And I’ll just remind everyone not to put WD40 and spray glue next to each other on the shop shelf. Take it from me, they are not interchangeable.

Between this and the article about the portable spray paint booth, I’m reminded of one of the low points of my creative endeavors...

Counter point: Many walkers on mixed use paths have horrible behavior. They’ll be listening to music too loudly to recognize that a cyclist is behind them, let alone respond to a bell or voice. They’ll take up the entire width of the path, many times even beyond if they have a dog on a leash.

I love my bell, but it still doesn’t fix the issue of the jogger in the middle of the path with headphones on.

Getting it out of the package proved interesting I bet...

It’s a widely popular cheeseburger in Minnesota where the cheese and other items are sandwiched between two patties and sealed. The patties are usually medium to rare and the cheese thermonuclear.

Ok go for the Juicy Lucy (because i’m not googling that at work)!

RVs and Trailers. Weekend-driven collector cars. Garage-kept vehicles will see less UV degradation, so the 10 years isn’t a hard rule. Inspection is more important than a calendar.

If you dont have an upset stomach after eating it i guess you’re in the clear

Also McDonald’s burger

10 years for tires? if you don’t drive 40000-60000 miles or whatnot on a set of tires in 10 years, you should be reconsidering your vehicle ownership model.

three month. after that they hatch into larval terrors from the abyss.

Fish sauce.

Science hasn’t invented a word that can measure how long a Twinkie stays good.

For tires, I presume that means you shouldn’t use them once 10 years after their manufacture passes, not that every tire will last 10 years.

How do rubbing alcohol, bleach and hydrogen peroxide expire, exactly?

Twinkies. You forgot Twinkies.

THIS! Of all the pet peeves I have THIS! Why, WHY would anyone let their house get more and more dirty all week and then clean spend half a day cleaning it, usually on the weekend.

Sorry - no photo - but attempting to make a hollow white chocolate sphere - following very explicit directions from the internet (so it must be true) by dipping a latex balloon into the molten white chocolate. The ensuing explosion left little blobs of white chocolate in places you can’t even imagine!