The sex education program in the schools around here is called FLASH.

I see people doing it on the west coast.

I thought Audi had already done that.

Must be millennials, no one else would rate gummy candies higher than lebkuchen. Please redo with grownups on the tasting panel.

Just once I would like to see some measurements that prove/disprove whether a strut brace actually does anything. I suspect it has the same effect as a Koni window sticker.

I do that and it works even better if you have a convection oven and a stainless grid so the fat can drip away.

These trees make a beautiful houseplant when grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock. You can get one from Four Winds Nursery.

It’s pretty refreshing to read all the practically-minded and down to earth responses here. Most everyone seems to be a real cook who goes with what actually is worthwhile, rather than a Foodie whose talent is limited to comparing ornate menu descriptions before they order.

That’s why they have the NE and the SE, dummy. Main Street is in the center and the roads increase in number as you go north and south from there. There are no roads marked West because Bellevue is entirely EAST from Seattle.

A friend of mine bought a professionally restored ‘61 Vette that was exclusively being trailered around to different car shows/concours.

I never thought I’d see the day when an old Corolla is an aspirational vehicle. Marvelous times we live in.

I just learned what Saracen means about a month ago, and now I’m seeing it EVERYWHERE.

When I was a boy in CA (which would be the late 60's), the cops would set up a roadblock, like a DUI checkpoint, and do vehicle inspections. You got a window sticker if you passed.

Self-driving is what it would take to get me to trade in my 10 year old car. I’m looking forward to the tech being available.

What’s more interesting is when the consecutively-issued standard plates come up with something funny. Once I saw 5HIT001, which looks even worse in license plate typeface.

that’s because everyone always turns too tight (as seen here), so that lane needs to be wider.

Now that you’ve made me think about it, I agree that “pros do it” is a dumb argument. How about cost, sanitation, and ease of handling in favor of the plastic board?

Now that you’ve made me think about it, I agree that “pros do it” is a dumb argument. How about cost, sanitation,…

This is the correct answer. No professional uses a $150 end grain cutting board.

This is the correct answer. No professional uses a $150 end grain cutting board.

I think your information is about 20 years out of date. Most cars now have reverted to adjustable valves, but the design is different, so the adjustment interval is about 100,000 miles instead of 5000 as in days of old.

Original Maxima had a straight 6.