Cas City Forum Hall & CAS-L
GENERAL TOPICS => Tall Tales => Topic started by: Delmonico on October 31, 2019, 11:59:57 PM
-
Yes, I hate green bean casserole and anything involving Tater Tots.🤮
Oh and if it ain't based on green leafy stuff it ain't a salad and if you are going smash the tators peel them first and I want real meat in my mince meat pie, real butter on real homemade rolls and real whipped cream would be nice. >:(
I want a meal I can truly be thankful for.😉
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
'Tis 22 and overcast. "Cloudy. A few flurries or snow showers possible. High around 40F. Winds SW at 10 to 15 mph."
Slim
-
Del, you peel your tater tots? I'm confused . . .
And of course you know that green bean casserole in this country has single-handedly kept the Durkee/French's fried onion rings-in-a-can business alive!
-
Afternoon Y'all, I'm heading to a gun auction preview, They had a couple guns that I'm interested in.Will fill in the details later.
-
Del, you peel your tater tots? I'm confused . . .
And of course you know that green bean casserole in this country has single-handedly kept the Durkee/French's fried onion rings-in-a-can business alive!
The Lutherns have kept cream of mushroom soup in the current inventory status and the SDAs and their fake meat loaf has done the same for Special K.
Of course the Mormons have their funeral potatoes.
There is a whole book to be written on foods of the potlucks for someone.
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Working on the new chicken coop, today.
'Tis 32 and partly cloudy. "Cloudy. A few flurries or snow showers possible. Temps nearly steady in the mid to upper 30s. Winds WNW at 10 to 20 mph."
Slim
-
I like green bean casserole.... :P
-
Made some progress on the new chicken coop.
Going to the the local 4H club soup supper in a bit.
Slim
-
I like green bean casserole.... :P
There are some sick individuals out there that do.🤮☣☣☣☣
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Forgot about the time change. Good thing I looked at the computer. Had to remote into verk and change the time in the door access system.
'Tis 21 and mostly sunny. High of 45.
Slim
-
There are some sick individuals out there that do.🤮☣☣☣☣
I suppose ?.. ::)
-
I like green bean casserole, too.
In fact, there's dang little I've wrestled down my gullet that wasn't appreciated.
-
I too am a fan of Green Bean Casserole. I am willing to give anything at least one chance (that may be all it ever gets). I don't ask anyone to eat something they don't like, just because I do. (I'd never think of trying to get Del to eat GBC ::) ;D), besides that leaves that much more for the rest of us!
Thankfully we all like different things, or we'd have a rather short menu to choose from
-
I like green bean casserole too, but I like elbow macaroni in my chili. ;)
Slim
-
good company it seems :D
-
Heathens, probably eat Velveeta casseroles also.
Even has the premium seasonings.
-
The pot pie looks like it has someone's cat in it.
-
No to Velveeta ?.
add to the NO list
Parsnips
Turnips
Rutabaga
Okra
in the Meat group
Liver
Turkey giblets
-
The offal stuff yes, no way.
The veggies are some of the best.😉
-
Roger,
I have a great recipe for a Root Casserole. Make use of those odd parsnips, turnips, rutabagas that are hanging about. Plus finger potatoes, baby carrots, pearl onions . . .
Even better, it can be served at room temperature, so set it aside while cooking the other parts of the feast.
RCJ
-
The pot pie looks like it has someone's cat in it.
Mmmmm, caterrole ;D ;D ;D
-
The offal stuff yes, no way.
The veggies are some of the best.😉
We agree on the guts ?.I'm afraid I must take a step further... that must include haggis
We will have agree to disagree on the roots ?. except one day I might try Fried Okra ?.maybe ?. :-\
-
Roger,
I have a great recipe for a Root Casserole. Make use of those odd parsnips, turnips, rutabagas that are hanging about. Plus finger potatoes, baby carrots, pearl onions . . .
Even better, it can be served at room temperature, so set it aside while cooking the other parts of the feast.
RCJ
Yes roots, wonder how Jerry's turnip patch did, was too far along for greens, I picked some but they were as though as brome grass.
-
We agree on the guts ?.I'm afraid I must take a step further... that must include haggis
We will have agree to disagree on the roots ?. except one day I might try Fried Okra ?.maybe ?. :-\
Good dill pickled also.
The roots are best cooked with a roast.
-
Fried dill pickles are great...same for green tomatoes ...and green beans ...it is for that reason I MIGHT try Fried Okra ...still a maybe thought ...
Or I might dip okra in buttermilk roll it in cornmeal , fry it in real butter and throw it the hell out !
-
Fried dill pickles are great...same for green tomatoes ...and green beans ...it is for that reason I MIGHT try Fried Okra ...still a maybe thought ...
Or I might dip okra in buttermilk roll it in cornmeal , fry it in real butter and throw it the hell out !
Heathen on all counts.😉
-
Right...that's why I'll throw it out ;D
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Velveeta and okra are NO.
Day off verk 'cuz I verked 2 Sundays ago. Working on the new coop.
'Tis 39, blustery and partly sunny. High of 43.
Slim
-
Right...that's why I'll throw it out ;D
Wise man.🤣
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Velveeta and okra are NO.
Day off verk 'cuz I verked 2 Sundays ago. Working on the new coop.
'Tis 39, blustery and partly sunny. High of 43.
Slim
A Bone with a flatty?
-
Morning all.
Currently 33 and snowing.
Did my monthly Exodus to Great Falls. Ended up having to come home a different way than normal. 212 was closed because a hay truck overturned, so I took 89 South to Livingston and then 90 East. It added 2 hours, but was a nice drive through the mountains and some snow.
I like green bean casserole too. And candied yams with marshmallows.
Did you know that adding coconut oil to your fried kale makes it easier to scrape into the trash?
--TK
-
"Did you know that adding coconut oil to your fried kale makes it easier to scrape into the trash?"
I did not know that ! Ill consider it when TRASH the okra in the future
Sister in law makes a Velveeta mixed with refried beans and some brand of salsa ?. barf ! I'll suggest the kids coconut oil trick
Don't read this part Del :D I had green bean casserole today at Cracker Barrel ...with chicken fried turkey & stuffing ?. twas tasty
-
Evening all.
