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I'm inconsistent. Sometimes I help, and other times not.

I didn't find assembly all that difficult. But then, I'm a type that enjoys puzzles. I had them all assembled and ready to go. He knew how to hang them and it all went pretty well.

What decision did you come to as a result of that experience?

There are contractors who specialize in IKEA installations. A friend and I mounted the cabinets I bought for my rental unit. It took maybe half a day. Then we went and had a nice lunch.

I really enjoyed the early seasons.

The compuserve days seem positively ancient.

I have a rental unit. I bought the cabinets for the kitchen at IKEA. Otherwise, I would never shop there. Too much rubbing elbows with the masses. I've had good luck buying household items on the in the Internet. Just recently, we bought a wool rug from West Elm.

If a guy licking another's ass isn't intimate, I don't know what is.

At a time in my life when I didn't have car, I walked to the store and took a taxi home with my groceries. The expense of the taxi was more than offset by having plenty of groceries on hand all the time.

We get a weekly Hello Fresh delivery - have for a long time. It's more expensive than buying groceries, but costs way less than eating out.

Discounts for multi-hour sessions are pretty common.

They are supposed to be the best appliances money can buy, but parts and service are reputed to be a problem.

We have a Kitchenaid that has been relatively trouble-free for several years. I have always suspected that there is something about our installation that doesn't work. When we moved in 11 years ago, there was a nearly-new Maytag, that was one problem after another. We replaced it after a year with a Bosch that was also one problem after another and we gave up on it after a couple of years. The repairman who serviced the Bosch recommended a KitchenAid, which we had him install. The KitchenAid hasn't been problem free - we had to have the motherboard replaced once - and it generally functions sub-optimally, but it is the best of the three.

There were so many - DougMcClure, Hugh O'Brien, Peter Breck, William Shatner, Robert Goulet. I would say the real standout was Dick Cavett. I would hurry home from school to catch his show every afternoon.

That was funny.

If he has some internalized racism, I think it's his business.

My sister-in-law is interested in that device also. She has bad knees and is a compulsive runner. Unfortunate combination. I just wrapped up a cutting cycle. Rather than do conventional cardio at all, my trainer had me do short, intense metabolic workouts of about 2o minutes. They goosed my metabolism so much that I would get hungry less than an hour after eating

Now that you mention it, Chrome has gotten to be worse than Firefox. It's time for a completely new browser.

If you're only now realizing how bloated Firefox is, you must have a very high tolerance for slow clunky software. I haven't used Firefox in years.

I'm cut, but I look like I'm not cut.

I tried the versaclimber for the first time recently, very efficient way to burn off excess calories.

That part I can do without. I just need two stud men to be the spit.

Sounds like a great scene. I bet a good time was had by all. Getting spit-roasted is on my list.