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Here's an example of how to be a douche.

Yeah, I've played that game, too. I'm certainly not proud of it, though.

There's truth in that there post.

There are a lot of things to keep in mind when tipping. If the food is slow, it is almost certainly not the fault of your server/waiter. If the kitchen is slow, don't punish your waiter/waitress by not tipping. They'd love to bring you your food really quickly. A slow kitchen kills tips, and...

Bacon, wrapped around a muffin tin, cooked until crispy, filled with whipped eggs and baked some more. Fun, and tasty.

Porter Cable makes the very best routers. I have one, I love it. I find their drills overly heavy, though.

Can we drop the tipping thing, please?

Have a romantic valentines day. This will make it simple.

Heh. You speak the truth. One time, and I'm not kidding, I started a project intending only to replace a toilet. About a half hour job. Turned out that the flange was cracked, and I had plans to redo the bathroom in a couple years anyway. I ended up gutting the bathroom and moving all the...

Tonight I made a chuck roast with winter veg and fries. Delicious. Marinate the roast overnight with the juice of a lemon, a few dashes of Worcestershire sauce, quarter cup of soy sauce, some brown sugar, a couple cloves of garlic, and season the meat well. Hot pan, olive oil. Sear the...

Dude is ugly, fat, and old. He's had rather a remarkable life for someone who looks like he does. Oh, he has a dick big enough that he can suck it himself. I guess that must make up for something.

I HIGHLY recommend going with Craftsman. And, if you can swing it, get the 12" blade, rather than the standard 10". Don't get the lowest end of Craftsman, but the one step up from that is really great. I prefer the precision of Craftsman over that of any other compound miter saw I've ever...

Indeed.

Boys and girls. Can't we just play nicely together? Consider these wise words: Taco cat spelled backward is still taco cat. Dog food lid spelled backward is dildo of god. Who can be upset now? Especially with cuteness like this:

I got Malta. I wouldn't mind living there for a while!

I've used lots of Makita and lots of DeWalt, both at home, and on job sites. I'll take DeWalt tools over Makita every single day. I've simply had better luck with them, I like how they feel in the hand better, and their batteries are better.

The big thing is getting started. Most of home repair is no where near as difficult as those without experience. Start small, do a lot of reading, and jump in. Start small, and ToeMissle's comment is probably the best thing possible - figure out which of your friends is somewhat handy, and...

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