or widgets

or true multi-tasking

monday night raw is actually pretty good tonight lmao

or any real customization w/o hacking it

But hell.... It doesn't force close or lag out all the time

Drink alone.

hells yeah.

So I just had a head to head vodka battle. kettle one vs svedka.

shaken on ice svedka is more mello and less bitter. Kettle left a dirty martini flavor. Svedka could be described as sweeter perhaps.

with tonic kettle mopped the floor. It's finish compliments the sweet bitter flavor of tonic. interestingly it made the svedka taste dirty.

With juice or energy drink svedka just barely pulls ahead. Though not as clean up front the after taste from kettle is slightly bitter and isn't as ideal.

In a gimlit the svedka really shows the upfront alchohol flavor in comparison to kettle. Kettle however definately shows up with some aftertaste.

I failed to get cran juice, so no test there.

My conclusion for this is that at the same price Kettle may in fact be the better hooch. It's easily the best I have had in the "top shelf" level. Makes grey goose look like something that should be in a plastic bottle. For half the price though svedka is a huge winner. If you drink absolute, sky, or anything in that realm try svedka. If you mix it with juices I think it might be the best vodka to buy.

Good to see another discerning vodka drinker. One of my favorites is Zygo.

Never tried Zygo, but I'll be looking for it now! Vodka is in my viking blood! I have to drink it.

It is not a normal vodka. It has some additional stuff to it. Buy Zygo is hard to find, only one place in the state of MD sells it and only fancy high end bars in Baltimore or DC have it around here.

Aaron. I'm sorry so many people waste your bandwidth. I really hope you sell the shit out of some woofers because some of the stuff I read on the forums is hopeless.

I hope so too. Side note, I just got your T-shirt in, I will get it back out to you tomorrow.

I fucking hate Apple

Having a big cook out at my house this weekend for Warrior Dash :):)

Lots of food and beer, I cant freak'n wait!!!!

I fucking hate Apple

Same here. Apple, Walmart, and Chrysler. Three things I will never buy, err, shop at.

oopsies

Having a big cock out at my house this weekend for Warrior Dash :):)

Lots of food and beer, I cant freak'n wait!!!!

Interesting, pretty sure I wouldn't come to that even if I was invited.

Having a big cock out at my house this weekend for Warrior Dash :):)

Lots of food and beer, I cant freak'n wait!!!!

Interesting, pretty sure I wouldn't come to that even if I was invited.

Mind games

I actually scrolled up to the original post to see if he wrote cook or cock.

Done with the last exam. I still have to re-take the first one, which I failed but all is well.

Having a big cock out at my house this weekend for Warrior Dash :):)

Lots of food and beer, I cant freak'n wait!!!!

Interesting, pretty sure I wouldn't come to that even if I was invited.

That is not what I wrote. I do not see humor in sexual harassment. And YOU were not invited. Dont need drama at my house

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Silikowsy developed the idea partly as a business proposition and partly to satisfy his own dream of a country club atmosphere for car guys. Opened in 2008, Motorplex offers 120 unfinished garage units ranging in size and price from $40,000 all the way up to $500,000. Owners can do with the interiors of their "man caves" as they please, and almost all of the units make any even the most well thought-out home garage look like a shotgun shack.

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Silikowsy says he's looking to add more units to the 40-acre spread, which he says was designed to look like a European village.

5 attempts to order some parts for the moped, seems like the shop doesn't like Paypal checkout

Motorplex Minneapolis is a one-of-a-kind condo development in the suburban Twin Cities. Unlike most condominium spreads, it's not in a garden spot for vacations, and doesn't have a golf course. That's because it doesn't need any of that. The brainchild of former corporate exec Bruno Silikowsky, Motorplex is a country club for cars.

Silikowsy developed the idea partly as a business proposition and partly to satisfy his own dream of a country club atmosphere for car guys. Opened in 2008, Motorplex offers 120 unfinished garage units ranging in size and price from $40,000 all the way up to $500,000. Owners can do with the interiors of their "man caves" as they please, and almost all of the units make any even the most well thought-out home garage look like a shotgun shack.

What's perhaps nicest about the Minnesota garage mahal complex is that twice a month, the whole place is open to the public, creating convivial impromptu car shows. Not only is it a nice community-minded gesture, the owner admits it's also been great for finding new clients – Minneapolis Motorplex is 97-percent occupied.

Silikowsy says he's looking to add more units to the 40-acre spread, which he says was designed to look like a European village.

Its fucking gorgeous too.

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Motorplex Minneapolis is a one-of-a-kind condo development in the suburban Twin Cities. Unlike most condominium spreads, it's not in a garden spot for vacations, and doesn't have a golf course. That's because it doesn't need any of that. The brainchild of former corporate exec Bruno Silikowsky, Motorplex is a country club for cars.

Silikowsy developed the idea partly as a business proposition and partly to satisfy his own dream of a country club atmosphere for car guys. Opened in 2008, Motorplex offers 120 unfinished garage units ranging in size and price from $40,000 all the way up to $500,000. Owners can do with the interiors of their "man caves" as they please, and almost all of the units make any even the most well thought-out home garage look like a shotgun shack.

What's perhaps nicest about the Minnesota garage mahal complex is that twice a month, the whole place is open to the public, creating convivial impromptu car shows. Not only is it a nice community-minded gesture, the owner admits it's also been great for finding new clients – Minneapolis Motorplex is 97-percent occupied.

Silikowsy says he's looking to add more units to the 40-acre spread, which he says was designed to look like a European village.

Its fucking gorgeous too.

Does it have a race track?