OT - What are you doing right now?

SamIAm2

Gulfcoastguy said:

Watching it rain enough to drown the mighty worms of Dune(the original, not the sucky remake)

No need for a Stillsuit where you are!!

SamIAm2

Small (2.5lb) Pepper Stout Beef.

Acn

DoubleEgger

A shorty, cream cheese mashed potatoes and some southern butter beans. 



Had some neighbors watching me cook this evening. 

thetrim

This was my view when drinking beer in the shed w rain, thunder, and lighting all around. 

Ozzie_Isaac

thetrim said:

This was my view when drinking beer in the shed w rain, thunder, and lighting all around. 

 Drinking in solitude is great way to spend an afternoon.

WeberWho

MJG said:

DMB here as well. 10 years since LeRoi passed. Greatest sax man of the modern day IMHO. Jeff Coffin has skill but no where the soul this man had in his craft. 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LeRoi_Moore

That was a tough and tragic loss. I can't believe its been 10 years already. You can add Tim, Ross, and Coffin but you won't get the magic that DMB once created. Boyd hasn't contributed much since LeRoi passed. Now he's long gone. I hated the new album what just came out. I had to remind myself that this isn't the same band from 10-15 years ago. With that said I've really come to enjoy and appreciate the new album. I've listened to the album a few dozen times now. Good stuff.

Ozzie_Isaac

Just watched 11 Javelina walk through my front yard ...

jeffwit

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Just watched 11 Javelina walk through my front yard ...

So the in-laws left? 11 in-laws is a lot at one time. 

MJG

WeberWho said:

That was a tough and tragic loss. I can't believe its been 10 years already. You can add Tim, Ross, and Coffin but you won't get the magic that DMB once created. Boyd hasn't contributed much since LeRoi passed. Now he's long gone. I hated the new album what just came out. I had to remind myself that this isn't the same band from 10-15 years ago. With that said I've really come to enjoy and appreciate the new album. I've listened to the album a few dozen times now. Good stuff.

I can’t stand Tim. Great technical guitarist but he detracts from the vibe IMHO. It took me a while, but I really love the new album. Was just listening to DMB Live Trax 30, Nantucket, MA from 1993. Pure. 

nolaegghead

chops.  on griddle.  new plates.

nolaegghead

nolaegghead

removed old ac.  some water damage to repair.  my helper didn't care.

DMW

nolaegghead said:

Wanna fight? Bring it.

nolaegghead

Scored in a HF clearance.   all this stuff was under $240.  I was looking to buy two 5hp compressor pumps, I have all the controls and motors.  just need a tank and will have about 30 cfm @ 90 psi.  for shop in gretna

DMW

Pressure washed the PR-72T this afternoon, It was grungy, sure needed it. After washing, my boys (14 and 8) helped towel dry it. And then we moved it to the garage and set up a fan.


Heading out tomorrow morning at o'dark thirty for work, get back Thursday night. Friday afternoon I'm towing it to my buddy's church to grill burgers for their "Guy's Night Out".  

Sea2Ski

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Just watched 11 Javelina walk through my front yard ...

Never herd of them.  Look like a type of boar or wild pig or warthog. Can/do you eat them?  

Ozzie_Isaac

Sea2Ski said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Just watched 11 Javelina walk through my front yard ...

Never herd of them.  Look like a type of boar or wild pig or warthog. Can/do you eat them?  

 They are peccarys, native to the Americas (old world pigs).  They are not related to wild boars or pigs which came from Europe (new world pigs).

They can be eaten, and I have. They key is when skinning to avoid their musk glands.

northGAcock

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Sea2Ski said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Just watched 11 Javelina walk through my front yard ...

Never herd of them.  Look like a type of boar or wild pig or warthog. Can/do you eat them?  

 They are peccarys, native to the Americas (old world pigs).  They are not related to wild boars or pigs which came from Europe (new world pigs).

They can be eaten, and I have. They key is when skinning to avoid their musk glands.

You win.....My wildlife photo.

JRWhitee

northGAcock said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Sea2Ski said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Just watched 11 Javelina walk through my front yard ...

Never herd of them.  Look like a type of boar or wild pig or warthog. Can/do you eat them?  

 They are peccarys, native to the Americas (old world pigs).  They are not related to wild boars or pigs which came from Europe (new world pigs).

They can be eaten, and I have. They key is when skinning to avoid their musk glands.

You win.....My wildlife photo.

Don't you have wild dogs?

JohnInCarolina

Checking out the place my hosts in Israel are putting me up for a couple of nights:

http://www.villacarmel.co.il/en/

It looks very nice, but I'm not sure what to make of this "European scent"...  

JohnInCarolina

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Sea2Ski said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Just watched 11 Javelina walk through my front yard ...

Never herd of them.  Look like a type of boar or wild pig or warthog. Can/do you eat them?  

 They are peccarys, native to the Americas (old world pigs).  They are not related to wild boars or pigs which came from Europe (new world pigs).

They can be eaten, and I have. They key is when skinning to avoid their musk glands.

It sounds like maybe you've learned that lesson the hard way.  And I don't think I want to hear anything more about that, really.  

DoubleEgger

JRWhitee said:

Don't you have wild dogs?

Thug Life Baby! 

fishlessman

JohnInCarolina said:

Checking out the place my hosts in Israel are putting me up for a couple of nights:

http://www.villacarmel.co.il/en/

It looks very nice, but I'm not sure what to make of this "European scent"...  

nice way to say its not  a nonsmoking suite

northGAcock

JRWhitee said:

northGAcock said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Sea2Ski said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Just watched 11 Javelina walk through my front yard ...

Never herd of them.  Look like a type of boar or wild pig or warthog. Can/do you eat them?  

 They are peccarys, native to the Americas (old world pigs).  They are not related to wild boars or pigs which came from Europe (new world pigs).

They can be eaten, and I have. They key is when skinning to avoid their musk glands.

You win.....My wildlife photo.

Don't you have wild dogs?

They would have to make there way outside in the hot humid weather. Apparently they have it made these days living a life of leisure.

northGAcock

DoubleEgger said:

JRWhitee said:

Don't you have wild dogs?

Thug Life Baby! 

That’s about right.

Legume

JohnInCarolina said:

Checking out the place my hosts in Israel are putting me up for a couple of nights:

http://www.villacarmel.co.il/en/

It looks very nice, but I'm not sure what to make of this "European scent"...  

maybe they meant style?  or taste? even if they meant scent, it would be hard to know who they're trying to appeal to - people coming from somewhere that really smells bad?

I noticed the hotel manager's name is Shitrit, so, you've got that going for you.

Battleborn

Day off...cooking for the week...cleaning up after the little humans

JohnInCarolina

Legume said:

JohnInCarolina said:

Checking out the place my hosts in Israel are putting me up for a couple of nights:

http://www.villacarmel.co.il/en/

It looks very nice, but I'm not sure what to make of this "European scent"...  

maybe they meant style?  or taste? even if they meant scent, it would be hard to know who they're trying to appeal to - people coming from somewhere that really smells bad?

I noticed the hotel manager's name is Shitrit, so, you've got that going for you.

I was joking - I’m sure it’s meant to be style - it’s probably just a translation error.  Although Shitrit is perhaps a cause for concern.  Not as much as that Thai manager I had once whose name was Phokew.

Legume

wondering if the guys in the banner photo are toasting with 'shine