His point is that it’s a nasty individual spreading his/her shit around the store because posted policies/procedures/laws weren’t worth following to that individual.

It’s typically spread through a nasty individual touching things with infected fecal matter and then surfaces not being properly disinfected. It’s avoidable if people follow established/posted procedures and laws.

Norovirus is spread through SHIT. An employee or customer probably touched things in the store with fecal matter and then employees did not adequately sanitize the store. Individuals were most likely not following policies and procedures.

Acupuncture cured my severe IT Band pain while playing college sports, that couldn’t be solved by the team athletic trainers, team doctors, and physical therapy. I hate it when “quacks” get the job done.

MANBEARPIG!

I remember those in the 1990's. They don’t do squat for developing “hops”.

Restarts 727, plans to re-create DB Cooper’s escape.

And the award for “Most Words Used to Over-Analyze Satire” is awarded to Matt Novak!

No, it’s not for a Toyota Camry that only sees automatic washes, but it doesn’t show swirls and marring like gloss clear coat because light is refracted. A proper bucket (or foam) wash will clean matte paint safely. There are also specialty soaps, quick detail spray, and sealants for matte paint as well. If you get a…

I can only imagine.

Oh, that would definitely help. Where do you live? I might be able to recommend a couple of detailers to call in your are based upon reputation.

OEM Subaru parts for your car from Camelback Subaru:
Front Rotors: $127 for both
Front Pads: $112 for both
Rear Rotors: $127 for both
Rear Pads: $60 for both
Total: $426

You can probably see why people are laughing at a total quote of $2,000 from the dealer, because it’s not a $1,500 labor job. The $1,000 total parts and…

It’s more subtle for a tri stage pearl, but it’s there.

It’s about $400 for Centric rotors and Hawk HPS pads front and back for your car.

We have radar all over the place, and quite a few fighter aircraft in Alaska. We also have fighter aircraft in South Korea, Japan, and other places.

My next Internet challenge is trying to find video of a F-15E that destroyed a FLYING Mi-8 with a laser guided bomb during the Gulf War. That’s savage.

Why are you asking a bunch of people on the Internet? We’re all sitting around on Gawker while we are making policy, right?

One of the best parts of Cascade Cars and Coffee is that the 123rd routinely is taking off or landing over the event, and in the summer you can see F-18's, F-16's, and other aircraft that they are training with.

Here’s a cool video of the 123rd getting some missile kills on QF-4 drones (drone F-4 Phantoms), including visual range kills and flare popping near the end. 4:18 in particular is a sweet view of a missile nailing a QF-4 trying to go vertical.

OANG is the only fighter/interceptor defense in the PNW.