The other benefit is having cheap knives for when other people visit and might use your kitchen. It’s not super common for some people, but I’ve had guests try and put my good knives in the dishwasher (or just leave them in the sink) way too many times that often, I just kind of put them away and pull out some Kuhn…

I’ve never understood the people who leap out of their seat the second the bell dings.  It’s going to be another five minutes, just chill in your seat doing whatever you were doing.  Reminds me of people who pick their way through heavy traffic one car at a time, as if they’re going anywhere.

This is the most 90's kid thing ever. It shows a true mastery of the technology of the day.

This is my kind of galaxy-brain problem solving.  Kudos to you, my good fellow!

Gotta watch out for that Dr. Robotnik, though.

That’s brilliant.

Just needed one of those Discman to cassette adapters to play in the Walkman.

Wait, let me get this straight. You plugged a Walkman into one of these, into your factory cassette deck?

Everyone knows that necessity is the mother of invention; but the corollary, which applies here, is laziness is the father of invention. Well done.

this is awesome. thats some next-level hood shit right there. I’m impressed. 

Approved!

Yeah, I agree with smalley. You skipped right over dumb and went straight to genius.

That might be dumb enough that is circles around to being genius.

I’ve seen a few wrenching videos where someone does something flat out wrong too, which I wouldn’t have realized if I hadn’t watched another one.

So weird how many supposed car people are opposed to putting a filter over their air intake.

I think we need to hear more of Sheryl’s perspective on these projects!

I love Sheryl’s notes to get the other side of the story. I fear what this could document though. I think couples counseling go fund me might be needed soon. I hope not but fear so, good luck you two and please more!

Right hook is especially bad when there’s poorly designed infrastructure- bike lane is on the side, where drivers aren’t expecting another vehicle to be. There’s a lot of ways to fix this problem but so many cities just install bike lanes and say “we’re done” instead of following best practices.

I quit about 40 years ago after a few too many close calls. Because of the need for constant, intense vigilance and the realization that I could never predict what a car driver might do, it stopped being enjoyable.

Yup, the two flicks are completely interchangeable. I mention VLV since Ann-Margaret being a redhead as the tiebreaker.