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MACS Offline
#251 Posted:
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^Yep... did the pup walk and then hit the gym. Already showered and shaved. Might be time for a smoke and a cold drink.
Sunoverbeach Offline
#252 Posted:
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Round of golf got cut short. Mrs. Beach managed to lock herself out on the balcony back at the house with no phone or water. Luckily the kid set a security camera out there, so she was able to shout at us for rescue. Oh well, we weren't playing that well anyway
Huzza3045 Offline
#253 Posted:
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Just started orientation in an inpatient psychiatric unit. Previous students reported being chased and bit, so wish me luck haha
HockeyDad Offline
#254 Posted:
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Huzza3045 wrote:
Just started orientation in an inpatient psychiatric unit. Previous students reported being chased and bit, so wish me luck haha


Sounds a little like camping with Z.
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#255 Posted:
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Drove to Indy, childrens museum was packed, you'd think it was the weekend. Boy liked it.

The drive home was long. I'd finally break free from a cluster of traffic and set the cruise only to have a semi truck doing 59.5 in the right lane and another doing 60 in the left lane for 15 minutes, get ahead for a couple miles wash rinse repeat. One downside of driving the Ridgeline is I can go fast now. The HD trucks I'd set the cruise at 65-68 and park in the right lane and just arrive whenever I get there. Now I can still get 25mpg doing 80, so I want to do 80.
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#256 Posted:
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Ate four cobs of sweet corn, and a quarter of a cantaloupe.
Guts tied up like the 405 @ 4:05.
Cantaloupe?! Can’t Walk.
BuckyB93 Offline
#257 Posted:
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Friend dropped off a half dozen of fresh corn on the cob earlier. She bought a couple dozen from a local farmer's market. Love me some fresh corn on the cob.

Cooked them all (steamed). I slathered my ears in butter and sprinkled with salt. Yummy. Still a couple or ears left that I'll use for my lunches this week.

Good news, my brother's mother in law Anna (she's 93 yrs old) will be going home tomorrow after a few weeks in the hospital and physical rehab for heart conditions. By family relation she's an adopted grandma. Very strong person mentally but her body is giving away. Sister in law, a nurse, flew to MA on within a day or so when her Mom was taken the ER as a result of her issues. SIL spent a few weeks here and at the hospital then the physical rehab sleeping there most nights to ensure her Mom would be back on her feet again and fully set to go home.

My my brother-in-law and his wife moved in a handful of years ago to take care of Anna. They do a great job. Sadly, time only moves in one direction and is not in favor of old people. $hit it's not favorable to young people either. Just gotta make the best of it while we are alive.

We had to do some rearrangements and replacements in their house for accommodations. Toss out her old recliner and get a self lift recliner chair, redo her bed room and other navigation areas in the house for a walker we bought. Anna might not like us tossing our her old recliner for new one buts is better than the old one. She'll like her new one but probably won't admit it right away. It's got a massage vibration thing, heated seat and stuff. I'd probably fall asleep on the thing within 20 minutes.

These past 5 or 6 months or so have been pretty sucky on a personal level with medical issues of people I deeply care about and some of mine. I can't change it. I can only just try to do my best and keep trudging forward in life.

{vent mode off}
BuckyB93 Offline
#258 Posted:
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One more post to hit....
BuckyB93 Offline
#259 Posted:
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Two five NINE!
Ram27 Offline
#260 Posted:
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Applause Bucky scores Applause
MACS Offline
#261 Posted:
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Mornin' dudes. Herfing
DrafterX Offline
#262 Posted:
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Cool Dudes...
Gene363 Offline
#263 Posted:
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Good Tuesday Morning to All! It's an overcast 76° on the way to 86° with rain later today, I hope after range tome.
Ram27 Offline
#264 Posted:
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Tuesday greetings 500 people's.
Sunoverbeach Offline
#265 Posted:
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Morning. Few errands to run, packing to do, then back to the land of corn and basketball
danmdevries Offline
#266 Posted:
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Corn sounds good.

Wife n boy out of town for a night. They won't eat corn anyway so I think I'll go pickup a ribeye and some corns.
DrafterX Offline
#267 Posted:
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Chik-fila... full and forgiven... Mellow
HockeyDad Offline
#268 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
Chik-fila... full and forgiven... Mellow

Bless you.
MACS Offline
#269 Posted:
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I picked up some boneless and skinless chicken thighs. Grilled 4 of them with salt n pepper and added that to a salad.

The rest I chopped up with chicken liver, beef liver, sweet taters and peas n carrots... put all that in the crockpot for da puppy dog. I'll add rice about an hour before it's done.
HockeyDad Offline
#270 Posted:
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Leftover lasagna. Now three hours of conference calls.
delta1 Offline
#271 Posted:
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Tank eats better, and more nutritiously, than I do.

I've never understood the religious zeal some folks have for Chick fil A...
Palama Online
#272 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
Tank eats better, and more nutritiously, than I do.

I've never understood the religious zeal some folks have for Chick fil A...


Haven’t tried them yet.

The third CFA location in Hawaii (…2nd on Oahu…) opened last week but it’s a drive-thru / walk-in pick-up only store. Have no desire to wait in the l-o-n-g lines just for a sandwich and fries.

