OT - What are you doing right now?

kl8ton

alaskanassasin said:

WTH!?!? Aren't there supposed to be 13 year old kids throwing and stacking?

alaskanassasin

kl8ton said:

alaskanassasin said:

WTH!?!? Aren't there supposed to be 13 year old kids throwing and stacking?

I can’t even get them to drive tractor 

alaskanassasin

I should be planting but instead I am helping the straw guys. Whatever it takes to get this stuff out of my way.

alaskanassasin

I could be auto steer and Netflix right now, but someone did not show up for work. I’m dogging the sheet out of this baler lol

FrostyEgg

Finally got an official offer letter and accepted my new role - starting on the 24th! Definitely going to celebrate this weekend!

lousubcap

Way to see it thru and take advantage of the window of opportunity.  Congrats.

DuckDogDr

Laughing at my radiologists report . Looking for kidney stones which they found.

Incidentally patients spinal column exhibits severe degenerative joint disease at all levels. Patient should consider MRI ASAP.

I was like Yeap.. already had back surgery. Neurosurgeon told me ten years ago I had the back of a 70 year old man when I was 28

Ozzie_Isaac

DuckDogDr said:

Laughing at my radiologists report . Looking for kidney stones which they found.

Incidentally patients spinal column exhibits severe degenerative joint disease at all levels. Patient should consider MRI ASAP.

I was like Yeap.. already had back surgery. Neurosurgeon told me ten years ago I had the back of a 70 year old man when I was 28

Damn, that is harsh.  Hopefully you can at least keep it from getting worse.

WeberWho

Subliminally thanking the guy who flashed his headlights at me for the speed trap down a very quiet 2 mile road that doesn't see much traffic on the way to work. I caught myself going 46-47 in the 30 mph zone two days earlier. (Very easy to do 40 mph as you'll be following or be followed doing anything slower.) 

@Battleborn I'm curious as it probably varies from state to state but are you able to park in a residential driveway for speed traps? I believe they were backed into a private gated entrance. I'm curious how that would work in court? I don't think I've ever seen that before. I would think it would need to be on a public road/easement but only an assumption on my end. 

kl8ton

Just picked up my wallet from a Good Samaritan that found it.  They called my bank and my bank gave me their information.  

MasterC

Trimmed, slathered in better than bullion, seasoned with salt,  pepper and garlic powder 
Then placed in the bge at 300°
Now waiting patiently 

lousubcap

kl8ton said:

Just picked up my wallet from a Good Samaritan that found it.  They called my bank and my bank gave me their information.  

Good to read that as the great majority of people out there want to do the right thing.  But that doesn't put eye balls on the screen. 

MasterC

A little over an hour on the egg

FrostyEgg

Beef ribs are one of my very favorite pieces of BBQ. Following for the finish!

WeberWho

WeberWho said:

Subliminally thanking the guy who flashed his headlights at me for the speed trap down a very quiet 2 mile road that doesn't see much traffic on the way to work. I caught myself going 46-47 in the 30 mph zone two days earlier. (Very easy to do 40 mph as you'll be following or be followed doing anything slower.) 

@Battleborn I'm curious as it probably varies from state to state but are you able to park in a residential driveway for speed traps? I believe they were backed into a private gated entrance. I'm curious how that would work in court? I don't think I've ever seen that before. I would think it would need to be on a public road/easement but only an assumption on my end. 

I guess it varies from state to state. It sounds like they should ask the homeowner permission prior to them setting up but not required. If on the homeowners property the homeowner can ask them to leave and they will lawfully have to follow order. It's gets into public /private easements and such if you really break it down. I follow a YouTube channel called, Long Island Audit and the guy who runs the channel does audits on government officals. I've learned a ton about what is legal/illegal through his channel and was curious how it works with citations from a private establishment. I think I found my answer. Thanks!

MasterC

About two and a half hours it hit 164°. Wrapped in foil and lower temp about 275°

The little bit of fat left on were melting into pools 

lousubcap

Drooling, waiting for the finish-line.  Good lookin plate ribs right there. 