I just talked to my mother and learned that a close friend of mine who is a Highway Patrol officer back home was in a head on collision with a log truck. Responders did CPR, and she actually began breathing on her own. She was life flighted to Redding Ca, and is in ICU.
Her brother is a very close friend of mine as well, but I haven't talked to him yet.
--TK
-
Evening all.
I just talked to my mother and learned that a close friend of mine who is a Highway Patrol officer back home was in a head on collision with a log truck. Responders did CPR, and she actually began breathing on her own. She was life flighted to Redding Ca, and is in ICU.
Her brother is a very close friend of mine as well, but I haven't talked to him yet.
--TK
I'll be praying.
Slim
-
Eye-Talian cut green beans, smoked sausage, extra virgin olive oyl, and minced garlic !
Yum Yum !! ;D
-
Eye-Talian cut green beans, smoked sausage, extra virgin olive oyl, and minced garlic !
Yum Yum !! ;D
And canned red glob on the side.🤮
-
Was at the store today, someone need to do an intervention, lady in my way was buying boxes of orange Jello and little colored marshmallows.🤮
-
Gotta agree Del ?. Presentation is key ?. open lid present to the garbage can close lid ..barf !
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
'Tis 25 and overcast. High of 32.
Slim
-
"Crown Roast of Frankfurters" had the soundtrack of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"-theme playing in my head. Da-Da-Dah-Du-DAHH!
We're hosting Thanksgiving for the extended family this year, so all I'm responsible for is the turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes and gravy. All the sides are being contributed by others.
Plus bonus, my brother-in-law and I have this tradition of whomever cooks the bird, the other carves that year.
And I plan a big pot of turkey soup for the carcass, afterwards.
RCJ
-
"Crown Roast of Frankfurters" had the soundtrack of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"-theme playing in my head. Da-Da-Dah-Du-DAHH!
We're hosting Thanksgiving for the extended family this year, so all I'm responsible for is the turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes and gravy. All the sides are being contributed by others.
Plus bonus, my brother-in-law and I have this tradition of whomever cooks the bird, the other carves that year.
And I plan a big pot of turkey soup for the carcass, afterwards.
RCJ
In the culinary world turkeys do not have a carcass they have a frame.
Don't ask me why?
-
In the culinary world turkeys do not have a carcass they have a frame.
Don't ask me why?
Why is that Del?
::)
--TK
-
When I'm through with it, it's a carcass.
RCJ
-
Bought 3, 4 and 5yr old cheddar at the local wobbly hog for $1.99/lb, tonight. Bought 4 blocks of each, bout 10 lbs. The 2yr cheddar was $3.99/lb.
Slim
-
Why is that Del?
::)
--TK
Go in the corner and slap yourself.
Any more problems and you will be sent to the hole and fed nothing but green bean casserole and water.🙄
-
https://youtu.be/-yjMeKHMHWU
-
42 years later this song about a hapless truck driver with it's odd mix of bluegrass and jazz still makes me laugh.
Her hand went to her bosom
A hush fell on the crew
An acre of Brenda
Lay exposed to view.
So polite, so much more subtle than the fat lady flashed her boobs.😇
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Moved some horse fence this morn. Ended with 3/8" of snow on my hat.
'Tis 22 and snowing. 1" so far. High of 32. Supposed to get 3".
Slim
-
Morning all.
18, wind-chill to -2, with snow falling.
I'm currently sitting in a soft chair and moving around like an old man. Took a hard spill on concrete and bruised my tailbone and hurt my back some. I decided to not go to class today.
--TK
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are hot.
'Tis 10 and sunny. WC 0. High of 28.
Slim
-
I'm currently . . . moving around like an old man.
--TK
You do know the crowd you're addressing . . . ;)
RCJ
-
You do know the crowd you're addressing . . . ;)
RCJ
Yessir I do. And I fit right in. ;D
27, wind chill 7 today in Billings. But sun is shining, and most of the ice is gone.
I'm finding more places I hurt myself in my little fall yesterday. So far I'm up to 4 bruised ribs (plus one that's still healing from last month), bruised tailbone, sacrum and hip, pulled muscle in my lower back, stomach and right leg. My left wrist is also painful, though I didn't got it, so I'm not sure why. Sympathy pain, I guess.
Update on the friend of mine that was in the car wreck. It turns out that is was a different friend of mine in the same department. He's in stable condition, still in ICU. He has multiple broken ribs, a punctured lung, and a concussion, but is expected to make a full recovery. Which is good to hear. He has a wife and 2 children (7 and 1).
--TK
-
You do know the crowd you're addressing . . . ;)
RCJ
Ha....I resemble that remark
-
Acrobatic Flu is going around, wife fell in the front yard Sunday, told her the circus don't want her.
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are hot.
Ordered a couple 15 round Mec-Gar mags for the Hi-Power from Classic Firearms.
'Tis 2 and cloudy. High of 29.
Slim
-
High of 65 tomorrow and 25 on Monday, Sunday will split the difference.
-
We're running onto 3 plus weeks of dry weather, with nothing in the foreseeable future. We are running overnight lows just around freezing and highs in the mid to high 60's.
At least the cooler temps and low winds are giving the firefighters in California a chance to knock down the worst of the wildfires. The fact that SPG&E has not kept up the maintenance on it's power line (that led to the destruction of almost the entire town of Paradise. Their response is to shut off power to users to keep from being blamed again as being the probable cause of a fire. (I feel for those that have lost property and the ability to get information in critical times due to lack of power).
Found out that this last outbreak caused shutdowns of power to pumping stations that bring gas and diesel fuel to Reno. Nice to know that the California bureaucracy can influence a lot of people outside of their jurisdiction. And I thought leaving would rid myself of California Government.
Oh well, I'll get off my soapbox (high horse), and just enjoy the sunny skies and nice temps we're having!
-
Russ T, I'll swap rain for some warmer temps.
Slim
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are hot.
Should finish the new chicken coop today. And change thermostat in suburban.
'Tis 32 and sunny. High of 43.
Slim
-
Actually slept most the night, got up and cleaned a disaster kitchen, supper was good, friend left 15 pounds of ribs with me back in September and then I got sick, didn't feel like doing them and didn't want to get him sick in case it was catching.
