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re: What Car Do You Drive?

Posted by DeoreDX on 10/5/26 at 10:57 pm to
2005 Toyota Sequoia
No. But I bought a 30th mini booster pack and tin from Best buy just for the hell of it cause they had them in stock and were limiting them to 1 per person cause of scalpers. So what the heck.

I did get one of the valuable cards. An EX Mewtwo. No idea what I'm going to do with them.
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I hadn't ever even considered one. Worth a look I suppose.


For the Ridgeline...

4x8 sheet goods fit between the wheel wells. Great interior space for a family of 4. Not full sized truck space but think mid sized SUV width and legroom. Mine was the best vehicle I've ever owned. Only reason I don't have one any more is I needed more tow capacity.
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How in the hell, in 2026, was this lady in jail for six fricking months before someone realized they had fricked up and had the wrong person?


From what the Lawyer said the bulk of that time was fighting the extradition. You can't argue the merits of the case during extradition it's basically are you the person the other state is asking for. Once extradited to ND it still took a couple of weeks to because of the case getting hot potatoed around between various DA's on staff.

re: Auto delivery gone wrong

Posted by DeoreDX on 10/4/26 at 8:05 am to
It's always good practice to chock your trailer wheels when unloading a vehicle from it. I admit I get complacent and don always do t with vehicles I've hauled before. I'll learn from your driver's mistake and get back into that habit.
I had the CFA waffle sandwich. I had mine with spicy chicken and I didn't put any syrup on it. The slightly sweet flavor of the waffle balanced well with the spicy chicken. I didn't think it needed the syrup so I never added it. I'd think it was too sweet with the syrup but that's my palate. But if you wanted more of a "waffle" experience maybe you want the syrup. It wasn't mind blowing or anything but a nice fun change of pace.

re: Ted Lasso Season 4 Thread

Posted by DeoreDX on 10/1/26 at 3:09 pm to
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My question is how could Higgins allow Rebecca to give up enough shares to where she could lose control of the club?


This. Really insane plot point once you think about it.

I'm guessing all of Mae's shares and who controls them becomes the pivotal plot point. Or perhaps the single share owned by the 3 blokes in the bar.
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You’re right, apathy is the killer and the recent stuff has gotten worse.


I was born in 76 grew up with star wars toys and action figures where every stick in the woods was a light saber to my imagination. Grew up loving Sci Fi and Fantasy genre and still my favorite book/movie genre. I should be the target audience. After Gina Cerano was fired from the Mandalorian and After I think the 3rd episode of Boba Fett where they have the emo space vespa driving kids as a big plot point I sort of checked out of the entire franchise and haven't bothered watching anything since.
Feels like a lot of effort to throw together an enormous amount of words that no one can comprehend nor wants to read.
There was the guy killed recently (Czech I think?) between Auburn and Columbus on 280 who was biking across the US. As a cyclist I can't imagine trying to ride on 280.
Brother laser jet here. B&W. Print over wifi from my phone. Think it was around $100 at the time. Mine is close to 10 years old now. I've bought one toner cartridge for it in that time. IIRC the cartridge is supposed to last 1200 pages. They have a large cartridge that is supposed to do 3000. Seems overkill for my needs. Toner was like $40-50 for the normal brother branded cartridge when I last bought one. That's probably been 6-7 years ago.

re: Dungeon crawler carl

Posted by DeoreDX on 9/17/26 at 7:28 am to
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DragonCon was fricking awesome


When I started this series 3 years ago I thought it was going to be a quirky series that hardly anyone but myself would actually read. Never in a million years would I have guessed how popular it had become. Just the number of carl cosplayers there really hit that point home.
I still think the blocked kick and Tre Smiths TD recovery was the single loudest moment I recall in my years of going to Auburn games. Might not be but sure feels that way.
When my wife was in a wreck the insurance company gave her a Mitsubishi Mirage rental car. Honestly reminded me a lot of the econoboxes we used to drive in the 80s and 90s. 1.2l 3 cyl. Not very fast but fast enough. Faster than my 80 series land cruiser. Got 40mpg in the city. Could park it damn near anywhere downtown. I knew nothing about it so I did some research. Apparently they are very reliable and dead simple. Easy to work on. Really made for those developing countries more than the US. I actually really enjoyed it and sorta want one to drive around town. At 11mpg on the 80 series and 14 for the Sequoia wouldn't take much driving to make up the cost.

re: Going Against The Grain Here

Posted by DeoreDX on 9/14/26 at 8:01 pm to
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I was always told the most improvement was from game 1 to 2.


I always remember that 2010 season. Start the season by getting behind Arkansas State. 3 point wins v State, KY, OT v clemson. It wasn't until the end of the Kentucky game we found our identity and began to roll. We'll learn a lot about our team this Saturday. But it's still early and the team we see Saturday may not resemble the one that goes to Georgia in October.

re: Going Against The Grain Here

Posted by DeoreDX on 9/14/26 at 7:53 pm to
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Who has Florida played by comparison?




A team I never knew existed but damnit I want some of their merch.
Feels like several times he's had receivers with leverage in the middle of the field and for whatever reason either doesn't see them or is afraid to pull the trigger.
The closest strike I've seen on radarscope has been in Tuskegee.
I'm beginning to think "Cube" is probably the dad's day of describing the wife.
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Have you ever used broth instead of water?


I usually cube the chicken and brown it in the pan add veggies and brown those the then deglaze with the water. Then add the potatoes and cook until the potatoes are almost done then add the curry cubes. Plenty of flavor without chicken stock so I've never considered it.
Japanese mom made it all the time when I was growing up. The flavor of my youth and a favorite dish of mine. Half medium hot and half hot for the perfect heat level. I tend to make it with a little more water than what they suggest. I like it with the viscosity somewhere between heavy whipping cream and half and half.