Kind of competitors in that they are both large sedans, Honda Accord and Dodge Charger:

Completely agree on the Stinger. I’ve even seen a little bit of Porsche Taycan / Panamera from the facelifted Stinger’s 4 light bar DRLs when driving towards you.

KIA Stinger - and like everything. I often thing i have seen a Ghibi, a Charger, all kind of stuff when a Stinger goes by - I am not the only one.

I remember thinking the 9th generation Honda Accord looked too much like a Hyundai Genesis when it came out:

Samesies! I do make my own - but since I love thin crust I buy these when there’s a coupon. It really is the toppings. I make my own sauce (of course I do), and add blk olives, a four cheese Italian blend, enough pepperoni that I need a layer of cheese again and some chopped onion, Penzey’s pasta sprinkle, roasted…

I finally started buying frozen vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower) because I just kept throwing away the fresh ones.

I grew up very poor and food insecure. I just CANNOT throw out food. I will eat it before it goes bad. 

For us it’s usually the remains of large bunches of herbs, like parsley or cilantro. It’s hard to go through all of it.  Next might be lemons or limes.  I always keep one in the house and sometimes it doesn’t get used.  Celery would be on the list because a recipe rarely needs a whole bunch, but it lasts a long time…

Why is Lifehacker credulously posting this with zero additional original reporting? From the two linked stories, the sources consist of 1) a 75-year-old named “Mark” (really?) and... cops. The NYDN article doesn’t even quote anyone, it’s just “cops say.” It links out to other NYDN articles that you’d assume feature…

Good pie + good price + good location = purchased pie.  Not driving 20 miles or paying 30 bucks for a pie no matter how good.

If you ever see Motor City Pizza Co at your grocery store, give it a try. It’s pretty much all we buy for frozen pizza anymore. It’s surprisingly good for $7. 

Which country’s version have you had? They don’t all taste the same. The US and UK ones are much sweeter and have less hazelnuts.

What the hell’s a ‘Bonne Maman’?

That sucks as Nachos Bell Grande next to a grilled stuff chicken Burrito was my favorite item from Taco Bell.

Jesus! I thought mine was expensive at $6.99.  It was always my go to when I earned a reward. I’m sad I won’t be able to get them for free any more.

Hope you are sitting down, Dennis. My Taco Bell charges $9.95 for Nachos Bell Grande. A single, original crispy taco is $2.50. Don’t ask what the KFC costs at that location.

Posting salary information should be normalized - I’d even go so far as to say flat out required by the Department of Labor.

without using the skip

The initial trick used TAS. The three speedrunners mentioned in the video and article did it with a controller in real-time.

“TAS” means Tool-Assisted Speedrun. As in, they’re using direct programming hacks to make this work, instead of, y’know, actually pulling it off by playing the game.