Actually he came over the see and play with Little Brown Dog.😉
Little Brown Dog was naughty Thursday, snuck in and snuck back outside with a half slab of ribs.😖 it's ok, we had plenty, DJ laughed and said he's too cute to be mad at for long.
Smoked em with oak for a couple hours, put on a rub and slow cooked them in the roaster, house smelled awsome, Little Brown Dog kept trying to tell me they were done.😂
I am so glad we didn't wait a while to get another dog and so glad I was on FB that night and so glad I didn't say no when the one we thought was black was brown, were sure though we got the same one that looked black and was a male. Norton said he got the darkest one. Couldn't turn back at that point, Rita had already named him.
Because I was sick and getting certain people together we are not doing Rowdy's ashes till spring. Moved the can to the closet yesterday, Little Brown Dog licked the dust out of my etes.
-
Done with the new chicken coop. Working on the the suburban.
Slim
-
Evening all.
Still laid up. I've had bruised ribs before, but not seven of them at once. Makes sneezing an adventure. Also, I didn't know the tailbone was involved in the breathing process. But it definitely let's me know that it is.
Russ, those Californians just mess with everyone. ::). On a different note, there's a chance I'll end up in your neighborhood in the next couple years. The ANG unit there is going to have an opening for a pilot right about the time I'll be looking for a pilot position. So I plan on putting in an application.
Del, you gotta keep an eye on those little food-converters with tails. Mine got on the counter once and ate an entire stick of butter out of the dish.
--TK
-
A bit of a nip in the air @ 57 degrees this morning ;) with 79 as the high.... Canadian tags are again becoming common with the snow birds arriving
My Gunoholic condition is rearing its addicting siren call...?.again !
Another Milsurp is calling to me ?.. inevitable I suppose :-\
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are hot.
Got the oil and thermostat changed. Thermostat was stuck open.
'Tis 28 and overcast. High of 36. Most of the sn*w is gone.
Slim
-
Afternoon Y'all, Had a low of 18 last night and a high today of 48 and overcast. Have to take the covers off the gazebo and Grill canopy in case we get snow on Tuesday. Also have to cover the outdoor furniture and pack all the cushions away for the year. The later go to my sons place and help him do the same.
-
I'm thinking about making a bullet trap. Have any of you done this or have one? I am looking for plans.
Slim
-
Hey Kid, hope to get a chance to see ya sometime in the future.
When I first moved here the 152nd was a photo reconnaissance unit flying RF-4C aircraft. Now it is an airlift wing flying C-130H's. It never seems like I'm truly home until the plane taxis passed the High Rollers Herc's on it's way to the terminal.
-
I'm thinking about making a bullet trap. Have any of you done this or have one? I am looking for plans.
Slim
I find it's easier just to cast mine. :P
RCJ
-
I find it's easier just to cast mine. :P
RCJ
;D
Slim
-
Major
Took care of those chores yesterday. I brought all the stuff into the garage from the patio, and the wife was in charge of stuffing everything onto the shelves. She has a system of some sort as to where everything goes, so if I put it away I'd probably fit more in there, but then we'd never find it again next spring.
Seemed a little strange to be packing this stuff away when the temp was about 70. But better that than waiting till the snow was blowing, winds gusting and the temp near zero.
-
Slim, I made my bullet trap out of an old steel barrel with one end open. Filled it full of the landscape mulch made out of shredded tires that I purchased at Lowe's. Put a self sealing rubber membrane over the open end after placing the mulch inside. My membrane was some material lining a box that some delicate materials came in. When all of it is gone I am going to try rubber mat for the floor that you can get at Harbor Freight. Built a stand for the barrel out of two by fours so it would lie on it's side about chest high. Placed target stand in front of the open end with paper target attached. Gave $15.00 for the barrel and about $100.00 for enough mulch to fill barrel. Shot it with lots of different cowboy calibers using lead bullets. Haven't had one to penetrate completely through yet! Have also tried handguns in 9mm, 45 acp, 38 & 357 with jacketed with no problems. Barrel is pretty heavy when full of the mulch. I use the front end loader on the tractor for setting it on and off the stand. Shoot it till the membrane has a big enough hole where the mulch starts to fall out. Take it down, sift through mulch to retrieve lead bullets so they can be melted down for recasting, fill it back up, place new membrane and ready to go again. Been using for three years with no problems. Keep a tarp over it when not in use. Have to be careful when removing tarp in summer time, wasps like to build under it!
Back Roads
-
Thanks, Back Roads.
I was thinking more of a metal box similar to the rimfire bullet traps.
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1015092615?pid=172588
Slim
-
Slim, Built something similar to that many years ago. May be great for small caliber but I was using far larger than .22 and got a lot of splatter. Tried putting sand in the bottom to catch the projectile but still didn't stop the splatter from the lead bullet contacting the back deflector. I guess it depends a lot on what you are firing into the trap.
On the trap that I use the bullets have very little deformation. I wash them and then they go back into the pot to be recast into new bullets. The last time I cleaned it out I recovered over 12 pounds of lead.
Hope you find one that works well for you.
Back Roads
-
I'm thinking about making a bullet trap. Have any of you done this or have one? I am looking for plans.
Slim
Try here, Looks to be fairly straight forward.
http://www.homegunsmith.com/cgi-bin/ib3/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST;f=3;t=25727;st=0
-
....
I am so glad we didn't wait a while to get another dog and so glad I was on FB that night and so glad I didn't say no when the one we thought was black was brown, were sure though we got the same one that looked black and was a male. Norton said he got the darkest one. Couldn't turn back at that point, Rita had already named him.
Because I was sick and getting certain people together we are not doing Rowdy's ashes till spring. Moved the can to the closet yesterday, Little Brown Dog licked the dust out of my etes.
Rowdy won't mind ;D
last Sunday, we lost Cody (Bufallo Bill Cody) to sudden Kidney failure. He had diabetes and CKD ( chronic Kidney Disease) for about 3 years.
both were under control with insulin shots twice daily and other meds. He was active and comfortable right up until friday night (day of the the dead).
He Started acting very poorly late Saturday night, we didn;t get much sleep, and ran him into the Emergency Vet Sunday morning.
Turns out his kidneys failed completly, blood numbers were off the chart. Nothing we could have done. I truly think he decided his work was done,
and so his kidneys just quit.
