Seems like every time you use it you'll end up having to explain what it means unless you're playing D&D
Good Lawd thank you for the laugh!
I had one of the first affordable hand held GPS units made by Magellan in the mid 90's. I was doing monthly backpacking trips so it seemed like a good purchase. Soon went back to a map and compass and never went back
Luxuries have a way of becoming necessities.
That's odd. Check the manual. Mine is at the bottom of the storage/arm rest between the front seats so it's not obvious.
I bought a Bluetooth adapter (not sure if that's what what you call it) for $45 at Best Buy. It plugs into your audiojack. The one I bought comes with a cigarette lighter jack to charge it. Works great
The way these buildings were built tell you they weren't intended to be around for long. Four cinder block walls and a flat metal roof. Cheap to put up, easy to tear down
One thing that helped me relax when learning to drive: 99% of the time you only need to worry about what's directly in front of you. Unless you're changing lanes or backing up that's your main priority. Yeah it's good to be a defensive driver and anticipate things and that will come with time. Don't be overstimulated by every detail around you, know what to focus on. I hope this helps you relax like it did me
Wanting Lasik surgery doesn't mean she's blind, she just doesn't want to wear glasses anymore. It's a vanity thing.
Something is wrong with anyone that would look down on you for it
Practice patience. Drive slow. Why is it so hard?
My first attempt at cooking with weed I used an ounce in a 9"x9" brownie pan. One brownie and I could feel hair growing in my mouth
Nowadays naming your kid is a way to make a statement about yourself. Like a vanity plate.
Magazine racks. Every home had a small one next to the toilet
Flew with my two buddies one of which worked for the airline. We were flying "standby" when that was still a thing (90's). We flew the red eye from Denver to Vancouver Canada through a thunderstorm on a plane that was practically empty. Lightning actually hit the plane, I had no idea it happened until a stewardess told my airline buddy. On the way back we were at the airport in Seattle and were about to get bumped (again standby) when they gave us first class seats
Guest column: Ohio needs to stop bending the knee for billionaire sports team owners every time they want a fancy new stadium.
I can only see ten messages in my inbox. Nine of the most recent then a six month old message telling me my post was removed that can't delete
This is after I click on View All in my Inbox. Thanks!
Forbidden Zone is on Tubi. Oingo Boingo provides the soundtrack to this film directed by Richard Elfman
I prefer the original black and white version as it matches the era much of the (non OB) soundtrack comes from but watchable gonna do?
Joe the Plumber, who questioned Obama’s tax proposals during the 2008 campaign, has died at 49
The man who became known as “Joe the Plumber” during the 2008 U.S. presidential election has died. The family of Samuel Wurzelbacher says he died Sunday in Wisconsin.
I'm placing an order online for materials and need to spend another 5 bucks to get free shipping. What should I buy? More details inside
Fishing the beautiful rivers of NE Ohio that flow into Lake Erie. Right now primarily fishing for smallmouth but occasionally target catfish, carp, panfish, pike, gar. Great Lakes steelhead all winter long.