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The Official Wine Thread
Stumbled upon an old bookmark of sf. Looks like @kwilk's gone offline these days. Whats up @Piobaire @Connemara?!- sonick
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My Personal Restaurant Service Pet Peeves! Agree or Disagree?
Bump for springs1 validation: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/19/dining/one-nation-under-ranch.html- sonick
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Duffel/backpack combo suggestions / Aer alternatives?
I am looking for a duffel/backpack combo that is not super 'casual' (i.e. not outdoorsy/active) so I can wear wear it to work. The one that's popular on blogs and such is the Aer Duffel Pack, however I still feel the styling is a bit too casual: https://www.aersf.com/duffel-pack/ Had...- sonick
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The Apple Discussion Thread
Let's all be mature adults here.- sonick
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- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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The Apple Discussion Thread
:rolleyes: Is there some kind of Code of Conduct especially for this thread that is different than any other thread in Fine Living that I missed? Something that separates it from the bickering and 'dat ebonics' in Cars we Drive that you contribute to yourself? If so, my apologies, but as...- sonick
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- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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The Apple Discussion Thread
Touched a nerve did I? And I didn't say Apple fanboi. I said AAPL fanboi, poking fun at the fact that the stock was down most of the day and after the announcement until the last hour, and now even further below yesterday's opening price. No argument here, that's what happened to the...- sonick
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The Apple Discussion Thread
It was down most of the day yesterday. Now currently down 2.5%. Lol these aapl fanbois and their confirmation biases.- sonick
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The Apple Discussion Thread
What's the claimed battery life on the AirPods?- sonick
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The Apple Discussion Thread
#courage #iphone7- sonick
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- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Cars We Drive!
Yup, that's called blipping the throttle. If you can do that in a turn while braking and downshifting simultaneously, that's heel-toeing. Rather than gripping and pushing the knob into gear, I find nudging it in the direction with an open palm/fingers helps with learning to not 'slam' the...- sonick
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Cars We Drive!
Coz like, you know how big ice cubes melt really slowly, but then as they get smaller they melt faster? Same idea. /science.- sonick
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Cars We Drive!
I had a Chevy HHR as a rental a few years back and it was terrible all around. The dumbest ergonomics ever, e.g. placing the cup holder underneath the center arm-rests behind the shifter column.- sonick
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- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Things that are making you happy*******food and drink edition******
Just discovered this youtube series from Zagat: I would have edmorel-style spaghetti dinner with her any day.- sonick
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- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Cars We Drive!
For the Miata, any sort of chassis stiffening mods typically provide good bang for the performance buck. Look at frog arms, frame rails, butterfly braces, delrin door bushings (debatable of its effectiveness), roll bar.- sonick
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Cars We Drive!
I browsed 944's after I sold my first Miata, but even though they're in the same price range to buy, it seems like repair and parts costs are much higher. I had a BMW E30. It's fun-to-drive quotient doesn't hold a candle to the Miata. It handles well, but doesn't have that fun go-karty...- sonick
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Cars We Drive!
Agreed on all points here. Definitely a no-no to fix rust with fiberglass. Typically on miatas the rockers are cut out and re-welded with fresh metal.- sonick
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Things you just don't get
"Stranger Things" on Netflix. Saw half an episode, did nothing for me. I am sure it's a great show, but I was never into sci-fi fantasy, let alone 80's style. :hide:- sonick
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- Forum: General Discussions