We'd all be spared the anxiety we have every four years if we just elected me the eternal absolute monarch

GO JOE!!! 

Well I got my car back, finally. The deer did about $10,000 in damage and with all the towing and so forth the claim will probably be around $11,500. One of the things that are on my policy is an OEM declaration which means the body shop will only use new OEM parts which is likely why it was so damn expensive... And the headlights were $1,600 each, yes you read that right.

I know I am likely to be biased, but I drove a Hyundai Elantra for a month and comparing it to the Prius...well I prefer my Prius. It rides so much better, a much softer ride...not that the Prius is soft comparing it to a lux-o-barge from the 70's and 80's but definitely a more comfortable ride. That and I feel like the Prius is a more solid car, but perhaps that is just how the seats and perhaps fit and finish is. Likewise, the gas mileage is about double that of the Elantra. I mean I went about all week on maybe 1.5 gallons of gas before I did go fill it up.

So hopefully no more deers for a long time to come.

Every insurance policy should come with a recipe for venison sausage.

(11-06-2020, 06:34 AM)LJay Wrote: Every insurance policy should come with a recipe for venison sausage.

That would be good, because I do like venison just don't have it very often. And I think the deer might have lived, I did knock him on his ass though...

I would post the video clip but dash cam footage can be a bit misleading, particularly them being wide angle makes thins appear further away than they really are and don't account for things like the rearview mirror creating a blindspot....and the dashcam cut off at the very moment of impact because the rear camera disconnects...so I probably need to replace it at some point or try to fix it. Did get some interesting dash cam footage in my car's month long journey between the body shop and being towed during a tropical storm to the dealer.

Feeling like nachos today. Like good nachos, like with chips and salsa that were freshly made.

I've committed a terrible crime, I made spaghetti and forgot the garlic bread 

(11-06-2020, 08:13 PM)ceez Wrote: I've committed a terrible crime, I made spaghetti and forgot the garlic bread 

you’re hereby sentenced to 40 lashes with a wet noodle.

We never make garlic bread, we don’t want to smell up our place. Spaghetti alone are enough carbs.

(11-06-2020, 08:13 PM)ceez Wrote: I've committed a terrible crime, I made spaghetti and forgot the garlic bread 

Did you remember the meatballs?

(11-06-2020, 10:22 PM)Chase Wrote:

(11-06-2020, 08:13 PM)ceez Wrote: I've committed a terrible crime, I made spaghetti and forgot the garlic bread 

Did you remember the meatballs?

It was chicken spaghetti which has become my new favorite way to make it with green and red peppers, onions, diced tomatoes, cream of chicken and of course cheese