u/DrDentonMask

Sucks 'n 'at.

That's put kind of oddly. "All the way up to the KY border" reads to me that they are stopping short of KY, but everything I've read strongly indicates otherwise.

I knew Chattanooga would be in this, and I would have thought GA and even AL would have been given a stage. Very happy for TN and KY, though. This will be an amazing rally. I wish we could have two rallyes, the other in WA.

ETA: I wonder how the STPR stages are for a hypothetical WRC event. I used to live in Pennsylvania but not that part.

California native, but went to two camps in Maine, including one that was the subject of an MTV show ("Bug Juice" maybe?). It does seem kind of a bigger thing back east, but it's kind of everywhere. I seem to remember a camp in Texas that made the news losing a lot of campers to flooding, maybe?

Texasdeutsch better be on there.

Probably thought he could score a rouge. If it weren't for that late caution flag.

Proteinmaxxing!

*runs frantically to Google*

Is bachanded French?

Data Center Cantina.

I love you Australia, but...like...yeah. :/

Yeah, I grew up with the OG, but it seems like Gummi Clusters is the main thing now. Just like I see more GummiSavers than actual LifeSavers now.

that "doot doot" song by Freur got stuck in my head last night.

A meatball sandwich is a warm, Italian-American submarine-style sandwich made with seasoned meatballs, rich tomato marinara sauce, and melted cheese served inside a crusty roll or baguette. [1, 2]

Main Components

• The Bread: Sturdy, crusty Italian rolls, hoagie buns, or a fresh baguette that can hold the hearty filling without getting soggy.
• The Meatballs: Typically made from ground beef, ground pork, or a combination of both, mixed with breadcrumbs, eggs, parmesan cheese, and Italian herbs.
• The Sauce: A thick, savory tomato or marinara sauce simmered with garlic and herbs.
• The Cheese: Melted provolone or mozzarella, often finished with a dusting of freshly grated Parmesan. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]

Noyrrrrrrrrrrr!!!

Mods?

That seems better and more enforceable.

I like Denny, at least for breakfast.

Yeah, here in California, I have definitely heard about not wearing political shirts/hats to the polls. Bummer but it makes sense.

It also slaps you upside the head with spelling irregularities for funsies.

I'm more into sedans and other boxy things rather than pure GT cars. So I have been a fan of Lexus and BMW. In 80's Trans Am, it was the Audi.

*whoosh*

A bunch of badminton-playing linguists?

I think any sport is better with a possible tie. I haven't watched hockey in years, but it seems as a kid (80's) it could end in a tie (points was the main way to classify teams in the standings).

Ummm...well...what *do* you use it for, so we don't say that by accident?