There was nothing left to be done but to grant him "grace" and assist him to pass comfortably.
I built him a nice little box, but could not bury him until today.
We Just now finished burying him, with his favorite toys, tobacco and sage, and an honor song.
Buried him right between his best buddy Zorro, and their mentor Groucho.
it never gets any easier.
yhs
prof marvle
-
Hey Kid, hope to get a chance to see ya sometime in the future.
When I first moved here the 152nd was a photo reconnaissance unit flying RF-4C aircraft. Now it is an airlift wing flying C-130H's. It never seems like I'm truly home until the plane taxis passed the High Rollers Herc's on it's way to the terminal.
They do a lot with MAFFS (Modular Aerial Fire Fighting System) these days too. One of 4 units that do, hence my interest. There was talk of my unit getting into that, but the funding didn't materialize, so we're still just doing airlift and disaster releif. Half the unit just got back from a deployment to Afghanistan moving equipment around the desert.
--TK
-
Slim, I just use a stack of 4-5 old tires, filled with sand. Every so often you have to take it apart and replace the one or two middle tires, they actually get shot in two! But of course, that's not too moveable, without a bunch of shovel work.
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are hot.
Thanks for the bullet trap ideas.
Got 'bout 1" of sn*w during the Packers game.
'Tis 20 and overcast. WC 9. "Snow showers this morning. Becoming partly cloudy later. High 24F. Winds NNW at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of snow 50%."
Slim
-
Update on my My Gunoholic condition ...
I was to look at a M1 Garand ...with a SA Aug. 44 Receiver & SA Mar. 45 Barrel looked good till I saw the faint Arlington Arsenal stamp on the barrel.
Blue Sky/Arlington Arsenal Import would be from Korea , some were OK some were worn out ....I passed
-
Update on my My Gunoholic condition ...
I was to look at a M1 Garand ...with a SA Aug. 44 Receiver & SA Mar. 45 Barrel looked good till I saw the faint Arlington Arsenal stamp on the barrel.
Blue Sky/Arlington Arsenal Import would be from Korea , some were OK some were worn out ....I passed
I bought a service grade M1 Garand from the CMP in 2016 for $730.
Slim
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Taking a sick day. Getting an ear ache and a cold. Need to get some sleep.
'Tis 12 and sunny. WC -1. High of 20.
Slim
-
I'm thinking about making a bullet trap. Have any of you done this or have one? I am looking for plans.
Slim
Here is one ...I got this Idea off of the internet
mine is 24" high 24" deep and used 3/8 steel plate and 5 " pipe the cap is 1/8 " and side plates are @ 15 Degree angle for 30 degree opening.
The one shown is 30 years old and still going strong.
-
Here is one ...I got this Idea off of the internet
mine is 24" high 24" deep and used 1/4 steel a 5 " pipe the cap is 1/8 " and side plates are @ 15 Degree angle for 30 degree opening.
The one shown is 30 years old and still going strong.
By the research I've done, this looks like what I'll be making. Now I have to find a pipe.
Thanks for all the ideas.
Slim
-
Morning all.
Currently 32, wc 16.
I took last night off from work, since I didn't really feel like tempting fate by walking around on ice with my bruised up skeleton. Can't get out of working at the library today though.
I have a presentation to give in half an hour, which I was never given the totality of the assignment to work on. So this will be interesting.
--TK
-
By the research I've done, this looks like what I'll be making. Now I have to find a pipe.
Thanks for all the ideas.
Slim
I had the pipe...in fact I have more than enough and I had 2 foot square 3/8 flat plate laying around I'm cutting the disk a bit large @ 8 1/2 " just cause
Photo when complete ....cost was nill just time
-
I have an old range boiler that I might be able to use instead of a pipe.
Slim
-
as long as it is not cast iron it could work
The pipe I have is ASTM A500 Grade B/C Wall Thickness 0.2370 in
The photo above is the one from the U-tube video
https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=ymyy-t-999&p=how+to+build+a+bullet+trap#id=2&vid=c5dab8ad786e203702c19d46876645fa&action=click
this was the inspiration for my design though I used thicker wall plate and A500 pipe my finished size will be larger overall
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are hot.
as long as it is not cast iron it could work
The pipe I have is ASTM A500 Grade B/C Wall Thickness 0.2370 in
The photo above is the one from the U-tube video
https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=ymyy-t-999&p=how+to+build+a+bullet+trap#id=2&vid=c5dab8ad786e203702c19d46876645fa&action=click
this was the inspiration for my design though I used thicker wall plate and A500 pipe my finished size will be larger overall
Thanks. I'll take a look.
'Tis 12 and overcast. "Variable clouds with snow showers. High 23F. Winds SSW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of snow 90%. 1 to 3 inches of snow expected."
Slim
-
My Bullet trap is completed I have an angle bar that bolts to the top ( see holes but not attached in photo ) that has clips to hang a target from
Dim' are 2 feet X 2 feet by 2.5 feet deep @ 156 lbs .... chose orange inside to aid vision - body is Silver hammercoat
There is a 8 " Cast iron pan that is the collector at the rear bottom----- plan is to recycle lead into 1 Lbs ingots
-
My Bullet trap is completed I have an angle bar that bolts to the top ( see holes but not attached in photo ) that has clips to hang a target from
Dim' are 2 feet X 2 feet by 2.5 feet deep @ 156 lbs .... chose orange inside to aid vision - body is Silver hammercoat
There is a 8 " Cast iron pan that is the collector at the rear bottom----- plan is to recycle lead into 1 Lbs ingots
Looks nice.
Do you have bullets escaping on the top or bottom, or do they all go into the pipe in back?
Slim
-
I have not had time to shoot it yet just completed it Wednesday
the design is such that it will set on level ground so any frag will not be a issue downward. There is a steel disk welded on the top should defect any lead dust trying to go upward. Most fragments should collect in the pipe
Once I've tested I can adjust I plan to set it up this weekend for the test run
-
Did a big boo boo on my new computer, got the problem sorted out with out having to get the kids to help. What is the first rule of a new windows computer? ::) Thought I was having trouble with the WiFi, d Dang thing was so slow I was having trouble running Pandora and having any other window open, would't down load any word programs moved it around, then I remembered, IE is only useful to get another browser. Works fine now. ;D
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Did a big boo boo on my new computer, got the problem sorted out with out having to get the kids to help. What is the first rule of a new windows computer? ::) Thought I was having trouble with the WiFi, d Dang thing was so slow I was having trouble running Pandora and having any other window open, would't down load any word programs moved it around, then I remembered, IE is only useful to get another browser. Works fine now. ;D
Microsoft is getting rid of IE and Edge and going to a Chrome based browser.
