Beter roast those on cherry wood fire, cut open the bones and grill the bone marrow with salk flakes, cayenne pepper and dehydrated rosemaryHow about arms you’ve trimmed of your “dates”?
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Beter roast those on cherry wood fire, cut open the bones and grill the bone marrow with salk flakes, cayenne pepper and dehydrated rosemaryHow about arms you’ve trimmed of your “dates”?
I remember when that cost $.15 and it was $.25 for a triple scoop...
You may be on to something.Beter roast those on cherry wood fire, cut open the bones and grill the bone marrow with salk flakes, cayenne pepper and dehydrated rosemary
At the Thrifty amirite?I remember when that cost $.15 and it was $.25 for a triple scoop...
Back when coke was a coke, and a joint was a place to hang outAt the Thrifty amirite?
That’s not the Capo I remember in the middle 70’s. Well what I can remember anyways.Back when coke was a coke, and a joint was a place to hang out
Ah ok reckon yeah definitely not in the 70sThat’s not the Capo I remember in the middle 70’s. Well what I can remember anyways.
Really dude!? I've always had new trucks. Reliable, with little to no additional costs. Also, IMO, way more enjoyable on the day to day and taking trips with friends spending all that time in a nice space. I drive them for 5-7 years, pay them off, coast with no car payment for a bit, and then invest the resale you get into the next one, repeat. I've been doing this since I was 18 and it's worked out well, but again, I'm a truck guy, and would never buy something like a 5-series BMW. My first like new one was $13,500, my last and most expensive was $38k.Ting wireless or piggyback onto someone else's plan.
Buy a flip phone for cheap on ebay - no need for a smartphone unless piggybacking onto someone else's plan gets you a free phone.
Unless you drive for work, never drive a new car, and drive whatever you drive until it drops. Only drive manual transmission - they cost less and auto transmission is costly to fix.
In all aspects of life, generally avoid convenience luxuries like electric car windows in favor of crank windows. Always consider what an item will cost to get fixed if you have to get it fixed.
Remember the tube tester in that location? FMR, I’m old...Thrifty down in Capo back in the day.
Yes.What about auto insurance? Do you carry the bare minimum and take the risk?