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Thursday is national hot dog day. I heard you can get a hotdog at Sonic for $1. Not sure how shitty a dog you get for $1.

Collector, many were still in boxes new.

I like how you circled it because we would be unable to find where pube stubble was located.

Guessing the HOA would be against this?

China has other problems apparently. Chinese workers wear masks to work - Business Insider

Hard to tell, but the only gun on there that looks worth a shit is the Benelli. They always use the word arsenal. This week the guy in LA who had 2,000 gun was finally an arsenal. Lots of times they use the word arsenal I think, I got more shit than that in one room at the house. Sometimes it's...

Did a 3 person T95 platoon go hill on Fjords from the south? Happened to me this week.

Just found out when you get a tracking number, you can log onto UPS.com or make an account and change the shipping method or upgrade it for a fee to avoid that shit.

When I worked there 30 years ago you could order a Gran Mariner. Two fish filets on a big mac bun double decked. It was really popular, but of course this was in area that sold tons of fish sandwiches during lent. My brother in law (not islamic whatever) who works for them said something...

Cartoon came first and then the sandwich was named for it. According to wiki they also licensed the name to some restaurants. Dagwood sandwich - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

They have about 50% of the stores KFC has but look at their yearly numbers. Their biggest draw, regardless of the food and I've seen it mentioned over and over on various forums. Is that the workers there aren't ghetto, don't speak ebonics, you rarely see a youtube video of a fight breaking...

Yes. Sorry to disappoint. He's 100% coon ass. He bitches to no end how rough it is. He has a high school diploma. Went to work at McDonalds after graduation, got promoted to manager then supervisor and now is upper management in the franchise and they have about 75 stores. He gets a company...

Compared to McDonalds that has 15 people of which 2 are working. I worked at McDonalds in high school. On Sundays it was me and manager. She ran the front and I ran the back and cooked all the food. We didn't have a drive thru. Wasn't bad. Didn't have to put up with the other idiots and stuff...

I think you mean assembled.

I guess I just don't unerstand. I back out of being best man at a wedding for a good friend because I didn't want to put up with all the shit his future wife was dreaming up. Told them I wasn't sure if I could make it because something else might come up. Told them I couldn't commit 100% till a...

From what I read people in other areas of the country pay massive amounts per kilowatt. I lived in the south all my life and now TX. I have a 3200 sq. ft. house currently and for a good portion of those years I worked at home so someone was home all the time and I never once in my life had a...

Now we get to the root of the problem. Your wife. Let your wife go and you do something else that day.

You built your first computer with you dad, an Altair. It was literally built. We soldered all the components together.

I guess the phrase "I'm busy" is foreign to you? I get lots of wedding invitations that I don't attend. The world doesn't end. I get them to people I don't even know that are kids of people I do business with. I get them to some very close friends that I would never attend a wedding they throw...

That's a lot of thought for "I want to go, or I don't want to go".

If you really don't want to wear what they request, don't go. It's pretty simple. Stop making it difficult. It's their day. If you don't like it, stay home.

I work in a suburb of San Antonio. Someone picks up breakfast tacos a coule of days a week for the office. Every time it's from Taco Cabana. They think I'm Mr. stuck up but JFC. It would be like living in Louisiana and getting Popeyes to get the local flavor.

If someone goes thru the trouble of having a black tie wedding someone there is going to notice and/or bitch about it if you're not 100% up to speed on "black tie".

My old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools. I can fix it

44 years old and I have never ate ramen or 95% of popular oriental foods for that matter.

I interviewed several people this week. Everything from clerical, someone to help our IT guy, engineering related etc...If I hear the phrase "I'm a hard worker" one more time. One guy got pissy when I said "Good, it's expected of you and if you're not - you're gone". Apparently "I'm a hard...

Go to a group meeting, 75% chance you leave feeling better because no way is your life as bad as a good portion of the people there.

None of the "drone" flyers are covered by insurance unless it's on their property and their homeowners covers it. The AMA insurance requires you to fly at an AMA sanctioned field (or your own property, which is where I fly 75% of the time) and part of the restriction is no beyond visual range...

I've always just cooked them in a cheap egg poacher. Pretty sure I paid less than $20 for it.

So I had poached eggs for breakfast. Anyone else enjoy poached eggs? The few times I've mentioned it to people they act like it's super exotic way to fix an egg. It's easier than scrambling an egg to me. Put water in bottom of pan, put the cups in, break eggs in cup. Wait a few minutes and then eat.

Bigger planes fly better/easier than smaller ones. The saying is larger planes fly, smaller planes flit. They don't get buffeted by wind as much and are easier to see and don't "flit" around and not as touchy. Larger planes within eason are cheaper to fly if you fly much now since they use...

The guy who took off work yesterday for it didn't want to talk about it.

AMA membership provides $1 million insurance per flyer and a LOT more for flying at an AMA affiliated club/field which get their own insurance.

Europe has the lock down on "huge" RC planes. Again the AMA you are limited to 55 lbs. without a sepcial waiver. In the UK the sky is the limit and you often see 70% planes at some of their big gatherings. 4 engine turbines in a scale airliner etc... I try to make it to the Joe Nall...

It's going on a 42% aerobatic plane. Jets are another ball game entirely. They require a special waiver from the AMA (academy of model aeronautics) to fly. You don't need to be a member of AMA but they provide the insurance and it can add up fast if you crash a tubine into someone or start a...

Nope, hobbies and money don't mix. That's why I delted it at a mispost. Had an extra tab open for some reason. Which is a good thing considering the west coast "slow down" at the ports have shuttered a few businesses related to it already and those open have almost zero stock.

170cc 2 stroke engine for my R/C planes. Comes in sometimes late next week.

Mispost.