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That’s right. The steaks I posted earlier, she grilled them and did a bang up job.
I know, ‘I’m a fag for letting my wife run the bbq’.
Whatever. I don’t want to grill out in the cold. I much prefer to do this thing in the summertime.
So, in the meanwhile, my wife does the grilling when it’s cold out and she does a damn fine job!

And no, I don’t have piceps. I ate that shit. Side of mini golden potatoes and a fine Tempranillo.

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His and hers. Mine is the thicker one on the left. Will pair nicely with a local Tempranillo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_DFkW7kP9A

In this Rare Cars documentary, we are going over the story of what is quite possibly one of the most fascinating cars you have never heard of - the wooden framed wonder as I like to call it, the Marcos GT, this car is one of the most underrated English sports cars ever produced and it spawned an impressive lineup of future models including the Mantara, Mantula, Mantaray and many more - all stemming from its initial plywood chassis back in the early 60s.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy nearly 20 minutes of detailed history on the Marcos GT and its sister car.

https://youtu.be/W0XxSDyTuMA

We'll Discover the fascinating stories of three of the most extraordinary and mysterious sports cars that have vanished into history. In this deep dive, we explore the incredible De Tomaso Sport 5000, a groundbreaking collaboration between Italian craftsmanship and American muscle that emerged in 1965. Despite its innovative design and powerful Ford V8 engine producing 475 horsepower, only one prototype was ever completed before disappearing into obscurity.

Next, we uncover the remarkable Alpine M64, a French racing marvel from 1964 that proved bigger isn't always better. Weighing just 1,428 pounds and powered by a modest 1.1-liter engine, this rare prototype achieved something extraordinary at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. With only three ever built, the M64 showcased incredible fuel efficiency while reaching speeds of 168 mph, making it one of racing's most efficient machines of its era.

Finally, step into the mysterious world of the 1935 Bugatti Type 57 Aerolithe, a revolutionary vehicle that vanished without a trace after its debut. Built from highly flammable Elektron magnesium alloy, this unique prototype featured distinctive riveted seams and groundbreaking aerodynamic design that would influence automotive styling for decades. Despite extensive searches and countless theories about its fate, the original Aerolithe remains one of the greatest mysteries in automotive history.

They're everywhere in how we structure our lives. When I'm playing a game like chess, each move is part of an algorithm — I evaluate the board, consider possible moves, choose one, and so on. It's all about logical steps leading towards checkmate.