping trips. It was quick and easy, and not completely horrible. But if I’m at home and want ravioli, I’d rather do frozen or refrigerated.

I daily a 31-year-old Mazda, so I do without all of them. :)

This car does look pretty nice, but Maseratis of this era never really did it for me.  Add in their legendary (lack of) reliability, and it’s an ND for me.

I clicked ND, but after your post I’m now craving some barbecue...

But $17,500 probably wouldn’t get you an ND Miata. :)

Sounds like Dear Hubby needs to go to Chocoholics Anonymous...

Peeps are good - for wall insulation.

I hates trademark disputes!

Call it the Jeep LaJeep.

Why would I pay $17,500 for this six-year-old Slingshot when a new one goes for $20K?  ND.

It’s rare because almost nobody wanted one.  Mystery solved.