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This is before you cook it. Not all of it is going to stay on the crust, especially after you sear it. Trust me, it isn’t salty when you’re done.

Freud wasn’t full of shit, he was just wrong about most everything, as is often the case when one is the first in his or her field.

If you get an Italian sub, you already know you're eating rodents, and those fuckers are way dirtier than people.

She's not actually teaching Freud, is she?

I think it's always going to be too cost prohibitive for production aftermarket control arms because of the unique geometry of the KL. A custom shop might do it for a one off, but it'll be a perpetual engineering work in progress just to keep the balance between road civility and off road capability. But you're right. The KL is an exceptional off road vehicle as long as you know how to off road. Changing to the Dobinson's helped with the approach angle.

Whatever, man. I laughed.

Oh.. it was obvious..... the I needed to block that shit at the rim.

Most parody news stories don't delve that deeply into the psychology of the joke.

Not trying to cheerlead this shit, but all of that seems to show the opposite of what you want it to show. Jury-rigging is what mechanics are all about: assuming you have the part, you still have to make the thing work. More importantly, it's the technological part of new cars that makes you more suited for that kind of work than someone who doesn't have the rudimentary basics of programming.

So, I've been watching The Kitchen on Food Network, and Jeff Mauro has this reverse seared thing he does that works amazingly well for any steak. Basically: You cover the entire steak in salt and pepper - the more the better. Roast in the oven to about 105 degrees at 220 degrees. After that you sear it in a cast iron pan with a little bit of oil on all four sides of the steak. Put in a couple of tablespoons of butter, and bathe both steaks in melted butter. Maybe put in a little rosemary for the hell of it.

Auto mechanic takes a good deal of technical / programming experience as well as mechanical experience. You seem to have a fair deal of both. Maybe auto mechanic is something to consider?

Eastern Europe: the land of plenty.

If it was enough, would you still be getting doubt about your very obvious illness?

Kind of a generic answer there, my man. One doesn't change simply because he is afraid of dying, especially when it comes to things like narcissism. Did you even pinpoint why you acted that way?

That must have been one depressing camper that hour.

So why change now? What about having a severe disease made you want to change?

You look amazing.

Yeah, it sucks. Might want to try an auto salvage or a junk yard. If you're handy, you can maybe even install it yourself.

A lifted Jeep at that. I lifted my T-Hawk an 1" by changing to Dobinson's springs. I could go with the spacers and get another 2". That's all you can really get on a KL. Mostly it's enough to get bigger tires on it.

Those things are needlessly expensive for comparatively little damage they sustain.

Dude is broken.

Bro, you're getting even stranger by the day.

Did he just ask for a pat on the back for not being an unreasonable jackass?

This is weird moment to be passive aggressive, but I'm sure that's just another one of his charming personality traits.