And after all that work, you've still got an audio/navigation setup that looks like it was designed by the Soviets in the mid-1970s, which, thanks to Mercedes philosophy of over-complicating everything, is probably impossible to update to a newer aftermarket unit.

Married and graduated. Some people like to go out on the weekends and party or get drunk. I buy car parts and install them. Keeps me out of trouble and allows me to write things that occasionally get seen on the internet. :)

Onboard with James Rogers #69.

I was hoping for a 914-6 but this is too cheap for that anyways. Still NP.

Yes.

That was 10 years ago.

I mean... isn't it your home, too? Tell the big crybaby to cram it and make some friggin' calamari for yourself!

Wow, a "fixed" comment and an announcement that you have the palate and food opinions of an unadventurous toddler. Troll on, troll.

What happens when the batteries die?

Or worse worse, on ceramic rotors.

have you ever read foodspin before? Kind of the point. Also that's the fun! Trying to cook and scroll through endless rambling paragraphs while saying "Fuck You Albert!" the whole time.

Jeep JT from 2007. That ones been around a while. Here you go:

This could work too.

This one. The cheapest used, the most unloved. I'll never understand why...

Nope. The greatest "big" Ferrari is the 365 GTC/4. It's a Daytona that 4 people can enjoy at once. A Daytorgy, if you will.

This is nothing. Right now there is a man on a Ruckus that has left Virginia, went to Key West, and then rode into Alaska.. Yeah.. That's right.. .49 CC's of FURY!! He has spent $4 camping so far.. ;)

Well I would have to go way back to the 250 GTE, just too beautiful to say otherwise. Maybe some day, sigh.

Albert doesn't condense his recipes to printable form. I'm not complaining - this is HIS column. However, I was prompted to write it out for my Pepperplate recipes. You're welcome.