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Very seductive, I watched it twice!
During the concert he had mentioned being in Gitmo Bay entertaining so I asked him if the "Bloody Mile" mile was still there? That was what us swabbies called the walk from the pier to the club and back. He said yes and that the banana rats were still their also. He is indeed the real deal and yes I am glad to have had that meeting.
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it used to be
first five years of Thunder were amazing, then they got lazy and it became all about how many people can they pack in, with how many vendors
I don't even bother watching it on tv anymore
evening D - or maybe I should say morning?
Just got home; pretty wiped out. Didn't rain as much as we were afraid it would.
ready for sleep, but probably will be up for a while
good to see Fred posting again
a shame about Erin Moran - I grew up wishing I were Joanie.
hope all are well
Just got home; pretty wiped out. Didn't rain as much as we were afraid it would.
ready for sleep, but probably will be up for a while
good to see Fred posting again
a shame about Erin Moran - I grew up wishing I were Joanie.
hope all are well
I love BBQ and we live in a very good area for it. My cousin is fantastic at it and he does not even own a cafe.
I may check Rib Lickers out.
If I remember correctly Roy's first recording was "Uptown". He sold something like 45,000 or so. I have one of those.
I bought everything that Roy recorded; first on 45rpm, 33.33rpm and then the CD's. Fantastic voice.
Good morning from Bellevue Nebraska . Currently 38 F. Chilly. Already daylight.
I'm heading to Iowa this morning. Checking in later.
Y'all behave.
I'm heading to Iowa this morning. Checking in later.
Y'all behave.
Morning folks of the D-League. 49 and rainy again.
Now on page 1986 again. 1986 for me was spent in Houston, TX. I had a great job, great neighbors and a very good year. My son went to the University of Houston, my daughter at Cyprus Fairbanks High.
Now on page 1986 again. 1986 for me was spent in Houston, TX. I had a great job, great neighbors and a very good year. My son went to the University of Houston, my daughter at Cyprus Fairbanks High.
good morning. So far 48° here; supposed to warm up to about 65 or so
1986 was a decent enough year, I agree. Rob and I were dating - still in that new stage. I started my senior year of HS.
I hate that I was too busy yesterday to post this for 1985
the song is awesome for us 80s kids - but the video is hilarious and there's a little eye candy for you fellas in there
Top of the Day in AZ 66°F headed for 97°F same cloudless sky
I had too much fun yesterday celebrating 1985 big time. I'll
celebrate 1986 today . . . but not so loud.
I had too much fun yesterday celebrating 1985 big time. I'll
celebrate 1986 today . . . but not so loud.
I'm heading outside here in a few to work in the backyard. I've got a few firm ideas about what I'm going to do, but some things will just happen organically. Get it?
Good news with the oak trees. The last two storms that came through with decent wind didn't knock any additional limbs and twigs out.
Wife has some more trees to plant this year. I got lucky and a few of them we planted last year didn't make it, 7 of them are growing, right now. Some of the trees are a preemptive strike against whoever ends up moving in next door. In a few years I'll have it blocked off fairly well.
Haven't told my wife yet, but I think some ribs might be in order for today. Seems counterproductive to be working in the backyard without having an egg fired up. Two birds, one stone...
Good news with the oak trees. The last two storms that came through with decent wind didn't knock any additional limbs and twigs out.
Wife has some more trees to plant this year. I got lucky and a few of them we planted last year didn't make it, 7 of them are growing, right now. Some of the trees are a preemptive strike against whoever ends up moving in next door. In a few years I'll have it blocked off fairly well.
Haven't told my wife yet, but I think some ribs might be in order for today. Seems counterproductive to be working in the backyard without having an egg fired up. Two birds, one stone...
I've been reading the Kamado thread and not getting much out of it. Other than the BGE is there anything comparable that is less $? I did see that you don't recommend the Akorn.
Morning, the D. My grand is here this weekend, so I have had a steady diet of Peppa Pig.
The akorn is cheap for a reason. Any ceramic cooker would be preferable over a steel one. They hold and transmit heat better and outside of a freak accident will last much longer. From what I've read, some of the cheaper ceramic grills have air leaks that make it hard to regulate the heat. There are some fixes for that problem that will still keep you under the price of a bge with the bells and whistles.
- Good Morning, D-Leagueans.
- 63º in Johns Creek. Warm worn shirt on. Light rain on and off.
- I have a bad cold. Crap.
- Thread read and liked.
- I miss FCC. Wondering.
- #1 is gone. Working until 6:00.
- Just got back from JR's with a sack of biscuits. Yum yum.
- The 2 days off have been very nice.
- Listening to old country on Willie's Roadhouse on Sirius.
- That's it for now.
- Enjoy your day off. Take care.
Here is her routine. Sips on lemonade. Watches Peppa Pig for 2 minutes. Blows bubbles for 2 minutes. Repeat. I wish I could freeze her in time, but I was a little boy once. We all have to grow up.
My first BGE was brown. A used one.
I had one of these. 1987 Toyota Supra. It was badass. I caught a jumper in a little town just North of Birmingham using this car. He was driving a 4WD pickup, he took me through the back of his mother's farm through a slew full of mud. That little car was covered. I got that bastard just the same. The escapade did tear my emergency brake cable loose. That was my only damage.
I don't know what they were called when they were brown. But as I recall they would go to the back and build you one.
I want a BGE. It's on my bucket list. Until then me and my char griller get along alright. I got a meat thermometer for a gift last weekend and I'm itching to use it.
I had one of these Don. It was called a Celica Supra before the Supra became a standalone name.
I'm trying to post this pic of me and my grand from yesterday. The vehicle I'm driving her around in is a 1951 Willys Jeep our American Legion post restored. It's a real attention getter, and so is she!
Well. I tried. Might have to move it to my Yahoo account and link it from there
Well. I tried. Might have to move it to my Yahoo account and link it from there
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That's pretty good. Read that out loud while talking to my cousin and we both laughed.
They were badass too.I had one of these Don. It was called a Celica Supra before the Supra became a standalone name.
They're supposedly bringing back the Supra, which I don't understand bc it will be a underpowered piece of crap compared to the Supras of old.
Lets see if this works:
https://1drv.ms/i/s!ArrCnQNjfbLbhfBZRd4lgD19dj80vA
I figure I'd do this and delete before my adoring public shows back up
https://1drv.ms/i/s!ArrCnQNjfbLbhfBZRd4lgD19dj80vA
I figure I'd do this and delete before my adoring public shows back up
It worked. Bet that made her day riding in an open jeep. You weren't looking down to see what gear you were in, were you?
Ribs idea was nixed early on. She had a roast she wanted to cook today. I seared it up real good. Good enough that I could have just ate it like that. Would have been less than medium rare but that's OK. I'm smelling it now and my stomach is growling.
So what are the odds of a Bam Bam combination this year? If it comes to fruition then man oh man what a front line.
I think it's pretty good. No one better to talk him into it than Cal.
Jed are you just looking for a smoker or a smoker/grill? I've owned a BGE for nearly 20 years and I have no doubt that it'll probably last for at least another 20. If you just want a smoker then the Weber Bullet is a good alternative. Many BBQ competitors use them and the reviews are great. I personally don't have any experience with them, just what I've read. Much, much cheaper too.
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Was making sure it was in 2 wheel drive. 4 wheel is a bear on the clutch
Diallo puts his name in the draft but doesn't hire an agent. Damn it! Maybe the first "none and done". One of my worst fears with next year's team.
A roast is hard to beat.
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