txdon
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I would be looking for a clear pic of the control knobs on the stove to rule out that back left burner. Also it was not spontaneous if it was being used at the time.
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daugen
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i think those fries got a bit crispy.. I wonder if they left the room...once it started to smoke you would have thought they would pull the plug.
I've spent almost five hours today sorting through paperwork, making files, doing office work I have put off since I moved here.
Got a lot done, though of course you wind up making a new pile of to do's whenever you clean stuff up.
Filled up my paper shredder, wonder if that shredded paper would make good garden mulch? I should dump it on my burn pile and light that tomorrow, can't ask for
better tinder.
Never left the house today, just watched the snow melt during the day. By end of tomorrow, most should be gone.
One nice thing about a black paved driveway out in the sun snow sure melts fast.
As we shovel snow, and I got off light today, David and his wife sitting on that Hawaiian mountaintop just smile in contentment.
I think it's interesting that a common theme for alien bad guys is to have some kind of scorpion stinger. The "space operas" I read involving
alien contact, and boy there's a lot of them out there, often depict the nasty insect like killer alien with a huge stinger as a tail.
Maybe the authors grew up in the SouthWest. I'm not sure I've ever seen one and frankly have no desire. Particularly the aliens...
I've spent almost five hours today sorting through paperwork, making files, doing office work I have put off since I moved here.
Got a lot done, though of course you wind up making a new pile of to do's whenever you clean stuff up.
Filled up my paper shredder, wonder if that shredded paper would make good garden mulch? I should dump it on my burn pile and light that tomorrow, can't ask for
better tinder.
Never left the house today, just watched the snow melt during the day. By end of tomorrow, most should be gone.
One nice thing about a black paved driveway out in the sun snow sure melts fast.
As we shovel snow, and I got off light today, David and his wife sitting on that Hawaiian mountaintop just smile in contentment.
I think it's interesting that a common theme for alien bad guys is to have some kind of scorpion stinger. The "space operas" I read involving
alien contact, and boy there's a lot of them out there, often depict the nasty insect like killer alien with a huge stinger as a tail.
Maybe the authors grew up in the SouthWest. I'm not sure I've ever seen one and frankly have no desire. Particularly the aliens...
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The day of "Kulture" over, and a take out barbecue dinner in hand, we are home. Despite cultural/ethnic challenges I make a really decent rib (jerk/smoke/mop and cook long and slow) :wink:. I can smoke a lot of stuff, but I can not smoke decent brisket (yet). I admit to having "religious" experiences at any decent deli, but barbecue and brisket = NIRVANA
Despite one's perspective, the "Post" movie is worth watching. To see Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks acting together (for the first time which I did not know) is amazing. They have a special "chemistry" together onscreen.
18F now. I need to get diesel fuel and clear parts of the roof tomorrow. I will back off on the "mix" temperatures are "warming" I noticed a loss of power with the current "rich" mix of additive.
Despite one's perspective, the "Post" movie is worth watching. To see Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks acting together (for the first time which I did not know) is amazing. They have a special "chemistry" together onscreen.
18F now. I need to get diesel fuel and clear parts of the roof tomorrow. I will back off on the "mix" temperatures are "warming" I noticed a loss of power with the current "rich" mix of additive.
daugen
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I admit to having "religious" experiences at any decent deli,
Oi Veh! Here's a shmear and a little brisket
You must really enjoy going down to the Big Apple and chowing down Jay
Some of the finest heart attack food known to man
Oi Veh! Here's a shmear and a little brisket
You must really enjoy going down to the Big Apple and chowing down Jay
Some of the finest heart attack food known to man
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Saw below on the Texas Farm Bureau daily news email I get.
An “AH HA!” Moment on the glyphosate debate.
WHO cancer agency denies wrongdoing in glyphosate inquiry - Texas Farm Bureau
When I see the name of any organization start with the word “ World” it becomes suspect very quickly.
An “AH HA!” Moment on the glyphosate debate.
WHO cancer agency denies wrongdoing in glyphosate inquiry - Texas Farm Bureau
When I see the name of any organization start with the word “ World” it becomes suspect very quickly.
jbrumberg
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Lungs are not at optimum (90% intact and I am lucky; my 02 stats would put some of the readers here to shame and I do not know why); BP high, but controlled; a strange, but "decent" cholesterol level; a tad fast, but heart keeps pumping.
I agree about the high quality "Kosher" foods for catastrophic cardiac events.There are very isolated "Kosher Style" deli's throughout the eastern seaboard CONUS. I have found a few in the "quest." According to the Food History program the Irish corned beef and cabbage dinner (a NE staple) started when immigrating Irish hooked up with immigrating Jews from Europe in NYC and history was made. :wink:
I asked the "talking head" at that barbecue joint if the ribs were parboiled
He said absolutely "NO."............ Trust me they were parboiled. How can anyone ruin a good rack of ribs with parboiling them before smoking them is beyond me. Maybe some of the participants here can set me straight with parboiling, but why drain a tasty, greasy piece of meat of flavors by boiling it before cooking it. The brisket seemed boiled too :eek" No real crust and absolutely no smoke rind band. This seems to be a NE thing....... wrong..... wrong. In defense of NE barbecue joints the iced tea can come unsweetened. The last time I had Southern iced tea I almost got out of the truck to run beside it.
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I use it because I don稚 have any critters for a year at the time, it costs $12 at Home Depot with a battery powered sprayer and I get two applications inside and out, including the garage and the building that burned. I値l pay for that kind of convenience all day long.
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By spontaneous, I mean nothing being done should started a fire. Again, I’m not saying there is veracity to the story, just putting it out there. May be hogwash, but just in case.
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I really like the pictures of your new rig and what I saw of your "operational" area. A really nice looking tractor; no scratches, scrapes, nor dents yet. They will come. I consider them character lines. I have a feeling that you will use it often, safely, and well. I wish you many hours of boring operation.
I look forward to more pictures. Old f@rt$ like pictures.