u/master_begroom

Because I live in a hilly area, I’ve been experimenting with shifting to N when the road descends, just letting gravity take me downhill for a few blocks when possible. It seems to boost my MPG for that trip. Does anyone think it’s a bad idea or introduces something risky for the car? If I have to stop, I go to B and hit the left paddle (deceleration selector).

So far, so good. Does this hurt my car?

I was born and raised in NYC. I never even saw Mexican food until a Taco Bell at age 22, and no cilantro there. Nothing there got me interested in Mexican food. A business trip to the Miami area at about age 35 featured a corporate dinner where I first tasted cilantro, which I deem especially evil when freshly chopped.

I ate a mouthful of something I can’t recall now, that, just as I swallowed, I detected something very odd and toxic in it. Too late! I didn’t know what it was but I was sure I was poisoned. What the fuck was that?? I used a cloth napkin to wipe off my tongue. I stopped eating whatever that was and worried that I might be barfing it up later. Turns out it was cilantro. I couldn’t understand why anyone would ruin a dish with that.

I was recently in a “health food store” that I had to quickly exit as the whole front of the store reeked of it. I don’t want it near me, I don’t want to endure that awful smell. The horror.

What does parsley have in common with pubic hair?

You push them both to the side and keep eating.

What does parsley have in common with pubic hair?

You push them both to the side and keep eating.