Got 2" of sn*w.
'Tis 18 and overcast. High of 32.
Slim
-
Morning all.
Currently 35, WC 23. Supposed to get up to 40, but it might go higher.
Not much going on in Billings today. I have one more class for today, then an appointment with an auto body shop to get my girlfriend's bumper figured out. Someone becked into her car, so we need to get that fixed.
--TK
-
I need to get an adapter to set up second screen, got to get over to the shop when the daughter is working or remind her to bring one next time she comes over.
Still need to find a good photo program, My old one on disc won't download, kids said it probably is too obsolete.
Was looking at some last night,, they all seemed to brag about the filters they had being easier than the old ones you had to set yourself, well I don't want an idiot one, the one with the computer does all that, none said anything about fixing, restoring and cloning.
-
I need to get an adapter to set up second screen, got to get over to the shop when the daughter is working or remind her to bring one next time she comes over.
Still need to find a good photo program, My old one on disc won't download, kids said it probably is too obsolete.
Was looking at some last night,, they all seemed to brag about the filters they had being easier than the old ones you had to set yourself, well I don't want an idiot one, the one with the computer does all that, none said anything about fixing, restoring and cloning.
I can operate a Garmin 430 GPS, but when it comes to computers, I'm somewhat behind the curve.
I just got back from my LGS. I got a nice Heritage Rough Rider 6.5" barrel with both 22LR and Magnum cylinders, custom grips and two boxes of CCI Stingers for $130. It was originally $160, but he gave me a discount for veteran's day.
Just had to share my new acquisition. I can pick it up Tuesday.
--TK
-
I can operate a Garmin 430 GPS, but when it comes to computers, I'm somewhat behind the curve.
I just got back from my LGS. I got a nice Heritage Rough Rider 6.5" barrel with both 22LR and Magnum cylinders, custom grips and two boxes of CCI Stingers for $130. It was originally $160, but he gave me a discount for veteran's day.
Just had to share my new acquisition. I can pick it up Tuesday.
--TK
They are nice guns for the money.
Slim
-
Looking forward to seeing how well your trap works, M-2. In this video, his seems to work fine for lead bullet loads, but it had a bit of a problem with .223. Also, it appears to pretty much "powder" the lead, instead of leaving bigger chunks.
https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=ymyy-t-999&p=how+to+build+a+bullet+trap&guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuY2FzY2l0eS5jb20vZm9ydW1oYWxsL2luZGV4LnBocC90b3BpYyw2MzIxOC5tc2c3NDkyODUvYm9hcmRzZWVuLmh0bWw&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAMLD_a0hCaHtLa0uMPCV5sNVWug2CwIUIHDMQ67oYOlZdJo4lQmZvFcGN_Oeq4O6Wzl-Wa-LgvFcPi1rF3WeRNFeo9ng3H3jU7BOISKaecApdSLUzLigruHiNWaN1j8dyy5BSKJi2huGwcH1kf_HFxjOQVW9S5wP3OYMhBD01abu#action=view&id=7&vid=0758452b3eb1ea83d7041deeb733ef91
-
Thanks for the video I had not seen that particular one,
I will comment on it a bit though... I have No intention of using Jacketed bullets or for that matter high velocity .223 etc. on my trap.
Though his works well with pistol & lead , it also appears to be of lighter streel, Both visually in that it was moved & knocked down by his 12 Gauge.
I wont be using a shotgun either , The #7 shot spread would be greater than the mouth of The 2 foot square face in my design
I'm confident my 3/8 thick wall plate and A500 pipe @156 Lbs. will contain revolver & pistol lead rounds 22 - 45 ACP., I wont use any magnum either
I also hope it will contain my hand loaded Lead 165 grain & Trail boss 30/06 & 30/40 195 grain Krag that are stepping out under 1350 FPS max. that will be determined
NO Factory load jacketed 30 Cal. will be attempted
-
It should contain those bullets just fine. I've been shooting a lot of jacketed rifle rounds lately, so I'll stick with my "sand trap". But it appears that I'll need to take it apart and "Mine" it out, the center tire is getting in pretty bad shape. If I take it apart now I can just turn it, If I wait too long it will be shot in two and I'll need to replace it.
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
'Tis 19 and partly cloudy. High of 40. Which is the normal high for this time of year.
Slim
-
Morning all.
I'll take a double helping of that coffee today. It's just one of those days.
Currently 45 outside, with a few fluffy clouds. Supposed to get a little warmer. I'm planning on taking advantage of this lull in the weather to go burn some 9mm and 32acp this afternoon.
--TK
-
It should contain those bullets just fine. I've been shooting a lot of jacketed rifle rounds lately, so I'll stick with my "sand trap". But it appears that I'll need to take it apart and "Mine" it out, the center tire is getting in pretty bad shape. If I take it apart now I can just turn it, If I wait too long it will be shot in two and I'll need to replace it.
I know it will handle the 22- 45 ACP just fine I shot the same plate in some fabricated SASS type targets I made years ago
Pistol & pistol caliber rifles bullets cause no damage in 10 years ?. I not quite so sure about the 30/06 but since it 165 Grain lead and 80% trail boss
@ about 1350 FPS I think I'm good :-\
-
I'll poke the coals and warm up the coffee for the night crew.
Went out and burned some powder today. My girlfriend bought me a 30 round magazine for my Beretta, so we had to go test it. It works well. I have it loaded up with 30 rounds of Winchester 147 grain JHP and squirreled away in my "stuff just got interesting" bag that I keep in my truck. I also tested a 10 round mag in my 32. The mag was fine, but the gun was a bit dry and kept short stroking. A little remoil should fix that up.
--TK
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
'Tis 30 and partly sunny. High of 39.
Slim
-
Morning all.
