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Yes the super stuffed ones.

If people did the tiniest bit of research they’d realize that closed loop data centers exist and are the preferred method of build out.

Interesting because my Dad’s Bullfrog lasted almost exactly 4 years before it needed numerous repairs over the next 2 years including pump replacement, heater element, and jetpak.

Thanks OP!! With the changing weather I’ve had to take the cars out twice now to fill the tires back up to recommended pressure. Not anymore!

Missed it by 24 hours…..sigh.

First time was amazing and I got called out for failing to stand against the wall. It was incredible. Went two more times that day and it felt like the actors mostly just phoned it in. Still love it and can’t wait to do it again here in a couple of weeks.

I absolutely loved Cooks Country and it was near Christmas Day levels of excitement for me when it showed in the mail. Then it went to absolute crap.

This is the one reason I keep my subscription active. Although I’ve learned you can buy a single archive book apparently.

Literally the only album on this entire list that I can say I have listened to the whole thing and can name more than a single song from.

Will take it. DM sent.

Freddy’s

I had my calendar set and was wide awake (I get up early every day) but got busy working and got to the Apple online store about 10 min late. It showed late Nov delivery but by the time I got through checkout it showed early January delivery. Oh well I guess I wait.

Seriously. I’m strongly considering one after dismissing them simply because I can get a 2-3 year old one for half of what they cost new and they fit most of my needs perfectly.

This. Ghostrider is a recent discovery for me and it’s easily in my top 3 coasters.

The first season will be nothing but walking across the desert. If anyone can make something out of that it’s Flanagan.

I left about a year ago after 30 years when I realized that I was paying USAA almost triple what Progressive was going to charge me for the same coverage for my home and vehicles/drivers. They used to the best and extremely competitive if not the cheapest. Not anymore.

Old man here and you are spot on. AI is incredible and I’m all in on it.

Butter!

Because I was uneducated. I love coasters but I don’t go to the depth that many do. Once I spent some time and educated myself my fears (specific to MM) were alleviated.

I’m a coaster enthusiast (annual 5 day trip to LA or other hot spots) and love riding them but I don’t deep dive like so many here and in this hobby. Frankly when I heard this I felt that same fear (my upcoming trip is literally within 2 weeks with SFMM on the agenda) So I did what I haven’t done before—I researched. I feel better after that and would ride Goliath at SFMM but there’s still lots of unknowns at this time that will be answered with time.

Going there as well and frankly after the news I was debating if I wanted to ride it or not.

This. One came to our area about 4 years ago and for my first order I decided on mild to set the baseline. It literally was one of the hottest things I’ve had in my life and I’ve had Nashville hot chicken before.

I stayed away and never went again for the next 3 plus years thinking if mild was that hot it’s not for me. Went back again last week for my second visit because I couldn’t think of anything else I wanted and got mild again and this time there was almost zero heat but it was an incredibly awesome and flavorful chicken sandwich. I will definitely be back and hopefully I’ll get the standard heat scale this time.

Honestly I get fried rice most of the time but it sits mostly untouched by the time I finish the orange chicken, mushroom chicken or bbq brisket (unbelievably good—probably best single fast food item I’ve had).

Absolutely love ours. Running for over two years now, it’s easily the best dishwasher we’ve ever owned and probably our best appliance.

11 value, Dog is a 6, Bun is a 0.5. I avoid buying them specifically because the bun sucks even if it’s an incredible value.