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alaskanassasin said:That is why I hate borrowing sheet @Canugghead. How many times have I borrowed something and spent more time working on it than I used it?!___________
When does an old joke become a "Dad" joke? When it's apparent.
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Botch said:alaskanassasin said:That is why I hate borrowing sheet @Canugghead. How many times have I borrowed something and spent more time working on it than I used it?!
clear I don’t want to have to come looking
for it.I have a dump trailer, I loaned it to
one buddy who saw my spare tire shredded from a blow out leaning against the barn. Unbeknownst to me he took it, sandblasted the rim, painted it and put a brand new tire on it and brought it back with the trailer.
I have another buddy (I try to charge the battery, top it off, if I know someone needs it) I told him I’m too busy to charge the battery so he’s on his own. Assuming he’d charge it up for me he said he went to the dump with his jumper pack in case it died but it didn’t so he was happy.
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I have another buddy who borrows it and sweats bullets because it has a license plate that says NC Multi Year. I’ve lived in Ohio for ten years and never re tagged it lol.South of Columbus, Ohio.
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alaskanassasin said:Botch said:alaskanassasin said:That is why I hate borrowing sheet @Canugghead. How many times have I borrowed something and spent more time working on it than I used it?!
clear I don’t want to have to come looking
for it.I have a dump trailer, I loaned it to
one buddy who saw my spare tire shredded from a blow out leaning against the barn. Unbeknownst to me he took it, sandblasted the rim, painted it and put a brand new tire on it and brought it back with the trailer.
I have another buddy (I try to charge the battery, top it off, if I know someone needs it) I told him I’m too busy to charge the battery so he’s on his own. Assuming he’d charge it up for me he said he went to the dump with his jumper pack in case it died but it didn’t so he was happy.
___________When does an old joke become a "Dad" joke? When it's apparent.
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WeberWho said:Stillwater, MN
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@alaskanassasin @Botch
I seldom borrow tools, this is a unique situation. Asked my son to lend me his Diamabrush and he dropped it off with it still attached to his F-I-L's grinder. The thing died merely couple of minutes after I turned it on. Transferred the Diamabrush to my own grinder and finished the job hours later, should have switched grinder at the get-go, lesson learned.
Speaking of lending tools, three incidents came to mind,
1) Neighbour's son borrowed my drill...he lost the chuck key and the drill never felt the same, died shortly after.
2) Neighbour's dad borrowed my clamps to do brake works, one of the clamps was returned cracked and he said nothing about it.
3) This one is positive... coworker borrowed my old rusty manual post hole digger; came back sanded and painted!
I now 'reserve' my old retired tools for borrowers, if someone asks about a nice/new tool I'm using I tell him it's not mine.canuckland -
StillH2OEgger said:WeberWho said:
The Teddy Bear playground and Nacho Mamas. We weren't planning on eating at Nacho Mamas but with timing and how the day turned out it made the most sense to stick around Stillwater and find a place to eat. We went to Nacho Mamas on a whim. The place did not disappoint. I thought the food was great and and portions were ridiculously big. (Not that I'm complaining!) We of course had to stop by Nelson's on the way out of town. It's been a minute since the last time I've been in there. I can't believe how busy it was downtown. It must have took me 10 minutes to find a place to park. I must have always been in town during the work week or a Sunday. People everywhere! That was neat to see!
I also noticed you donated your license plate on the wall at Nelson's.
"The pig is an amazing animal. You feed a pig an apple and it makes bacon. Let's see Michael Phelps do that" - Jim Gaffigan
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I picked up a Solo Stove last fall and used it tonight for the first time. I can see why people like them. Pretty slick. I'll need to look into a DIY heat deflectors. I can see how those heat deflectors could come in handy once the flame drops down into the pit.