45 and cloudy today in Billings. I don't really have any plans for the day, except some homework.
Has anyone heard from Roo? He hasn't posted on a few days.
--TK
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Has anyone heard from Roo? He hasn't posted on a few days.
--TK
I talked to him. He is doing fine.
'Tis 28 and overcast. "Snow showers this morning becoming more scattered later. Some mixed winter precipitation possible. High 37F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of snow 60%."
Slim
-
Youngest daughter, SIL and Granddaughter are coming back from a business trip in Florida, were meeting them in Omaha about 6:30 for supper, wish us luck, say prays, burn incense and what ever you can think of, we're becoming hermits and like it. ;D We talked each other into doing it. :P
Not bad, go up I-80. get off at L street and a few blocks to Westroads. Ain't like we are going that deep into the belly of the beast. ::)
-
64 H was 51 @ dawn ------ light mist and low heavy overcast.
Did my back muscles a number moving the steel bullet trap ... :(
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
I talked to him. He is doing fine.
Slim
Thanks. I was beginning to wonder.
Morning all.
Weather is warm ish here, supposed to hit 55 today. Then back to Winter by Tuesday.
My plans for today include accounting homework, cooking a Cornish Game Hen, and doing my best to not pay attention to the neighbors. They have this issue with playing their rap really loudly, and I really don't care to hear it. Grates on the nerves a bit.
--TK
-
Youngest daughter, SIL and Granddaughter are coming back from a business trip in Florida, were meeting them in Omaha about 6:30 for supper, wish us luck, say prays, burn incense and what ever you can think of, we're becoming hermits and like it. ;D We talked each other into doing it. :P
Not bad, go up I-80. get off at L street and a few blocks to Westroads. Ain't like we are going that deep into the belly of the beast. ::)
Omaha is the belly of the beast?
Verked 10+ hours today.
Slim
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
'Tis 33 and overcast. High of 37.
Slim
-
Omaha is the belly of the beast?
Verked 10+ hours today.
Slim
Dang Kids, Omaha is a beast and going deep into Omaha is the belly.
Food was good, I know why they never found Amelia Earhart, she didn't listen to her navigator. Had it nailed, was there, could see it, right b between the Chevy dealer and the Von Maurs, CF Changs in lights, just go east to turn around since there is an island, cruise right past the Westroads entrance, right back on to 680 and then get where I have no idea and blame me. ::)
Putting Guy Clark for some mood music didn't help. :o ;D ::)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sa7EkXpy8jE
-
Dang Kids, Omaha is a beast and going deep into Omaha is the belly.
Food was good, I know why they never found Amelia Earhart, she didn't listen to her navigator. Had it nailed, was there, could see it, right b between the Chevy dealer and the Von Maurs, CF Changs in lights, just go east to turn around since there is an island, cruise right past the Westroads entrance, right back on to 680 and then get where I have no idea and blame me. ::)
Putting Guy Clark for some mood music didn't help. :o ;D ::)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sa7EkXpy8jE
No blue cheese?
Slim
-
Omaha is a lovely city, and filled with wonderment.
RCJ
-
Omaha is a lovely city, and filled with wonderment.
RCJ
And every time I go there I wonder why. ::) Too dang many people for me.
-
Was funny telling Rita today when she was eating her leftovers those weren't extra small baby Lima ::) ;D beans in there.
-
Coffee and tea are ready.
And every time I go there I wonder why. ::) Too dang many people for me.
284,000 is not a lot of people?
'Tis 27 and overcast. High of 39.
Slim
-
Coffee and tea are ready.
284,000 is not a lot of people?
'Tis 27 and overcast. High of 39.
Slim
Too many for me.
-
Over a 1/4 Million .... there are that many at Disney World on Rainbow day ::) having a gay ol time !
-
Coffee and tea are ready.
284,000 is not a lot of people?
'Tis 27 and overcast. High of 39.
Slim
That's Lincoln and it's still too many, At least we have cornfields between us and any other town, Omaha is over 450,000 and almost a million metro with out those corn fields, I swear half the town is some sort of freeway, trapping you like Guy Clark. ;D
-
Omaha is a lovely city, and filled with wonderment.
RCJ
Ah my dear RCJ
I see you went to that Business Class where they teach you "correct speech."
I was sent to those classes many lustrum ago.
When the bosses asked for an evaluation of a new product etc, I learned to tell them
"It is a Wonderment!
It is a vessel of That Which Is Powerful and Promotes Growth!"
yhs
prof marvel
see "the plan"
http://web.mnstate.edu/alm/humor/ThePlan.htm (http://web.mnstate.edu/alm/humor/ThePlan.htm)
-
One of my high school friends is stationed at Offutt.
The 110,000 in Billings is too much for me. :o
Picked up my new 22 today. Hopefully I'll get out and put a few rounds through it Friday.
--TK
-
One of my high school friends is stationed at Offutt.
The 110,000 in Billings is too much for me. :o
Picked up my new 22 today. Hopefully I'll get out and put a few rounds through it Friday.
--TK
You can slip in to Offutt by a couple back doors. ;) ;D
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
'Tis 30 and cloudy. High of 43.
Slim
-
Got to go get an abdominal ultrasound and an echo-cardiogram on friday, they are thinking I might have some blockage, if so a quick stent or two and it will be fine.
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Got to go get an abdominal ultrasound and an echo-cardiogram on friday, they are thinking I might have some blockage, if so a quick stent or two and it will be fine.
I'll be praying.
'Tis 39 and raining. "Rain ending this morning. Remaining cloudy. High 46F. SW winds shifting to NW at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of rain 80%. Higher wind gusts possible."
Slim
-
As will I for a good outcome
-
As will I for a good outcome
Ditto
-
. . . they are thinking I might have some blockage . . .
Mebbe t'were sumthin ya et?
Best get'er checked out by a good pokin' 'n' proddin' at the Doc's.
RCJ
-
Prayer out for you coosie
-
Thanks Roo, OK when I got there they told me that before I left a heart Dr would look over the results and decide if I got to go home or not. They let me go home and will have to wait now for my Dr office to call me next week. Guessing I'm not going to drop dead this weekend, they did some extra testing that wasn't in the original plan so my guess they found something but not real bad. Sit and wait some more.
