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Posted on 6/8/19 at 7:05 pm to deeprig9
I’ve been pumping water out from under the house we just got done building.... So yeah the builder got a call he came right out and says everything will be corrected once this rain stops and we can get it dried out. Any ways I am beyond pissed.
Posted on 6/8/19 at 7:40 pm to Jefferson Dawg
And it came to pass after the first two days of rain in a month and soeth the ATL inconvenience floods were upon us. And the first howl became a chorus. And Gremtock, from upon high, decried.... Let there be downvotes
Posted on 6/8/19 at 7:50 pm to Jefferson Dawg
youre a funny dude. But yes i agree all rain is welcome. Takes irrigation expense off alot of folks plate And deeprig9 here you go man. Im in my cup pretty good but managed to get a few pics of round 2.5 for you
Couple sidenotes..
- olive oil spray is the best thing to happen to grilling since the thermometer
- modelo is a very serviceable beer
- didnt get a pic of the casserole in time, but if you want the recipe let me know. WARNING ** it contains a dz eggs, 2lbs of bacon, a qt heavy cream, 10 lg onions, and 2 lbs of cheese. oh and a lotta ritz crackers. So its probably highly offensive to anyone living above south carolima
Posted on 6/8/19 at 7:51 pm to Jefferson Dawg
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Metros bitching about the end of a month long nearly state-wide drought....
Isn’t it amazing that when we get into a drought it ends ends up being followed either a week long long monsoon or hurricane...which is directly proportional to the severity of the drought?
It’s almost like the climate is cyclical and always reverts to the mean.
Posted on 6/8/19 at 7:55 pm to deeprig9
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have a banjo uke , very rare, im getting good at it.
I bet that thing is twangy. Do you play it with a thumb pick? I tried one of those once back when I played guitar and that’s more of a learning curve than I thought it would be.
Posted on 6/8/19 at 7:59 pm to SquatchDawg
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I bet that thing is twangy. Do you play it with a thumb pick? I tried one of those once back when I played guitar and that’s more of a learning curve than I thought it would be.
It's acrylic strings instead of steel, like eukalele or classical guitar, but it's over a drum like a banjo.
I'll try to put up a pic.
Posted on 6/8/19 at 8:06 pm to Malefic Runt
What is the string all about on the pork meat?
It goes up like hair stray to a bic.
All of the Mexican lagers have a unique skunk-twang that I'm not a big fan of. But Modelo is my favorite among the breed.
Post it!
quote:
Couple sidenotes..
- olive oil spray is the best thing to happen to grilling since the thermometer
It goes up like hair stray to a bic.
quote:
- modelo is a very serviceable beer
All of the Mexican lagers have a unique skunk-twang that I'm not a big fan of. But Modelo is my favorite among the breed.
quote:
- didnt get a pic of the casserole in time, but if you want the recipe let me know. WARNING ** it contains a dz eggs, 2lbs of bacon, a qt heavy cream, 10 lg onions, and 2 lbs of cheese. oh and a lotta ritz crackers. So its probably highly offensive to anyone living above south carolima
Post it!
Posted on 6/8/19 at 8:23 pm to deeprig9
Question.
I used to play acoustic guitar of the major minor chord bar guitar variety. I want to get bacI in it and up my game but don’t know how. I know you’re a musician so what would you suggest? Learning different progressions from Youtube? Tabbing our songs I like (which is how I learned)? I really just want a better understanding of the music beyond strumming out tabs but with wife and kids lessons or jamming with friends isn’t really an option.
Any thoughts would be sincerely appreciated.
I used to play acoustic guitar of the major minor chord bar guitar variety. I want to get bacI in it and up my game but don’t know how. I know you’re a musician so what would you suggest? Learning different progressions from Youtube? Tabbing our songs I like (which is how I learned)? I really just want a better understanding of the music beyond strumming out tabs but with wife and kids lessons or jamming with friends isn’t really an option.
Any thoughts would be sincerely appreciated.
Posted on 6/8/19 at 8:41 pm to deeprig9
Drove home to TAMPA through Atlanta this morning. Waves of water were coming over the wall in the middle of I-75 from cars traveling north.
Posted on 6/8/19 at 9:47 pm to ncdawg
Please keep the ATL inconvenience flood reports flowing Live, on the GSB....
