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Sorry to hear @passedpawn, we lost Hilma a while ago and I still miss her often, was very happy we got a new pup that year as it was hard enough without the home being empty.

evening washes :D

not if at least one person married, divorced and married again!

if a boat is too big to drag out of the water by hand, i don't want it. we have a rowboat with electric prop and an older flatback rowboat with 9 hp gas engine, both are easily diy fixable and perfectly fine for fishing which is all i need them for. other than that, we have a great paddle boat...

ok, I laughed, guess i'm going to hell...

good luck, old houses are both hard work and totally amazing if done right!

as a european, saying a savoury food comes with a biscuit will never not be weird. I prefer mine with fries btw :D

looks great, and if you had the money, i'd sink it in a house like that, but yea, it will be expensive.

if my math is correct, you need to drink 6 glasses of wine before it is assembled.

nah, adblock/noscript will block sites that we don't want tracking us and since facebook and xitter are winy little babies they then block you from seeing it.

little tip for everyone, "windows key +shift +s, select the area you want, then go to the post and press ctrl +v it will copy that part of the screen as an image and save it to the forum so everyone can see it.

I hate how accurate that is

so the red cross could have made the blood drive a little bit less creepy

Tesla's aren't too bad here in finland, generally behaving pretty okay. Audi and BMW tend to be (boy)racer types and pretty anti-social. Rangerover is usually the "park in 2 spots" problem Toyota, especially avensis, is trundle at 10 km/h through the trafficlight.