MasterC

Just pulled, probed like butta. Left wrapped, wrapped again with foil then towel and placed in the cooler until dinner for the finish. 

Sorry I wrapped before photo but will take a picture before cutting.

DuckDogDr

@Ozzie_Isaac

the only way to slow it is we get in the Star Trek era and I get a bionic spine 

MasterC

Finally 

lousubcap

Almost there-$$$$?

MasterC

lousubcap

Every picture tells a story (Rod Stewart) and so it is with the $$$$ shot.  No words needed.

MasterC

Thanks cap

MasterC

Sliced one up for Mrs.C and I became uncivilized, according to her, and attacked the bone.

Ozzie_Isaac

WeberWho said:

WeberWho said:

Subliminally thanking the guy who flashed his headlights at me for the speed trap down a very quiet 2 mile road that doesn't see much traffic on the way to work. I caught myself going 46-47 in the 30 mph zone two days earlier. (Very easy to do 40 mph as you'll be following or be followed doing anything slower.) 

@Battleborn I'm curious as it probably varies from state to state but are you able to park in a residential driveway for speed traps? I believe they were backed into a private gated entrance. I'm curious how that would work in court? I don't think I've ever seen that before. I would think it would need to be on a public road/easement but only an assumption on my end. 

I guess it varies from state to state. It sounds like they should ask the homeowner permission prior to them setting up but not required. If on the homeowners property the homeowner can ask them to leave and they will lawfully have to follow order. It's gets into public /private easements and such if you really break it down. I follow a YouTube channel called, Long Island Audit and the guy who runs the channel does audits on government officals. I've learned a ton about what is legal/illegal through his channel and was curious how it works with citations from a private establishment. I think I found my answer. Thanks!

I would let them park in my driveway without issue.  I also let the garbage man park on my property so he can sit somewhere quiet while he eats his lunch.  People doing good public works don't bother me at all, and I am glad they are out there doing it.

Ozzie_Isaac

DuckDogDr said:

@Ozzie_Isaac

the only way to slow it is we get in the Star Trek era and I get a bionic spine 

Oof, that is rough.  Is it genetic?

lousubcap

Brisket on a stick right there.  Congrats @MasterC as that is a true high $$$$ shot and eats right there.  Nailed the best version of brisket on a stick.

WeberWho

Ozzie_Isaac said:

WeberWho said:

WeberWho said:

Subliminally thanking the guy who flashed his headlights at me for the speed trap down a very quiet 2 mile road that doesn't see much traffic on the way to work. I caught myself going 46-47 in the 30 mph zone two days earlier. (Very easy to do 40 mph as you'll be following or be followed doing anything slower.) 

@Battleborn I'm curious as it probably varies from state to state but are you able to park in a residential driveway for speed traps? I believe they were backed into a private gated entrance. I'm curious how that would work in court? I don't think I've ever seen that before. I would think it would need to be on a public road/easement but only an assumption on my end. 

I guess it varies from state to state. It sounds like they should ask the homeowner permission prior to them setting up but not required. If on the homeowners property the homeowner can ask them to leave and they will lawfully have to follow order. It's gets into public /private easements and such if you really break it down. I follow a YouTube channel called, Long Island Audit and the guy who runs the channel does audits on government officals. I've learned a ton about what is legal/illegal through his channel and was curious how it works with citations from a private establishment. I think I found my answer. Thanks!

I would let them park in my driveway without issue.  I also let the garbage man park on my property so he can sit somewhere quiet while he eats his lunch.  People doing good public works don't bother me at all, and I am glad they are out there doing it.

I 100% agree. I received a hand written letter from our mail carrier thanking us when we upgraded to an oversize mailbox for packages. It saves him a trip to the door and the earlier he gets home to see his family. If we all would be a little more considerate to one another we'd be much better off! It's the simple little things that can make a big impact in everyday life!

Botch

I know a boneless brisket shrinks an equal amount, but seeing, right in front of you, that stark reminder of a rib bone being twice as long as the finished beef, makes me a bit sad.