That’s why I almost only go on random weekday evenings. Mine is less than 10 min away and it’s basically empty at those times and no samples either. If you can afford your Costco shopping run, you can afford to pay for the food you eat.

Oh shit. Don’t go on eBay and check what Yashicamats are going for these days - I swear they’ve double in price in the last year. The Minolta Autocord, too. (ProTip: you can still get a Czech made Flexeret for reasonable $s ... which I plan to do, having cashed in my Yashicamat 124)

lol i hate you bye cuz those samples taste good.

This reminds me of the last time I was at Costco, and a bunch of folks were actually bickering over who was next to get their free sample. Like, goddamn, the girl in the apron is constantly frying up new batches of fish bits you greedy fucks.

You’re doing important work there, keep it up.

I would have to agree with you on that one. Why else would they specify crispy skins, if they are to be taken off and discarded? Why else would you need to strain it multiple times, if not because the breading breaks down over time?

I always think the Super Bowl would be a great name for a giant toilet- you know, something for someone with Super Bowels...

He was making a classic Italian chickencello.

The only people I know who have Leica are just people with wealthy parents who sometimes take a picture, but they usually languish in cabinet. It seemed like such a waste.

#teamrunnyeggs

Re: Bovines - I’m guessing that if I were a cow on a truck that then crashed, I would be one stressed out bovine and I would probably shit everywhere. Smart money is on literal piles of cow shit.

UMMMMM NO MENTION OF THE IMPORTANCE OF WHAT KIND OF COCONUT MILK IS USED??????

These should reposted to Jalopnik. Not that we enjoy needless harm to potentially tasty products, but just because.

To be fair, perhaps a 72-hour infusion might have made a difference. Also, I wouldn’t call it a fail - I certainly didn’t know how it’d turn out when I started.

Project cars are just that, projects. Doesn’t matter if the project is learning how to wrench, restoring a tired classic to it’s former glory, or making an already restored car a little easier to live with by updating it with modern equipment (I love retromoded muscle cars).

Same for cars. Drive it, don’t store it in a garage for 30 years and drive it 100 miles.

I actually like this second question and think you should send it in.

What rolls down stairs, alone or in pairs, rolls over your neighbor’s dog? What fits on your back, is great for a snack...?

Good luck with finding the Hasselblad, I’m sure it’d be a real joy to use. I’m shooting film until Sony comes out with a full-frame that I like/afford. I’m using 1980s Nikon SLRs because the prices for even Nikon SPs are ridiculous, let alone Leica M3s. I also have a Bronica ETRS after the Kodak Museum curator…

Same goes for art, vintage cameras, anything else these days. I try to comfort myself that it’s the experience that counts, like capturing a beautiful moment on a vacation with perfectly fine Nikon F3, or enjoying a very good (but not overpriced) bottle of Oban with friends.

But it’s still annoying to me that I’ll…