OT - What are you doing right now?

kl8ton

nolaegghead said:

Stopped by my office for the first time in maybe 7 months to eat some crawfish.

Go Blue!

Botch

The band "Rage Against The Machine" never stated what "machine" they were raging against, but I'm guessing it was a smartphone.  

lousubcap

@nolaegghead - Da-m.  Better to be lucky than good every time.  And no rain!
However, I am sure your boil would win the taste test. BTW- I had one he!! of a great time last weekend.   
Stay healthy and safe out there-

WeberWho

Botch said:

The band "Rage Against The Machine" never stated what "machine" they were raging against, but I'm guessing it was a smartphone.  

Capitalism

nolaegghead

WeberWho said:

Botch said:

The band "Rage Against The Machine" never stated what "machine" they were raging against, but I'm guessing it was a smartphone.  

Capitalism

The establishment.  And their POS 1979 Chevrolet Van that broke down constantly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7i-TV45lQE&t=16s

kl8ton

I've quadrupled the miles on Ford explorer loaner while my 2005 excursion is in for oil change and check engine light.  They can keep it as long as they need.  

WeberWho

nolaegghead said:

WeberWho said:

Botch said:

The band "Rage Against The Machine" never stated what "machine" they were raging against, but I'm guessing it was a smartphone.  

Capitalism

The establishment.  And their POS 1979 Chevrolet Van that broke down constantly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7i-TV45lQE&t=16s

Awesome Rage cover song if we are staying on topic...

https://youtu.be/0JrlKcoD1Qw

Botch

WeberWho said:

Botch said:

The band "Rage Against The Machine" never stated what "machine" they were raging against, but I'm guessing it was a smartphone.  

Capitalism

 

Gulfcoastguy

Took the new ride to Slidell. Gave an old fellow a ride to a larger firearms supply house. Empty shelves again on ammo and reloading equipment.

JohnInCarolina

Gulfcoastguy said:

Took the new ride to Slidell. Gave an old fellow a ride to a larger firearms supply house. Empty shelves again on ammo and reloading equipment.

Nothing moves ammo like irrational fear.

JohnInCarolina

Ribs are in the bath for a long swim:

lkapigian

3.8 KG Beef Plate Bacon Hickory Smoked ..SV 140 for 48 hours then Beef Bacon Burnt Ends

Eoin

Botch said:

The band "Rage Against The Machine" never stated what "machine" they were raging against, but I'm guessing it was a smartphone.  

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pD2xBXm4y70

nolaegghead

WeberWho said:\Awesome Rage cover song if we are staying on topic...

https://youtu.be/0JrlKcoD1Qw

That's a great rendition.  I loved that song ever since it played at the end of The Matrix

CPFC1905

The PL rumbles on and only time will tell what impact the catastrophic face-losing ‘Super-League’ episode will have.  It must have looked great on paper but it reminds me of that place called ‘Theory’ where everything always works. 

Truncated fixture list this week due to more cup related antics.

Friday;

Arsenal v Everton, with both strikers absent the hotchpotch Gunners blunder in to this game with even less certainty.  The Toffees need to win this to keep alive any hope of a decent season after their promising start waned.  0-2.

Saturday;

Liverpool v Newcastle, no-nonsense back to basics home win. 3-0

West Ham v Chelsea, game of the week with both teams going well for sustained periods now. The visitor’s away form is better than the host’s home form, but goals and points shared. 2-2

Sheff Utd v Brighton, finally will the Seagulls fabled ‘attractive football’ pay off with a pyrrhic big win over the doomed Blades?  More like punching a bloke that your big mate has already knocked out.  0-2.

Sunday;

Wolves v Burnley, few goals little interest 1-0

Leeds v Man Utd, at least next season his will be the big game that history begs this to be. Goals ahoy. 2-4.

Aston Villa v West Brom, Baggies are clinging to faded dreams now and the hosts should have enough to secure the three points without concern. 2-1

Monday;

Leicester v Palace, they used to be our bunnies but not any more.  The CL chasing Foxes will have talent to spare as they ease past the doldrum mired Eagles. 3-0

Stoke make the short trip to Nottingham Forest for a game that should really be happening on Zoom. The only output will be the carbon emissions, 1-1.  

If that’s not enough fun for you the county cricket season is now in full swing and there’s lots to discuss.  Perhaps it needs it’s own thread? 

ColbyLang

RIP Shock G, Digital Underground frontman....57 years old 

Foghorn

CPFC1905 said:

The PL rumbles on and only time will tell what impact the catastrophic face-losing ‘Super-League’ episode will have.  It must have looked great on paper but it reminds me of that place called ‘Theory’ where everything always works. 

Truncated fixture list this week due to more cup related antics.

Friday;

Arsenal v Everton, with both strikers absent the hotchpotch Gunners blunder in to this game with even less certainty.  The Toffees need to win this to keep alive any hope of a decent season after their promising start waned.  0-2.

