baldona
| Favorite team: | Auburn  |
| Location: | Florida |
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| Interests: | Fishing, hunting, SEC athletics |
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| Registered on: | 2/16/2016 |
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re: Waitlist at Casa Bonita is pretty long
Posted by baldona on 12/27/25 at 6:57 pm to Mid Iowa Tiger
What’s great at a Mexican restaurant outside of the food? They have a band and what not?
I really don’t see how you screw up Mexican to the point it’s bad. It’s like 80% prep and 10% cooking, throw in 10% for presentation or whatever.
I really don’t see how you screw up Mexican to the point it’s bad. It’s like 80% prep and 10% cooking, throw in 10% for presentation or whatever.
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re: 184” killed in walthall county MS (Tylertown/McComb area)
Posted by baldona on 12/27/25 at 3:43 pm to Allthatfades
It doesn’t sound like that guy is hunting on 2000 acres, so if it’s legit a neighbor likely has it on camera at some point the past couple of years. I know of multiple instances where a giant buck that was 5 or 6 years old is killed and the neighbor hears through the grapevine and shares some pics he’s been keeping secret. If no one else has photos that’s highly suspect.
For being the Christmas season some of you really need to look yourselves in the mirror.
She is a poster child of liberals without a doubt, but I will say she can sing very well.
She is a poster child of liberals without a doubt, but I will say she can sing very well.
We haven't had a good plant operator pay thread in a while. I'm absolutely shocked Mingo is trolling this.
re: Ask me anything! 1st Christmas w/ myself. Separated in March
Posted by baldona on 12/26/25 at 8:57 am to Mingo Was His NameO
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One of my favorite self owns on this site. Every single ex wife is a crazy bitch with a shitty family. Dawg, you dated her long enough you decided to marry her and then you decided it was a good idea to spray guts multiple times. Congrats on being a terrible judge of character or thinking with you dick I guess
How long have you been married Mingo?
As said, really no reason to think of this any different than a shrimp fettuccine with different noodles.
I was just in Italy and while I knew this, when you are there you realize that the Italians have a sauce or a dish and then use the best pasta for that. They can be extremely firm on which pasta to use.
Really all you want OP is three parts to this dish:
Cheese sauce
Shrimp
Noodle
I am not one that likes baked Mac n cheese either, so I’d personally make it like I said as cheese sauce (basically a béchamel as pointed out) that compliments shrimp and then add the noodles like you would a fettuccini.
I was just in Italy and while I knew this, when you are there you realize that the Italians have a sauce or a dish and then use the best pasta for that. They can be extremely firm on which pasta to use.
Really all you want OP is three parts to this dish:
Cheese sauce
Shrimp
Noodle
I am not one that likes baked Mac n cheese either, so I’d personally make it like I said as cheese sauce (basically a béchamel as pointed out) that compliments shrimp and then add the noodles like you would a fettuccini.
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It’s not that I’m worried about the temperature. I’ve got an 11 lb roast and I didn’t want to cook it for too long and possibly render all the fat
Would be interesting to sous vid a bag of trimmed fat at various temps to see what happens
I put anything I want to dry, I especially do this with fish to grill or saute and all my steaks for 2-3 hours plus uncovered in the fridge. Overnight or 2-3 days for a large roast certainly there's no problem. As said, just lightly salted in the fridge to pull out the moisture
You want to prioritize bedding areas, and don’t be foolish in thinking you can get close to them routinely. Bucks are going to want to bed where they feel safe, so are generally unharmed.
I’ll also say that if you use a road routinely, deer get used to things. So driving down a road, using a tractor, etc. doesn’t bother deer if you continue to move and they can ‘get used to it’. If you all of the sudden ride a 4 wheeler or something that will scare them if it’s not routine. Reving engines, etc will also.
Are you moving your cameras around? Don’t just have a camera on a feeder, make sure you put some on trails, especially trails around the perimeter of your property so you can capture what’s cruising through.
Deer will travel for miles during the rut, so if you only had pics during the rut that doesn’t mean your deer are local. Plenty of stories of guys killing bucks that someone had on camera all year 1-2 miles away.
ETA: it’s not the size of your property but making it the right property. You can kill loads of deer on small acreage in the right place where deer just use it to travel through. Obviously having a large enough piece to just hold some nice bucks is preferred, but at 75 acres you can’t expect that.
I’ll also say that if you use a road routinely, deer get used to things. So driving down a road, using a tractor, etc. doesn’t bother deer if you continue to move and they can ‘get used to it’. If you all of the sudden ride a 4 wheeler or something that will scare them if it’s not routine. Reving engines, etc will also.
Are you moving your cameras around? Don’t just have a camera on a feeder, make sure you put some on trails, especially trails around the perimeter of your property so you can capture what’s cruising through.
Deer will travel for miles during the rut, so if you only had pics during the rut that doesn’t mean your deer are local. Plenty of stories of guys killing bucks that someone had on camera all year 1-2 miles away.
