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Ask not what you can do for your kids, but rather what your kids can do for you.
Well I wouldn't go so far as saying *no* tequila tastes bad... there's definitely a lot of nasty tequila. But I *would* go so far as to say all scotch/whiskey/bourbon tastes bad.
That stuff is pretty well-priced 'round these parts too.This thing has been mysteriously evaporating in my fridge since I brought it home.
Son, you don't know what you are talking about.Well I wouldn't go so far as saying *no* tequila tastes bad... there's definitely a lot of nasty tequila. But I *would* go so far as to say all scotch/whiskey/bourbon tastes bad.
I've been accused of this before. I will entertain the possibility that it *may* be true.
I've got scotch-buddies. They keep TRYING to get me to like one. EVERY single one - tastes like $hit. Each definitely tastes like a different sort of $hit... but $hit nonetheless.
NTTAWWT.
There are some Scotchs that are very much an acquired taste. However, a good bourbon is just good.
fucking hippy....Well I wouldn't go so far as saying *no* tequila tastes bad... there's definitely a lot of nasty tequila. But I *would* go so far as to say all scotch/whiskey/bourbon tastes bad.
I did monster beard last season. When I would look down it would touch my chest. Very creepy feeling so that's when I cut it off. Might go for something a little less Squatchy this time.
LA heat is still here. Ugh.
Getting swamped with plans. Need some alone time. I've got music to write.
Getting swamped with plans. Need some alone time. I've got music to write.
That.
You're not wrong, but toshi's planet killer is a toyota.
We'll chalk it off as a senior moment.
OK, I feel minor embarrassment. Should have known that from prior posts; chalk it up to me not paying much attention to cars - one suburban imitation off-road vehicle seems pretty equivalent to another.
And... new CELs. This time they are on Bank 1. There's a hope that I just pinched a wire, which is likely. Otherwise, I am now replacing the Cam Postion Sensors (exhaust). There is unquestionably more power being put down. Hopefully I can get past these little gremlins before it gets cold. The garage has to be open for me to have space to work while working on the car.
It is running nicely though. So off to the carwash tonight and Cars & Coffee tomorrow morning.
It is running nicely though. So off to the carwash tonight and Cars & Coffee tomorrow morning.
I read Consumer Reports and am Japanese... thus Land Cruiser, not Land Rover/Range Rover.
(For the record: Land Rover is now owned by Indians these days, formerly Germans before the last sale. Hasn't been true British in a decade or two.)
Had a killer breakfast with good friends. Went on a 2 hour ride. Came home, drank beer, bong shed, cleaned the basement, now time to make Indian for dinner. With much more beer.
I like the Botanist better. And it is a little cheaper, too. (IIRC)That stuff is pretty well-priced 'round these parts too.
Nay. Plymouth 'round here is about $30 and The Botanist is more like $40.
Thanks for the invite, ya ingrate.
Was grumpy, rode trails, picked up less sticks, no longer grumpy. Salad anyone ?
More like rum-drinkers...
The common factor in all these situations is your taste buds. ....just saying...
What was the last, true Japanese Toyota? Meh, screw Toyota - I want me a 1974 Datsun 510.
Pick any of the ones that are built at the Tahara plant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tahara_plant
I did, and not unintentionally.
Seriously? I'm pretty sure their tire pressure sensors are outsourced from Alabama. I think our Subaru and Honda were both assembled in Indiana.
The last Toyota, actually the only Toyota I've owned was a 1974 Carina coupe that I picked up for $350 in Denver in early 80s, I will never forget the evil of spark plug wells.
The new Toyoru calls to me every time I pass the dealership on my way to work, they take about 3 weeks to sell around here.
Also - I'd long suspected the magical properties of golf balls, now I know.
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