saveliberty
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I just want to know how some folks can get 2,000,000 Christmas lights to work outdoors in demand. My 600 just bit it.
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I just want to know how some folks can get 2,000,000 Christmas lights to work outdoors in demand. My 600 just bit it.
Just popping in to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and best wishes for a Happy New Year.
10 years??? Piker! This July 9th will be 42 years since I shaved off the beard.Morning. Decided yesterday to give my chin and upper lip a rest, shaved of the mustache and goatee, been on there for 10 years, gotta give the skin a chance to "breathe" from time to time.
But dayamn does it look strange.......![]()
OK dilemma at Doc's.
Last night was poker night. 20 people in the first tournament. Once the 2 tables have combined, some of those out of the tournament get involved in what we call "quick 20" with unlimited buy backs.
We have one player that plays fast and loose. Last night, no one was letting him get off on bluffs and he lost over $100. He eventually left the table in disgust and sat with his wife at the bar. They got into an argument and he slapped her HARD at MY bar.
My bartender came over and told me and I went to him and told him "good night"
He replied, "We'll be leaving soon".
I repeated "Good night", stepped back, leaving him room to stand. He ignored me and continued a conversation with another customer. I told my bartender to take their drinks off the bar.
He got the idea that I was serious, maybe while staring at the bulge near my waist band and they left.
Dilemma:
I love the man's wife and his money. I'm leaning towards permanently banning him, but that will accomplish nothing for the wife. Another idea is to bar him for a month with the stipulation that if it ever happens again, the law will be there to remove him along with all the trouble that would cause.
You're more refined than I. His indicator that things were not right would have been trying to find his teeth. The level of respect generated usually returns the friendship to where it belongs.
When ya plop down almost $900 for a musket kit yeah, there's a fear of really screwing it up and having an ugly $900 club. As it is no diagram (plan) came with the kit but I did get a book on building flintlocks and I found a video series where a guy builds a similar kit. Combine that with the help I'm already getting on the muzzelloading forum I'm on my initial shock is wearing off and my confidence is returning. Most of the tools I'll need I already have but there are a few items I'll have to purchase, they won't cost much.Okay my Christmas present I bought for myself (the Tulle flintlock) arrived today, much earlier than expected. Well pretty disappointed, looks like there's a lot more work involved than I was lead to believe, work that I'm not sure I can do without screwing it up. Basically lots of inletting and drilling as well as a little more than the expected metal filing and "furniture" finishing. It may go back........
So there's a limit how much challenge you want?
Around here, I boil the grounds in the water, when it's done, a teaspoon of cold water settles the grounds and makes a fine pot of coffee.Thought it was pretty funny.Wtf?My coffee pot broke and I'm pissed.![]()
Seriously you could just do it the "old fashioned" way. Boil a pot of water, take the pot off the burner and throw the coffee grounds in the water, let it steep for 3 minutes, stir and steep for another 3 minutes. Slowly pour the coffee through a filter into a cup or other container to filter out the grounds. If you have a drip maker put the filter in it with the carafe underneath as usual and manually pour the coffee through the filter. Ya have to be slow so as to let the coffee drain into the carafe.
Back atcha, BBD! Hey, how goes the RV adventuring? Anything new? Any trips planned?Just popping in to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and best wishes for a Happy New Year.
CD players are being phased out of vehicles starting in 2015...
CD players are being phased out of vehicles starting in 2015...
My coffee pot broke and I'm pissed.
CD players are being phased out of vehicles starting in 2015...
Any reason why? I love playing CD's in the car.
My coffee pot broke and I'm pissed.
You don't have backup? Ya GOTTA have backup.
I broke my French press a few weeks ago. Had to go to the backup French press. I have a regular grinder, a backup regular grinder, a burr grinder, an hand-crank grinder if the power fails (actually two), an automatic drip machine, and an espresso pot.
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You'd think with all the money I have I'd think of this stuff. Time for an upgrade. Any suggestions anybody?My coffee pot broke and I'm pissed.
You don't have backup? Ya GOTTA have backup.
I broke my French press a few weeks ago. Had to go to the backup French press. I have a regular grinder, a backup regular grinder, a burr grinder, an hand-crank grinder if the power fails (actually two), an automatic drip machine, and an espresso pot.
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I have 7 espresso percolators from 3 oz up to 32 oz, 2 electric espresso machines that I rarely use, one enameled regular coffee percolator 2 French presses, one 32 cup electric percolator, one Mr Coffee drip machine and 2 Keurigs.My coffee pot broke and I'm pissed.
You don't have backup? Ya GOTTA have backup.
I broke my French press a few weeks ago. Had to go to the backup French press. I have a regular grinder, a backup regular grinder, a burr grinder, an hand-crank grinder if the power fails (actually two), an automatic drip machine, and an espresso pot.
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Morning all! Fox, that picture is so pretty I'm stealing it for my buffet table tonight....simple but elegant. It's the feast of the seven fishes night (yuk, lol)Good night darlinks. I love you guys.
And we're still keeping vigil for
Harper (Save's granddaughter),
Sunshine,
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
TK, and TK's grandma,
Spoonie, Ringel, 007, Sheila and Hombre's sore backs,
Sherry’s Mom,
Pix,
Becki and Becki’s hubby,
Noomi’s Auntie Marj and Nana,
Complete healing for Mrs. Ringel and the Ringels in difficult transition,
Ollie and Mrs. O for a complete recovery,
Mr. H and his friend,
GW's daughter's friend Sachenda,
Ernie's friend and colleague, Max,
Boedicca's mom for healing and relief from pain,
Alan1 for good treatment results,
All of us and those we care about who are looking for work,
Safe travels for those traveling,
All who are dealing with colds and flu,
And all others we love and hold in concern.
And the light is on awaiting the return of Oddball, Sunshine, Jughead, Sheila, and Becki and all the others who have been MIA lately. We hope everyone is okay.
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P.S. Sometimes in the editing of the vigil list or when I have switched computers, somebody gets dropped that is supposed to be on it. This will always be inadvertent and if ya'll would call it to my attention, it would be much appreciated.
When ya plop down almost $900 for a musket kit yeah, there's a fear of really screwing it up and having an ugly $900 club. As it is no diagram (plan) came with the kit but I did get a book on building flintlocks and I found a video series where a guy builds a similar kit. Combine that with the help I'm already getting on the muzzelloading forum I'm on my initial shock is wearing off and my confidence is returning. Most of the tools I'll need I already have but there are a few items I'll have to purchase, they won't cost much.Okay my Christmas present I bought for myself (the Tulle flintlock) arrived today, much earlier than expected. Well pretty disappointed, looks like there's a lot more work involved than I was lead to believe, work that I'm not sure I can do without screwing it up. Basically lots of inletting and drilling as well as a little more than the expected metal filing and "furniture" finishing. It may go back........
So there's a limit how much challenge you want?
Ya have to realize the only other kit I ever did was a 1861 Colt revolver and it was easy, required much, much less wok than this one will, it was almost "plug and play" this one I'll have to cut in mortises, work the inletting so the hardware fits properly, drill for bolts and pins and drill the touch hole (the hole in the barrel at the flash pan).
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