DocWard

Get another french press, a pour over maker, an electric espresso and cappuccino maker, a stove top espresso maker and a burr grinder, and you'll be set! Although you do have me on the speckleware coffee pot!

Aren’t you familiar with the phrase “two is one and one is none?” When it comes to coffee, redundancy is vital.

Reilly’s Luck. Sorry, it would bothered me

Bomb threat at Home Depot https://www.facebook.com/reel/345353698322317?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

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Nope.

Hmmm... I will take your word for it, since they were before my time. I only went to one "date concert" that I can recall as a younger man. It was this guy. How'd the date turn out? Well, we celebrated 33 years of marriage last November, so I'd say, so far, it's going pretty well!

Whatever you do, don’t lean to the side when you do!

Yes

That all depends on the car and its driver. In my old RX7, or AB's WRX, I would look at a sign like that with a smile. Heck, in my old Neon R/T I would've enjoyed it, and I would look at it as a challenge in my Wilderness, which seems to handle better in twisties than it has a right to.

Go on, I'm listening.

I've seen those here in Ohio.

Exactly my point!

No high power optical aiming device

Whew! That makes that easier.

Again, guilty as charged. Why do you think I still play cowboy?

Guilty as charged.

@Buckshot Bob I hate you with the burning hate of 1000 suns.

The Brits originally called their sport "soccer." There were other games of "football" in existence at the time such as "rugby football." So, we didn't so much steal the name as applied it to another similar sport. I would agree with the rest, however. https://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/06/the-origin-of-the-word-soccer/