A wrench (or "spanner" for those who use British English) provides grip to keep nuts and bolts from ...

Step inside the homes of many middle-class, middle-aged Americans, and you'll find decorative wooden signs ...

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Since growing my hair to Sam Elliot length, I’ve had to think more about my mane. That’s the biggest ...

Have you ever noticed that at your office or church, a small fraction of people do the lion’s share of ...

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It's been freaking hot around the world this summer. Here in Oklahoma we've had more than a dozen days in ...

When it comes to automotive maintenance, your tires often get the short shrift. Unless you get an ...

When I was growing up, my family road tripped to our vacation destinations. That usually meant getting in ...

The squat is one of the most basic human movements, and calls upon some of the largest muscles in the ...

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I have a confession to make: I don’t make my bed. I never saw the point in it; I'm just going to mess up ...

Our family has been taking more road trips these past few years. In the last six months, we've driven ...

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Much has been made of the increasing number of Americans living alone (in 1960, single-person households ...

In 1826, John Stuart Mill had an existential crisis. He fell into a deep depression and contemplated ...

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My war against annoying flying pests continues.  The battle against mosquitoes seems to be going ...

Postcards were first printed in the mid-1800s, and over the next century, hundreds of billions of them ...

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