"The pig is an amazing animal. You feed a pig an apple and it makes bacon. Let's see Michael Phelps do that" - Jim Gaffigan
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Sounds like a great day, @WeberWho. Teddy Bear Park is a great spot, and yes, parking can be a challenge. When the new bridge opened 7-8 years ago it really opened things up downtown and it's a lot more consistently busy than it used to be.Stillwater, MN
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Canugghead said:@alaskanassasin @Botch
I seldom borrow tools, this is a unique situation. Asked my son to lend me his Diamabrush and he dropped it off with it still attached to his F-I-L's grinder. The thing died merely couple of minutes after I turned it on. Transferred the Diamabrush to my own grinder and finished the job hours later, should have switched grinder at the get-go, lesson learned.
Speaking of lending tools, three incidents came to mind,
1) Neighbour's son borrowed my drill...he lost the chuck key and the drill never felt the same, died shortly after.
2) Neighbour's dad borrowed my clamps to do brake works, one of the clamps was returned cracked and he said nothing about it.
3) This one is positive... coworker borrowed my old rusty manual post hole digger; came back sanded and painted!
I now 'reserve' my old retired tools for borrowers, if someone asks about a nice/new tool I'm using I tell him it's not mine.
My parents called the garbage company and scoured the dump for days. Never did find them. I assume the garbage man saw them and kept them. My dad replaced them with top of the line tools, but cannot replace sentiment. It changed that friendship noticeably.
To this day, I never borrow tools.Maybe your purpose in life is only to serve as an example for others? - LPL
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Getting the brisket on. I ordered a 6kg packet, it looks like I was delivered a monster 6.3kg point. Not the end of the world but I doubt this will be ready tonight. Cooking at 225F over alder. @lousubcap should I cover the exposed meat to stop it drying out? Or spritz?-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Brisket at 192.6° and rolling. I’ll let it go another 10° before I start probing it. Smells so good at 4 am lol
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ColbyLang said:Brisket at 192.6° and rolling. I’ll let it go another 10° before I start probing it. Smells so good at 4 am lol
Looking forward to seeing the finish.Maybe your purpose in life is only to serve as an example for others? - LPL
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Ozzie_Isaac said:ColbyLang said:Brisket at 192.6° and rolling. I’ll let it go another 10° before I start probing it. Smells so good at 4 am lol
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DoubleEgger said:Ozzie_Isaac said:ColbyLang said:Brisket at 192.6° and rolling. I’ll let it go another 10° before I start probing it. Smells so good at 4 am lol
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Ozzie_Isaac said:Canugghead said:@alaskanassasin @Botch
I seldom borrow tools, this is a unique situation. Asked my son to lend me his Diamabrush and he dropped it off with it still attached to his F-I-L's grinder. The thing died merely couple of minutes after I turned it on. Transferred the Diamabrush to my own grinder and finished the job hours later, should have switched grinder at the get-go, lesson learned.
Speaking of lending tools, three incidents came to mind,
1) Neighbour's son borrowed my drill...he lost the chuck key and the drill never felt the same, died shortly after.
2) Neighbour's dad borrowed my clamps to do brake works, one of the clamps was returned cracked and he said nothing about it.
3) This one is positive... coworker borrowed my old rusty manual post hole digger; came back sanded and painted!
I now 'reserve' my old retired tools for borrowers, if someone asks about a nice/new tool I'm using I tell him it's not mine.
My parents called the garbage company and scoured the dump for days. Never did find them. I assume the garbage man saw them and kept them. My dad replaced them with top of the line tools, but cannot replace sentiment. It changed that friendship noticeably.
To this day, I never borrow tools.
Speaking of garbage man he wouldn't stand a chance of finding large items of any value nowadays, not with scavengers driving around the neighborhoods the night before collection day.canuckland -
Too late to the brisket party but I start with the foil trick on the thin end of the flat for a few hours. Spritz later in the cook and all based on the status of the bark and brisket temperature.Louisville; Rolling smoke in the neighbourhood. # 38 for the win. Life is too short for light/lite beer! Seems I'm livin in a transitional period.
