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Six one way, half a dozen the other. Not needed, but fine with it.We need to talk about meringue on banana pudding.
On another board we had a thread that went like 100 pages of arguing about it.
I had one of those spark plug gap tools!!!
I’ve still got a few hiding somewhere in my toolbox too.
Getting pretty sick of these types of dinner shenanigans. I asked my 6yo what he wanted and had to go to a few different places before I finally turned into a bad father and told him what we’re going to have
Well he didn’t specify, did he?
Eat what's on your plate or go hungry...eventually they eat
Greatest scope tool ever made......before 1990.
Sign on a vendor table at the local gunshow this weekend:
SATURDAY NIGHT
SPECIAL
4pm to close
HI-POINT HANDGUNS
15% OFF
Thank you,
MrSmith
SATURDAY NIGHT
SPECIAL
4pm to close
HI-POINT HANDGUNS
15% OFF
Thank you,
MrSmith
We got two from my wife’s Grandmothers stuff.
One was a smaller 5-6 cup model and the other the big boy 9 cup or so.
Patience is best when using it.
I use the burner that simmers at about the power of a wooden match.
Let it take its time and build up to a boil.
Easy to char your brew with them.
I still think nothing beats the plug in percolators but being the sole coffee drinker in the house it would be wasted.
My daily coffee maker is a Chemex pour over.
Wife had a sink water purifier installed -Franke product, uses a ceramic filter.
I thought the think sucked on install because it was so fucking slow.
After about a month it was almost dying and I said get a new filter.
Opened the housing sure enough the element was still bagged in plastic.
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That's not a gapping tool.
My knowledge of opera comes from watching Bugs Bunny cartoons. When I clean my guns, I'm usually listening to big band, old country and western or bluegrass music.
So this caught my attention. Enjoy...
So this caught my attention. Enjoy...
In the early part of 1890, Robert McGee sat for photographer E.E. Henry.
The resulting portrait shows McGee after he was scalped aged 14 in the summer of 1864.
As the engineer in charge of the project, 1,000 miles away would say: "suitable substitute"...fucking engineers.
Used to be an ol biker chick with cutoff sleeved tshirt at the grill, grabbing steaks with her bare hand and slapping em down. Then she’d slather em up with bacon grease… hardly go there anymore.This place cooks their steaks on tamarack fires…..
Wolf Lodge Steakhouse
www.wolflodgesteakhouse.com
I have eaten there a long time ago, maybe early 2000's. Another local place I likes was the "Blue Moon" now I think it is called "The Moon" at about 16th and Sherman. Sitting out back enjoying some green was always a good time.This place cooks their steaks on tamarack fires…..
Wolf Lodge Steakhouse
That brings back memories. Many years ago we were visiting family in Norway, and one of my cousins showed me how to make firecrackers out of the rolls, using masking tape and a rubber band for the fuse. Predictably, they didn't all go off. I pocketed one of the really big ones that hadn't, and when we were having dinner at a decently nice restaurant, I got bored. I figured I'd use the scissors of my new Swiss army knife to cut it open so I could put another rubber band in it later and try again. It was 3 or 4 rolls folded, twisted, and taped together into a fire cracker the size of a cigar, and I managed to scratch a cap and set it off at the table. I will always remember my grandpa sitting there with his spoon halfway to his mouth, with little bits of red paper all over in his white hair. And boy was it ever quiet in there. The owners came running out, thinking the Germans were back for round 2 or something. Surprisingly enough, I didn't even really get in trouble for it. I guess everyone figured I had probably learned my lesson anyway, and my fingers sure hurt. Many years later I was back at the same restaurant, and an uncle asked if I remembered that incident, like I'd somehow ever forget it.
Kristian
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