Current End of Drought Damage Tally:
-a plastic baby pool filled up with water
-someone’s feet got wet pumping gas
-a McMansion on a coldesack had water flow toward it
-there were splashes on the interstate on way to Tampa
Hold on tight everyone
Current End of Drought Damage Tally:
-a plastic baby pool filled up with water
-someone’s feet got wet pumping gas
-a McMansion on a coldesack had water flow toward it
-there were splashes on the interstate on way to Tampa
Hold on tight everyone
Posted on 6/8/19 at 9:52 pm to Jefferson Dawg
None of us included in your ledger there live in Atlanta.
Posted on 6/9/19 at 9:14 am to deeprig9
Ingredients
1 cup olive oil
1 cup chopped garlic
1 qt heavy cream
10 lg vidalia onions (julienned)
2 lb shredded mozzarella
6 sleeves ritz crackers
2 lb bacon
Dozen eggs
Onion salt
Black pepper
- Cook bacon in a lg pot and set aside. Leave grease in pot
- Add olive oil/garlic and brown
- Add onions, 1.5 tbs pepper, 1.5 tbs onion salt. Turn regularly until onions semi clear
- Mix eggs/cream together in a lg bowl. Stir in cheese. Stir in crushed ritz/crumbled bacon
- Dump onions w/grease into lg disposable aluminum casserole pan
- stir in the cream/cheese/crackers mix well
- Bake 325° @ 45min
Obviously recipe can be halved. We always make it like this because it goes fast when we got folks over and like to have some to heat up that week one of my favorite dishes
1 cup olive oil
1 cup chopped garlic
1 qt heavy cream
10 lg vidalia onions (julienned)
2 lb shredded mozzarella
6 sleeves ritz crackers
2 lb bacon
Dozen eggs
Onion salt
Black pepper
- Cook bacon in a lg pot and set aside. Leave grease in pot
- Add olive oil/garlic and brown
- Add onions, 1.5 tbs pepper, 1.5 tbs onion salt. Turn regularly until onions semi clear
- Mix eggs/cream together in a lg bowl. Stir in cheese. Stir in crushed ritz/crumbled bacon
- Dump onions w/grease into lg disposable aluminum casserole pan
- stir in the cream/cheese/crackers mix well
- Bake 325° @ 45min
Obviously recipe can be halved. We always make it like this because it goes fast when we got folks over and like to have some to heat up that week
one of my favorite dishes Posted on 6/9/19 at 9:41 am to deeprig9
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What is the string all about on the pork meat?
Boneless butts. Came tied together
quote:
It goes up like hair stray to a bic.
I mean, not that hard to keep it off the flame lol. I use it excessively when cooking chicken
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Modelo is my favorite among the breed.
Same. Wont go out of my way for mexican beer but its head and shoulders above the rest
Posted on 6/9/19 at 2:08 pm to Malefic Runt
We should write new lyrics to that Luke Byron song "Rain is a good thing", but using the events of this thread....
LINK......
Posted on 6/9/19 at 2:11 pm to Jefferson Dawg
CHORUS idea:
Rain makes hopps…
Hopps makes Mo-delo
Modelo makes deeprig…
a jolly little fe-llow
Rain makes hopps…
Hopps makes Mo-delo
Modelo makes deeprig…
a jolly little fe-llow
Posted on 6/9/19 at 4:20 pm to Jefferson Dawg
Rain makes hops
Hops makes tropicalia
Tropicalia makes deeprig
Respond to jd's propogandalia
Hops makes tropicalia
Tropicalia makes deeprig
Respond to jd's propogandalia
Posted on 6/9/19 at 4:22 pm to deeprig9
The Sun is out and the new Weber is heating up. Grouper steaks in Cracker's secret marinade.
Posted on 6/9/19 at 6:09 pm to Malefic Runt
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Damn good time to have a big screen porch and a case of beer. I got 2 racks of ribs, a beer butt chicken, and a ton of cut up veg on the grill. Vidalia onion casserole in the oven. You know what time it is
I did the beef jerky-standing rib roast duo today. Got the canopy up 30 seconds before the rain hit here in central Florida.
Now it's Netflix on the patio TV and a food coma.
Life is good.
Posted on 6/9/19 at 7:04 pm to Rules
Ok that sounds like a nice evening. I need a patio TV
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