And considering the Christian beliefs of the founder and organization, did you use “religiously” as an intended pun? Think
Ram27 Offline
#273 Posted:
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Never been a big fan of CFA. High prices & long lines here at our 2 locals. d'oh!
Sunoverbeach Offline
#274 Posted:
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They're OK in a pinch. Nothing I go out of my way for
DrafterX Offline
#275 Posted:
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Jesus would eat there everyday if he could... cept for Sunday of course... prolly have a ham on Sundays... Mellow
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#276 Posted:
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First steak I've made first steak I've eaten as an adult. This is damn tasty. Wish I'd tried it sooner.
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#277 Posted:
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Finally got tired of truck stop 💩 posing a food. Went by a Wally World in BFE North Carolina and bought a crock pot. Of course they didn’t have a fresh meat or produce section. WTF??? So I had to go across the street to a Food Lion. Bought a chuck roast, some taters, carrots, onions and garlic. Threw it all in the crock pot with some beef broth and some Tony Cachere’s. It was yummy. Gonna eat good for a few days.
MACS Offline
#278 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
Jesus would eat there everyday if he could... cept for Sunday of course... prolly have a ham on Sundays... Mellow


Jesus was Jewish. I'm pretty sure he kept kosher.
MACS Offline
#279 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
Tank eats better, and more nutritiously, than I do.

I've never understood the religious zeal some folks have for Chick fil A...


As to point 1 - He's spoiled. He had a DQ cone today, too. I can spend around $15 to make a full crock pot that'll last a few weeks. I put the food in 3 containers and freeze 2. When one runs low, I defrost one, etc... 1 cup kibble, 1 cup of the good stuff mixed with it, twice a day. He's maintaining his weight better than I am.

As to point 2 - I much prefer CFA to In-n-Out. I never understood the fascination with that particular chain.
MACS Offline
#280 Posted:
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danmdevries wrote:
First steak I've made first steak I've eaten as an adult. This is damn tasty. Wish I'd tried it sooner.


Choice ribeye... kosher salt, fresh cracked pepper all over it. Let it sit on the counter for a couple hours. Cook it over flame for about 3-4 minutes a side. when it hits 125-130 temp... let it sit for 10 minutes and eat it.

Or... season it the same, vacuum seal it and sous vide it for a few hours then sear it.
danmdevries Offline
#281 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Choice ribeye... kosher salt, fresh cracked pepper all over it. Let it sit on the counter for a couple hours. Cook it over flame for about 3-4 minutes a side. when it hits 125-130 temp... let it sit for 10 minutes and eat it.

Or... season it the same, vacuum seal it and sous vide it for a few hours then sear it.


I went with option B.

Part of the reason I've not tried steak is it's not cheap and I don't want to screw it up. But I've ventured this far into beef, figured it was time to try it.

I bought a choice 1lb bone in ribeye, sous vide w/ s&p at 129 for 2 hours, seared over very hot charcoal grill (accidentally left the vents WFO after grilling the corn) and 5 minute rest.
MACS Offline
#282 Posted:
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Ya done good, Danm! I absolutely love ribeye steaks. Medium rare... Mmmmmm... steak.
Sunoverbeach Offline
#283 Posted:
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Morning, peoples. Rolling back to what's left of the work week
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#284 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Ya done good, Danm! I absolutely love ribeye steaks. Medium rare... Mmmmmm... steak.


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Gene363 Offline
#285 Posted:
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Good Wednesday Morning! It's 75° on the way to just 88° with 80% humidity today. Another day at the range.
Ram27 Offline
#286 Posted:
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Happy Hump Day danm & 500 gang.



ram27bat
danmdevries Offline
#287 Posted:
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HHD Ram n dudes.

Back to work.
MACS Offline
#288 Posted:
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Did the walk, cut da grass, taking the wife out for a late lunch/early dinner.

Texas Roadhouse. All this talk of ribeyes made me want one.
DrafterX Offline
#289 Posted:
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I like places you can throw peanut shells on da floor... baseball games, Texas Roadhouse, da zoo... Mellow
HockeyDad Offline
#290 Posted:
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Chili Colorado is in the instapot
DrafterX Offline
#291 Posted:
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That's not doing me any good here... Not talking
Ram27 Offline
#292 Posted:
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Someone left the cake out in the rain. Think
DrafterX Offline
#293 Posted:
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The day you got home from prison..?? Huh
MACS Offline
#294 Posted:
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Oooooof. I'm stuffed to the top of my belly.

Yuengling to start, followed by bread and a house salad, then shared appetizer sampler. Hot boneless wings, tater skins and rattlesnake bites. Main course was a 16oz ribeye w/shrooms and smashed taters n gravy. Wife had the 14oz with smashed taters n gravy and shrooms n onions.

Tank got to eat about 6oz of my steak plus 2 tater skins for dinner. I cut up the steak and rinsed it in water before I gave it to him. Was a bit salty from the grill, so I wanted to get most of that out.

Tasty for me... not good for da puppy.

It's no wonder that boy is attached to my hip and obedient. He spoiled f'n rotten.
danmdevries Offline
#295 Posted:
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Couldn't sleep worth a damn today.

Made some chopped cheesesteaks with leftover brisket, onions, horseradish, and provolone.

Wife n boy made it home from Wisconsin.

Back to work in 30 minutes for a week. Can't wait till this is over, wife n boy agreed to go tent camping with me next week. Boy's slept in tents in the back yard a lot. Wife has never and has always said she never would. But 2 years without a camper seems to have changed her mind. We'll see. There was only one site open at Indiana Dunes, hopefully it's not one of the sites that's always underwater.
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#296 Posted:
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90 degrees at 5:30 in western Wisconsin.

MACS Offline
#297 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
90 degrees at 5:30 in western Wisconsin.


You visiting Andrew?

It's 85 here at 7:40... and probably more humid.
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#298 Posted:
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High tomorrow 75. Saturday 67! Beer
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#299 Posted:
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Ram27 wrote:
Someone left the cake out in the rain. Think

I don't think that I can take it… Speak to the hand

NEIN NEIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ram27bat
Ram27 Offline
#300 Posted:
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izonfire wrote:
I don't think that I can take it… Speak to the hand

NEIN NEIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ram27bat


Because it took too long to bake it...........
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