Saturday;

Liverpool v Newcastle, no-nonsense back to basics home win. 3-0

West Ham v Chelsea, game of the week with both teams going well for sustained periods now. The visitor’s away form is better than the host’s home form, but goals and points shared. 2-2

Sheff Utd v Brighton, finally will the Seagulls fabled ‘attractive football’ pay off with a pyrrhic big win over the doomed Blades?  More like punching a bloke that your big mate has already knocked out.  0-2.

Sunday;

Wolves v Burnley, few goals little interest 1-0

Leeds v Man Utd, at least next season his will be the big game that history begs this to be. Goals ahoy. 2-4.

Aston Villa v West Brom, Baggies are clinging to faded dreams now and the hosts should have enough to secure the three points without concern. 2-1

Monday;

Leicester v Palace, they used to be our bunnies but not any more.  The CL chasing Foxes will have talent to spare as they ease past the doldrum mired Eagles. 3-0

Stoke make the short trip to Nottingham Forest for a game that should really be happening on Zoom. The only output will be the carbon emissions, 1-1.  

If that’s not enough fun for you the county cricket season is now in full swing and there’s lots to discuss.  Perhaps it needs it’s own thread? 

I'll suggest that the Gunners will look better than the Toffees but they will lose their concentration at some point and the game will end as a 1-1 draw.

And Chelsea will see off West Ham 2-1.

Recent form for both of us suggests that your predictions are much more likely to be accurate @CPFC1905.

SamIAm2

Botch said:

The band "Rage Against The Machine" never stated what "machine" they were raging against, but I'm guessing it was a smartphone.  

And here was me thinking it was this group - youtube talk talk music machine

TTC

At war with the bird building a nest in my Roccbox

Foghorn

Foghorn said:

CPFC1905 said:

The PL rumbles on and only time will tell what impact the catastrophic face-losing ‘Super-League’ episode will have.  It must have looked great on paper but it reminds me of that place called ‘Theory’ where everything always works. 

Truncated fixture list this week due to more cup related antics.

Friday;

Arsenal v Everton, with both strikers absent the hotchpotch Gunners blunder in to this game with even less certainty.  The Toffees need to win this to keep alive any hope of a decent season after their promising start waned.  0-2.

Saturday;

Liverpool v Newcastle, no-nonsense back to basics home win. 3-0

West Ham v Chelsea, game of the week with both teams going well for sustained periods now. The visitor’s away form is better than the host’s home form, but goals and points shared. 2-2

Sheff Utd v Brighton, finally will the Seagulls fabled ‘attractive football’ pay off with a pyrrhic big win over the doomed Blades?  More like punching a bloke that your big mate has already knocked out.  0-2.

Sunday;

Wolves v Burnley, few goals little interest 1-0

Leeds v Man Utd, at least next season his will be the big game that history begs this to be. Goals ahoy. 2-4.

Aston Villa v West Brom, Baggies are clinging to faded dreams now and the hosts should have enough to secure the three points without concern. 2-1

Monday;

Leicester v Palace, they used to be our bunnies but not any more.  The CL chasing Foxes will have talent to spare as they ease past the doldrum mired Eagles. 3-0

Stoke make the short trip to Nottingham Forest for a game that should really be happening on Zoom. The only output will be the carbon emissions, 1-1.  

If that’s not enough fun for you the county cricket season is now in full swing and there’s lots to discuss.  Perhaps it needs it’s own thread? 

I'll suggest that the Gunners will look better than the Toffees but they will lose their concentration at some point and the game will end as a 1-1 draw.

And Chelsea will see off West Ham 2-1.

Recent form for both of us suggests that your predictions are much more likely to be accurate @CPFC1905.

I need to start betting against my own judgements as it would nearly guarantee me some money.  Well done Everton.

Foghorn

TTC said:

At war with the bird building a nest in my Roccbox

About 350 for an hour ought to settle that war - and provide a tasty dinner.

TTC

Thankfully found it before there were eggs in it. Whew 

TEXASBGE2018

Foghorn said:

TTC said:

At war with the bird building a nest in my Roccbox

About 350 for an hour ought to settle that war - and provide a tasty dinner.

Dang beat me to it

Canugghead

TTC said:

Thankfully found it before there were eggs in it. Whew 

Eggs make great pie toppings 

Botch

"Bird's-Nest Pizza"; it could be a thing.  

Gulfcoastguy

TTC said:

At war with the bird building a nest in my Roccbox

Kindling and an appetizer. 

CPFC1905

Foghorn said:

I need to start betting against my own judgements as it would nearly guarantee me some money.  Well done Everton.

Like fans who pay for a ticket and then place a bet on the opposition to take the edge off the pain of defeat. 😁

TTC

Starting the long process of cleaning out an old maintenance shop that is part of some industrial property I own. Side tracked to clean up and paint a great work table that was underneath a mound of rubble

Eoin

TTC said:

Starting the long process of cleaning out an old maintenance shop that is part of some industrial property I own. Side tracked to clean up and paint a great work table that was underneath a mound of rubble

Nice find!

TTC