Donate your used meat parts to your local medical school. It's fun, educational, and a great way to stay in shape!
Donate your used meat parts to your local medical school. It's fun, educational, and a great way to stay in shape!
$200? Jeez.
I got a $32 11" Dell Chromebook last month to use as a video player at work, it's great. Stuck in a 128GB microSD and it's better than fine.
And I can listen to the baseball game on it, when I'm not watching Star Trek. 😁
I have done some woodworking, and I'd have a difficult time providing a decent casket for $1149. These are obviously sourced from low labor cost areas.
That has not been my experience. Honestly they are much better than the Netflix DVDs I used to get. We have a pretty damn great library here though.
Nobody names their kid Pontius any more, have you observed that?
No beer.
Game over.
Australia, right? Nanny state.
Hey, when you hit 65, that's the way it is!
I meant something that looked nice. The hardware, surface conditioning, and paint job is not a trivial expense, after the lumber is bought, cut, and assembled.
A cheap cheap version could be made out of furnace plenum duct metal. Or cardboard. Actually I'd prefer to be rolled up in a piece of old carpet torn out during remodeling.
At the Walmart, I am careful to leave them in the center of the parking spot designated for our law enforcement partners. I'm sure our law enforcement partners find this kindness to be convenient, and time saving for them.
Screwdrivers are not actually pry bars.