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Can't read the title on this one, BUT as a sci-fi fan I thought "To Serve Man" was a great book.

Alabama has a sur charge for electric vehicles. There is no fee for hybrids.

I judged KCBS for 20 years and often wondered why no adventurous cook ever tried wishbones or what as kids we called pulley bones.

Nor me

In late 40s and 50s Western Auto sold something called portawalls. About 4 inches wide, washer shaped, white rubber that mounted on the side of the tire. Thus turning a black wall into a white.

That Okidata was a tank. It had both a serial & parallel port.

For years wife has used tortillas , about 8 in a package, very affordable. Just add sauce, cheese, and your favorite items. Bakes in a toaster oven. Not bad.

Welcome to a great group. I remember listening to the author of your title line when I was a child. For the younger people it was H. V. Kaltonborn. (sp?)

I have had these for 6 yrs still going strong on same battery that came with them. They do not put out much light but provide an extremely realistic torch flame. Aluminum frame, clear glass enclosure. They ain't cheap but really look good. They have some cheaper but are plastic...

Tim, Crystal has an extra hot version we like. It's difficult to find in North Alabama, we load up when we are in Gulf shores.

If a magnet will stick to the pan I understand the pan is compatible. I really want one just have to convince the better half.

I really really hope you are not serious

Conecuh sausage, pinto beans in slow cooker and cornbread.

About 80 lbs.

Took me a while . Dah dah dah dum

"VOLUNTOLD"!! I love that word. It should be in Webster . We probably all have been victims of that at one time or the other.

We are not used to this in Alabama.

Yeah we also us it for our salads, if we are out blue cheese dressing. .

Wife mixes katechup, mayonnaise, sweet pickles. We use on hamburgers. It like the secret sauce that ???? Hamburger chain uses.

I'll have to agree. I don't really care for the competition shows.