Actually a sharp boning knife with good control works fine on spines, brooke520. Done it for years on deer and hogs without a single slip. The trick is letting the blade do the work, not forcing it. A saw can make a mess of the meat with bone dust. A clean knife cut leaves things much neater. Just my two cents from doing it this way.

Oh the date story. That reminds me of my cousin's disaster last month. He planned this whole fancy dinner but showed up wearing two different shoes. She noticed right away and just laughed the whole night. They're weirdly still seeing each other.

They wanted to charge you for sensors over a simple twist?

My friend Sarah had a whole sticker book for her planner, like a full Trapper Keeper of them. She spent more time picking out the perfect floral border than writing her actual appointments. One Tuesday she was trying to find a dentist's phone number and it was buried under three layers of decorative tape. She ripped everything out that night and just uses a blue pen now, says her to-do list finally gets done.

Switched back to old ratchets after a new torque wrench snapped on us.