Decided to just sit and take it easy and not worry, house needs work before Thanksgiving, I'm keeping normal things like dishes and laundry up, Rita of course has trouble walking like it has been for about 10 years so the niece is coming over to help, she does Thanksgiving at our house till she gets one. We will feel bad having to have the help this year, she will not mind and say so, everything will be fine and I don't have to deal with any Black Friday people so life is good.
-
The fact they let you go home is a very good sign
I don't have to deal with any Black Friday people so life is good.
yessir, Del, you do not need to go into a Mall and have some youngster spray you in the face with cologne....
yhs
prof marvel
-
Greetings all.
45 here in Billings today. I went to a local park and climbed on rocks.
Good luck with the medicos, Del.
--TK
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
My folks are here from MI with the RV 'til Wednesday. Then, they will be at my uncle's in Marshfield for a few weeks. Then, to my brother's in MN. And, then south for the Winter.
'Tis 21 and partly sunny. High of 42.
Slim
-
Alive, feeling better a bit this morning, got a good sleep last night, I think part of my problems is not being able to get regulated to normal sleep and meal times. Long story on meal times but I could not really eat till I was done with work due to some old problems and often working by myself.
-
Weekend visit to the Toy Store saw a nice JM Marlin Cowboy in .357
I have several Levers and will pass on this one but @ $800 it right in line ...The guy sold his Rugers and a Taylors Comanchero 73 a few weeks back and he had Bond .357 Derringer in there as well. I have less that 0 interest in the Bond.
He is moving to Argentina, and can only take 2 pistols & 2 rifles or Shotguns his cowboy guns are being sold off....
-
Getting ready for "At Home" Thanksgiving dinner. This one is for friends here in town. The whole 9 yards including a 20 lb turkey and, yes, green bean casserole. Turkey's on the Weber and doing well. That's my part of dinner prep. She who gets to cook on Holidays is taking care of the rest. She loves GB casserole!
Then come Tuesday we head to Oregon and start all over again on Thursday. Talk about a double dose of Turkey induced nap times.
Glad you're feeling better Del. Hope this talk of GBC doesn't cause a relapse. ;D ::)
-
Evening all.
Was 50 today in Billings. I went to work for 4 hours, then came home. I'm about to need some chocolate chip cookies.
--TK
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Had Thanksgiving with the in-laws last night. And, yes, we had green bean casserole.
Thanksgiving with my side of the family is on Thursday in Marshfield.
'Tis 22 and sunny. High of 45.
Slim
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Had Thanksgiving with the in-laws last night. And, yes, we had green bean casserole.
Thanksgiving with my side of the family is on Thursday in Marshfield.
'Tis 22 and sunny. High of 45.
Slim
Campbell soup toady. ;D
-
Just to falsely sanctify this dish as real food you want to eat, they claim it was invented by a team lead up by a lady with a first name of Dorcas. ::) Lead up a team? How many people does it take to mix green beans, mushroom soup and sprinkle over cooked onion on top? ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)
-
How many people does it take to mix green beans, mushroom soup and sprinkle over cooked onion on top?
If you go to the trouble of picking your mushrooms in the woods, soak them in badger urine for 24 hours before mashing and chopping to add to your cream base, (skimmed right out of the pail from the milch cow), snapping fresh green beans, then frying up to a crisp fresh onion shavings, - it can require several people a considerable amount of time.
Most of that spent collecting enough urine.
But bragging rights over the savory results are well worth the effort.
RCJ ;D
-
Wouldn't change it, would still suck. ::) ;D
Had the Pilgrims served it the Indians would have retaliated and wiped them out.
-
Campbell soup toady. ;D
It wasn't Campbell's. :P
Brats and baked beans for luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunch.
Slim
-
So you cheated the big soup conglomerate, they still have gotten rich off the green bean casserole, they'd of tossed Velveeta in the mix if they had owned the company. ;D But Kraft took care of that, you dip your chips in it watching the after dinner game. ::)
-
No Velveeta. Popcorn with butter.
Slim
-
No Velveeta. Popcorn with butter.
Slim
People that eat green bean casserole are closet Velveeta eaters.
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
'Tis 25 and partly cloudy. High of 44.
Slim
-
I can always stir up trouble.
-
Afternoon all.
I have thoroughly been immersed in a case of the kruds. Which makes my cooking for the upcoming holiday problematic.
I make my own stuffing out of sweet cornbread and pork sausage. And yes, it's stuffing because it goes in the bird. If it we're cooked outside it would be dressing. I also will make candied yams, and mashed potatoes. The pumpkin pie will be from canned pumpkin puree, but I'll season it myself.
And all this will be washed down with local apple cider from 100 year old trees. (And maybe a splash of Wild Turkey 101).
--TK
-
Chocolate Meatballs ..... I was offered some-----um NOPE !
Thought it was a joke appears not :-\
-
Chocolate Meatballs ..... I was offered some-----um NOPE !
Thought it was a joke appears not :-\
The Mexicans have a chocolate sauce called "molle" that they seem to put on everythiung, including baked chicken.....
yhs
prof chocolate
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
Can't sleep. :(
'Tis 33 and cloudy. "Cloudy skies with periods of light rain this afternoon. High 41F. Winds NE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60%."
Slim
-
Off all this week - day 2 has planned toy store visit ...just browsing and lunch
Prolly roll some home grown 30/06 for the Garand to M2 equivalent ... bought some IMR 4895 & 150 grain Speer FMJ
-
Up, getting my sleep regulated, not perfect but going to sleep around midnight and getting up about 6 am and catching a 1/2 hour nap in the afternoon.
Can't get in till Dec 6 to talk about diabetes, monitoring it with Rita's meter. Waiting, they are going to get appointment with cardiologist, must have found something but can't say to to legalities.
Modern pussy world where everyone its scared to do anything. Fudge them all. >:(
-
"Screw the Golden Years!"
-
Off verk for the rest of the week.
Slim
-
Toy store was a somewhat disappointment ..nothing to spark my interest
Gotta say lunch was ehhhh ! ::) Barreto @ Tijuana Flats ....was not all that good !
Worked on the Bullet stop gallery ===== almost ready , buy the guy that is to move the dirt back stop stood me up again. :(
-
Evening all.