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lousubcap said:Too late to the brisket party but I start with the foil trick on the thin end of the flat for a few hours. Spritz later in the cook and all based on the status of the bark and brisket temperature.-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Canugghead said:Ozzie_Isaac said:Canugghead said:@alaskanassasin @Botch
I seldom borrow tools, this is a unique situation. Asked my son to lend me his Diamabrush and he dropped it off with it still attached to his F-I-L's grinder. The thing died merely couple of minutes after I turned it on. Transferred the Diamabrush to my own grinder and finished the job hours later, should have switched grinder at the get-go, lesson learned.
Speaking of lending tools, three incidents came to mind,
1) Neighbour's son borrowed my drill...he lost the chuck key and the drill never felt the same, died shortly after.
2) Neighbour's dad borrowed my clamps to do brake works, one of the clamps was returned cracked and he said nothing about it.
3) This one is positive... coworker borrowed my old rusty manual post hole digger; came back sanded and painted!
I now 'reserve' my old retired tools for borrowers, if someone asks about a nice/new tool I'm using I tell him it's not mine.
My parents called the garbage company and scoured the dump for days. Never did find them. I assume the garbage man saw them and kept them. My dad replaced them with top of the line tools, but cannot replace sentiment. It changed that friendship noticeably.
To this day, I never borrow tools.
Speaking of garbage man he wouldn't stand a chance of finding large items of any value nowadays, not with scavengers driving around the neighborhoods the night before collection day.Las Vegas, NV -
Stormbringer said:lousubcap said:Too late to the brisket party but I start with the foil trick on the thin end of the flat for a few hours. Spritz later in the cook and all based on the status of the bark and brisket temperature."I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
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Brisket off since early. Belly about to get sauced and covered for an hour or so. Sides prepped, TV on, beer in hand
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Battleborn said:Canugghead said:Ozzie_Isaac said:Canugghead said:@alaskanassasin @Botch
I seldom borrow tools, this is a unique situation. Asked my son to lend me his Diamabrush and he dropped it off with it still attached to his F-I-L's grinder. The thing died merely couple of minutes after I turned it on. Transferred the Diamabrush to my own grinder and finished the job hours later, should have switched grinder at the get-go, lesson learned.
Speaking of lending tools, three incidents came to mind,
1) Neighbour's son borrowed my drill...he lost the chuck key and the drill never felt the same, died shortly after.
2) Neighbour's dad borrowed my clamps to do brake works, one of the clamps was returned cracked and he said nothing about it.
3) This one is positive... coworker borrowed my old rusty manual post hole digger; came back sanded and painted!
I now 'reserve' my old retired tools for borrowers, if someone asks about a nice/new tool I'm using I tell him it's not mine.
My parents called the garbage company and scoured the dump for days. Never did find them. I assume the garbage man saw them and kept them. My dad replaced them with top of the line tools, but cannot replace sentiment. It changed that friendship noticeably.
To this day, I never borrow tools.
Speaking of garbage man he wouldn't stand a chance of finding large items of any value nowadays, not with scavengers driving around the neighborhoods the night before collection day. -
Is Tom Brady going to be the next Greg Olsen or is he going to be the next Collinsworth?
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DoubleEgger said:Is Tom Brady going to be the next Greg Olsen or is he going to be the next Collinsworth?
Let's hope he's anyone but Collinsworth"The pig is an amazing animal. You feed a pig an apple and it makes bacon. Let's see Michael Phelps do that" - Jim Gaffigan
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Making pie filling. Bought some strawberries on sale, but they were a bit sour. So, turning sour strawberries into handpies.
Maybe your purpose in life is only to serve as an example for others? - LPL
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JohnInCarolina said:Stormbringer said:lousubcap said:Too late to the brisket party but I start with the foil trick on the thin end of the flat for a few hours. Spritz later in the cook and all based on the status of the bark and brisket temperature.
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