Habsy
Not playing around anymore.
What Audi do you have?
OT: The M-Fing Food Thread
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Habsy
Not playing around anymore.
Mindz
BeLeafer
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A5 ... before they wrecked the design.
BeLeafer
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I've had a few of them. Just all around great car. No issues going on 15 years. The A5 is just a nice cruising vessel.
Bleedsblue&white
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How does it handle the roads in El Salvador?
Habsy
Not playing around anymore.
A8L
BeLeafer
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Ha, my guess.
I've driven an S8 and you'd never tell that you're in a full sized car. Incredibly nimble.
Interesting thread especially since these days I don’t need to use either a watch or a car. The world is shut down, I can’t go anywhere and it really doesn’t matter what time I go from the living room to the kitchen.
LeafOfFaith
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But how will you know when it's time to get back out there, and how will you get there??
lecoqsportif
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Cold wintery day a while back... kids were out sliding for a couple of hours. Super fun, but then cold and hungry.
So we made a classic, good-for-what-ails-ya, chile con carne. Ya know, the iconic Tex Mex meat and bean stew.
So we made a classic, good-for-what-ails-ya, chile con carne. Ya know, the iconic Tex Mex meat and bean stew.
lecoqsportif
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MindzEye
Wayward Ditch Pig
and the bread isn't bread
Subway bread is not bread, Irish court rules
Judge finds that sugar content of US chain’s sandwiches exceeds stipulated limit and they should thus be classified as confectionery
www.theguardian.com
CH1
The Artist Formerly Known as chiggins.
...and their chicken is a little sketchy
The Ontario Superior Court has thrown out a $210-million defamation lawsuit launched by Subway against CBC, which had reported the sandwich chain may have been selling some poultry products that were only 50 per cent chicken DNA.
The Marketplace investigation met the "'public interest' test," was an example of investigative journalism, and therefore is protected under Section 137.1(3) of the Ontario Courts of Justice Act, Justice E.M. Morgan said in his ruling.
The Ontario Superior Court has thrown out a $210-million defamation lawsuit launched by Subway against CBC, which had reported the sandwich chain may have been selling some poultry products that were only 50 per cent chicken DNA.
The Marketplace investigation met the "'public interest' test," was an example of investigative journalism, and therefore is protected under Section 137.1(3) of the Ontario Courts of Justice Act, Justice E.M. Morgan said in his ruling.