I took my Thanksgiving break a day early. Stayed home and rested. This is one of the worst colds I've ever had, so I'm just trying to not die.
I made a batch of elderberry syrup yesterday. Had to use dried berries from Natural Grocers. I had never been in one of those establishments until yesterday. And I probably won't a second time in the future. Very weird music inside, and a well-to-do older lady gave me a very disappointed glare when I had to roll down the window in my old truck to open the door from the outside. Not that people's opinions about me are terribly troubling, I just don't care to associate with that crowd.
Also, someone backed into my truck in the parking lot with a Suburbitank. Backup cameras don't work if you don't use them. Fortunately, my old piece of steel only got a scuff on my shiny bumper.
I'm starting to sound like a grumpy old man here. ::)
--TK
-
Well that's why you fit in so well .... :D
-
Got a call from Drs office about 12:10 yesterday wanting to know if I could make a 12:45 appointment at the heart institute, left Rita to deal with the lunch stuff and made it.
Things are not good but not that bad, blood flow through heart is reduced so it's working harder, O2 is very good though. Cath next Wednesday, if it's just a minor blockage they toss in a couple stents.
Got to pick up meds this morning, was snowing and last days of sales at grocery store I wasn't going to fight that crowd to get to their pharmacy, besides I was just plain tired.
-
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
I'll be praying for you, Del.
Rain has turned to snow.
'Tis 33 and snow. "Periods of rain and snow this morning. Windy and remaining overcast this afternoon. High 38F. Winds NW at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of precip 90%. Snow accumulations less than one inch. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph."
Slim
-
"O2 is very good though" Its the clean living and hot air you expound ;D
, seems you have box full already.... but allow me to offer Best of luck
-
........
Worked on the Bullet stop gallery ===== almost ready , buy the guy that is to move the dirt back stop stood me up again. :(
Looks like the guy has blown me off ...he was just using the bobcat across the road Yesterday, but he did not show over here
Well it was a gratis deal anyway so I'm not out other than it still needs done.... :-\
-
In reading through this, I am glad you guys do not like the offal, more for me. Love Haggis too. Ate it every day I was in Scotland, all 21 days. Had black pudding too. Was diagnosed with a potato allergy about 32 years ago, so I mostly avoid them. Have definitely learned to appreciate turnips, parsnips and rutabagas, mixing in yucca as I experiment works too. To me one of the finest meals is a nice beef liver grilled over wood coals with some sauteed onions and a nice red wine (it would be Chianti in my house, but thought the mention a bit trite after Hannibal so aptly paired them).
Do agree that Velveeta is an abomination and not a big fan of GB casserole. I like my green beans to be al dente, not mushy.
-
Heading for Marshfield 'til Sunday afternoon.
Slim
-
Del-
My dad had a similar event, they did an angioplasty and he has been great for the last 30 years, and still going!
Good Luck Del, and God be with you and your family.
yhs
prof and mrs marvel
-
Prayers up for Delmonico.
Slim: Would that be Marshfield , Missouri? If so, open the window and say "hey!" as you're going by the 145 exit, if you use I-44.
Green Bean Casserole is already made for the Great Feast. Turkey just went in the oven. Last night-pies. There's THREE of them, and only 4 of us! Two Sweet Tater, one (store bought) pumpkin. Reason for Sweet tater-we grew a bunch of them in the garden last year. Reason for (store bought) punkin, Wife thought we should have some punkin, and they failed in the garden last summer. Just a few small ones made it, and NO winter squash at all. But we planted 3 hills of decorative mini gourds, and, we got hundreds of the little suckers. Sold a bunch at the farmers market, gave some away, bunch of them still sitting around being decorative.
Anyway, S.Tater pies were scratch, I made the crust, wife filling and bakes them. Del will be proud that for the first time I used Lard instead of Crisco, haven't tasted it yet, but I have to say it was the EASIEST pie crust dough to work with I've ever made.
-
Good afternoon.
Marshfield, WI with 3" of sn*w. More coming tonight and tomorrow.
Picked up some 9mm practice ammo (FMJ) and .22 LR at Fleet Farm this morn.
Slim
-
Afternoon y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
'Tis 34 and spitting. "Cloudy early followed by a mixture of light rain and snow this afternoon. Some sleet may mix in. Temps nearly steady in the low to mid 30s. Winds E at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of precip 100%."
"..WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL NOON CST SUNDAY... * WHAT...Mixed precipitation. Additional snow accumulations of 3 to 5 inches and ice accumulations of a light glaze. Winds gusting as high as 35 mph. * WHERE...Waushara, Wood and Portage Counties. * WHEN...Until noon CST Sunday. * IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road conditions. Patchy blowing snow could significantly reduce visibility. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...A light wintry mix will be seen from time to time through the early afternoon hours. Mixed precipitation will increase late this afternoon and early evening, gradually transitioning to mainly snow overnight into Sunday morning. Some brief periods of freezing drizzle is also possible. "
Slim
-
I'm back, didn't go anywhere, ain't left the house. There was a mad furniture rearranging Wednesday, with me watching BIL and Niece, Lexie is staying with us for a while and my desktop is in the dining room again and I just got it set back up, Lexie carried the stuff out for me. Anyway had to change the password to get logged in on it and then forgot it and haven't felt like changing it again so I could use the tablet. I will before Wednesday.
Just eating leftovers,taking naps and doing very little, they told me to take it very easy till I find out exactly what's up. Was talking to Pitspiter last night, good thing I didn't have a heart attack up there. Thought the problems were something different I had problems with 4 years ago. Was looking at photos from September and someone took this one, I remember thinking I had that acid reflux and sat down for a bit, I look like crap.
-
I must be having eye problems, I coulda sworn the thing said Green Beret Casserole...
wth would the special forces put in a casserole? spam?
Thought the problems were something different I had problems with 4 years ago. Was looking at photos from September and someone took this one, I remember thinking I had that acid reflux and sat down for a bit, I look like crap.
My Dear Del -
that is exactly what happened to my Dad. He was on a long vigorous walk, felt aciddy, and sat down , all grey.
He went into the sawbones and a week or so later had an Angioplasty, squished an arterial blockage aside. Been good for the last 30 years now!
yhs
prof marvel