ETA: it’s not the size of your property but making it the right property. You can kill loads of deer on small acreage in the right place where deer just use it to travel through. Obviously having a large enough piece to just hold some nice bucks is preferred, but at 75 acres you can’t expect that.
I’m honestly trying to think of why he is removing a mag with a chambered round? Especially with the safety on? ETA: safety off I meant
I can see in a hunting situation if you fired multiple rounds and need to reload the mag, but still want to keep one chambered. But not at the range or house?
My procedure is almost always unchamber a round, then release the mag. Safety on or off doesn’t matter with no chambered round, and depending on the gun some you have to have the safety in a certain position to chamber/ unchamber.
I can see in a hunting situation if you fired multiple rounds and need to reload the mag, but still want to keep one chambered. But not at the range or house?
My procedure is almost always unchamber a round, then release the mag. Safety on or off doesn’t matter with no chambered round, and depending on the gun some you have to have the safety in a certain position to chamber/ unchamber.
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Biffle discussion starts at 11:30 Opinion on cause. Blames pilot for decision to return.
Dang. Very experienced Delta Pilot error possibly, video basically says it sounds and looks like just a single engine problem on a twin engine plane that can barely fly on the single engine. The crash was likely a stall due to the plane not being able to fly with flaps and landing gear on one engine that was likely not realized until too late.
I guess the suggestion was going to a bigger airport with a longer runway they could have just not used flaps to land faster?
Never. But why don’t you take it to the range and try to do it intentionally, and figure out what’s going on? I’d do that before taking it to a gunsmith.
I would suggest that most not only remove the mag with the safety on, but even more importantly remove the mag after clearing the chamber. Why are you removing the mag with a round in the chamber AND the safety off?
ETA: quite often during hunting season, like turkey season, I’ll clear the chamber and leave rounds in the gun all sesson.
I would suggest that most not only remove the mag with the safety on, but even more importantly remove the mag after clearing the chamber. Why are you removing the mag with a round in the chamber AND the safety off?
ETA: quite often during hunting season, like turkey season, I’ll clear the chamber and leave rounds in the gun all sesson.
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I have a 2025 Silverado with the electronic shifter in the console.
Is it not under warranty? Will the dealership not deal with it?
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Like Vandy making Pavia a top 9 paid athlete?
Pavia is a terrible example, where are you going with this? He was a maybe 5’9 0* from New Mexico. He came out of no where. His value was extremely unpredictable.
Why are you guys so upset? The team was 5-7, in this day and age I’d hope we have a lot of players portal. Especially with a new coach.
Going to the portal doesn’t mean leaving 100%.
re: Togo Island/Swamp Donkey Sting
Posted by baldona on 12/21/25 at 4:44 pm to Turnblad85
I’m not familiar with those areas but is baiting really THAT useful along the Mississippi River? I would have thought there would be enough natural food supply that baiting would just be a small supplement?
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They do where I sit on their planes.
Anyone that flies often enough they are routinely in business class of a major airline is not anyone that’s bragging to me. I don’t want to fly that much for one. For 2, anyone really balling is flying the company private plane
First world problem of the day: golf cart parade is the same time as the boat parade
Posted by baldona on 12/20/25 at 3:55 pm
Which do I attend?
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Bennet is 100 times the qb Beck is. Bennet was better than Bryce Young.
Bennet was also older than most Ph.d graduates
re: Beck is atrocious
Posted by baldona on 12/20/25 at 1:22 pm to BuzzSaw 12
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Miami has a ton of talent and would be undefeated if not for Beck. If they had a better QB they'd win it all. Beck is terrible.
I agree Beck is not good but a good transfer qb is far from easy to obtain, just look at auburn
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not sure either of these teams belong in the playoff
NFL playoffs they don’t you are right, I’m assuming that’s what you meant
re: This is what real college football looks like
Posted by baldona on 12/20/25 at 12:18 pm to goldennugget
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Real college football is two teams with players who actually go to class and earn passing grades playing against each other
When did this ever happen?
re: New York - Broadway trip in February
Posted by baldona on 12/20/25 at 11:40 am to TheChosenOne
I’d strongly consider staying closer or in Times Square OP, any of the Times Square hotels really are a great location for Broadway. Nothing wrong with Hell’s Kitchen at all but it’s a subway/ taxi away at night when Times Square is very easily walkable, a couple of blocks to most. Just consider that taking the subway at night while I would personally consider it perfectly safe, is not ideal for 2 women.
I don’t know the cost difference but our Riu Times Square hotel seemed to be competitive with most of manhattan.
When we stayed this past spring break my wife purchased 2 sets of tickets to shows she wanted to go ahead of time and then went to the TKTS booth/ online for last minute discount tickets. They shouldn’t have a problem doing that for 2 people in February for smaller shows not on the weekends.
I don’t know the cost difference but our Riu Times Square hotel seemed to be competitive with most of manhattan.
When we stayed this past spring break my wife purchased 2 sets of tickets to shows she wanted to go ahead of time and then went to the TKTS booth/ online for last minute discount tickets. They shouldn’t have a problem doing that for 2 people in February for smaller shows not on the weekends.
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