Gray's story about dropping bricks is rough. I had a similar thing happen with wet patio stones. What worked for me was using a little sand between the layers. Just a handful. Gives them something to grip on. It's not perfect but it stopped that sliding.

Oh man, you hit the nail on the head! My sister did the same thing, got rid of her perfectly good Prius for a giant new electric truck. I saw that same study, something about the "carbon debt" from making the new battery. Doesn't it take years of driving just to break even?

That 2015 model in Boise didn't have a single camera. You're telling me you never once had a guy walk up on your blind side while you were swinging with a full bucket? Not once? I find that hard to believe. The new system beeped at me last week for a gas line marker I straight up did not see. It's just a beep, but it makes you stop and look.

Snapped clean in half? That's wild. Seen a lot of shafts twist a spline or shear a u-joint, but a full break is pretty rare. What were you running, stock? That trail is brutal on anything though.

Used to think Brisco was the weirdest show ever made. Then I rewatched M.A.N.T.I.S. last year. A rich guy in a bug suit fighting crime with a hover chair is one thing, but the episode with the sentient mold that eats plastic just broke my brain. That show went to places Brisco's magic orb only dreamed of.