OT - What are you doing right now?

YEMTrey

Thanks man!

Sea2Ski

DoubleEgger said:

I sure as hell would. It risk it either...

bgebrent

The most important meal of the day. Shrimp creole omelette. 

YEMTrey

Looks good @bgebrent !  Enjoy!

But better you than me.  If I ate that for breakfast it would be an assplosion waiting to happen!

YukonRon

bgebrent said:

The most important meal of the day. Shrimp creole omelette. 

Beats airport food . The worst of NOLA food houses are better than most others anywhere.
Hope you are having fun.
#nopity4umyman.

theyolksonyou

Rosemary, olive oil Asiago. 

Focker

Drooling over hand-hammered Ruffoni cookware in the Chefs Catalog.
https://youtu.be/tA2B0x4jZHM

MrA46221

30 degrees don’t slow me down. 

DoubleEgger

Looking good brother @theyolksonyou

JethroVA

fishing the florida keys. boating snapper and grouper. 
big sharks, really big sharks, kept stealing the fish as we reeled them in. will post photos tomorrow.

DoubleEgger

JethroVA said:

fishing the florida keys. boating snapper and grouper. 
big sharks, really big sharks, kept stealing the fish as we reeled them in. will post photos tomorrow.

SciAggie

@theyolksonyou Nice bread. 

nolaegghead

My buddy called me today....wants to go after tripletail on Sunday.  One of the best eating fish there is.

johnnyp

Tried to cook some Jamiacain brown stew chicken tonight.

You win some, you lose some.

At least the screwdrivers are tasty tonight. 

DoubleEgger

nolaegghead said:

My buddy called me today....wants to go after tripletail on Sunday.  One of the best eating fish there is.

Put the charger on now...

Eggcelsior

Just gassed up the whip. About to crash after being up since 0200 on 2.75 hours of sleep.

DMW

Just got home from:

They did an amazing job



This one in particular, I couldn't be prouder

lousubcap

Just finished a painful call with an Apple senior (?) tech who got my issue once one of his staff got to the end of his script.  For some not simply solvable reason, my email decided to quit sending (at some point today) but still receives incoming.  No settings changed etc. Did all the simple stuff including delete and reload the account, no joy.  Sent a bunch of data to their engineers and will see where this goes.
Works thru the web application... who knows!!

HeavyG

lousubcap said:

Just finished a painful call with an Apple senior (?) tech who got my issue once one of his staff got to the end of his script.  For some not simply solvable reason, my email decided to quit sending (at some point today) but still receives incoming.  No settings changed etc. Did all the simple stuff including delete and reload the account, no joy.  Sent a bunch of data to their engineers and will see where this goes.
Works thru the web application... who knows!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p85xwZ_OLX0

nolaegghead

Just ordered some EBC Yellowstuff brake pads for the car.  Wear light has been on a few weeks.  These will probably be noisy, but are track quality with zero fade and good cold performance.  Probably need to give the heads up to the brisket camp lawyer for potential rear-end accidents.

Also, because I've been drinking I suppose, ordered the small RTIC duffel (liked the med and large) and the 30 can soft cooler, plus a couple 10oz cups for whiskey.

Eoin

HeavyG said:

lousubcap said:

Just finished a painful call with an Apple senior (?) tech who got my issue once one of his staff got to the end of his script.  For some not simply solvable reason, my email decided to quit sending (at some point today) but still receives incoming.  No settings changed etc. Did all the simple stuff including delete and reload the account, no joy.  Sent a bunch of data to their engineers and will see where this goes.
Works thru the web application... who knows!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p85xwZ_OLX0

Great TV show.

Eoin

nolaegghead said:

Just ordered some EBC Yellowstuff brake pads for the car.  Wear light has been on a few weeks.  These will probably be noisy, but are track quality with zero fade and good cold performance.  Probably need to give the heads up to the brisket camp lawyer for potential rear-end accidents.

No such thing as zero fade. EBC get mixed reviews, I used Pagid on the Lotus with a big brake kit and still got fade on track. The cold performance was more of a disclaimer than anything else, first push on a cold morning would be a bit slow to react, it's just a matter of making a stop before reaching the first junction. After that OK. Noise is a big issue with racing pads, dependent on the type. We all think that we can live with a bit of brake noise, but when they actually scream at full volume at low speed in traffic, it gets a bit wearing / embarassing. Cera Tec is the best thing for reassembly. Never tried carbon brakes but they are supposed to be all day fade free - would be great on a track day car, even if a bit of a budget breaker.

YukonRon

Eoin said:

nolaegghead said:

Just ordered some EBC Yellowstuff brake pads for the car.  Wear light has been on a few weeks.  These will probably be noisy, but are track quality with zero fade and good cold performance.  Probably need to give the heads up to the brisket camp lawyer for potential rear-end accidents.

No such thing as zero fade. EBC get mixed reviews, I used Pagid on the Lotus with a big brake kit and still got fade on track. The cold performance was more of a disclaimer than anything else, first push on a cold morning would be a bit slow to react, it's just a matter of making a stop before reaching the first junction. After that OK. Noise is a big issue with racing pads, dependent on the type. We all think that we can live with a bit of brake noise, but when they actually scream at full volume at low speed in traffic, it gets a bit wearing / embarassing. Cera Tec is the best thing for reassembly. Never tried carbon brakes but they are supposed to be all day fade free - would be great on a track day car, even if a bit of a budget breaker.

I got a Ford. That's the breaks.

DoubleEgger

nolaegghead said:

Just ordered some EBC Yellowstuff brake pads for the car.  Wear light has been on a few weeks.  These will probably be noisy, but are track quality with zero fade and good cold performance.  Probably need to give the heads up to the brisket camp lawyer for potential rear-end accidents.

Also, because I've been drinking I suppose, ordered the small RTIC duffel (liked the med and large) and the 30 can soft cooler, plus a couple 10oz cups for whiskey.

Glad you found a cold weather brake pad. It gets quite chilly in the Big Easy. Lol. 

Eoin

YukonRon said:

Eoin said:

nolaegghead said:

Just ordered some EBC Yellowstuff brake pads for the car.  Wear light has been on a few weeks.  These will probably be noisy, but are track quality with zero fade and good cold performance.  Probably need to give the heads up to the brisket camp lawyer for potential rear-end accidents.

No such thing as zero fade. EBC get mixed reviews, I used Pagid on the Lotus with a big brake kit and still got fade on track. The cold performance was more of a disclaimer than anything else, first push on a cold morning would be a bit slow to react, it's just a matter of making a stop before reaching the first junction. After that OK. Noise is a big issue with racing pads, dependent on the type. We all think that we can live with a bit of brake noise, but when they actually scream at full volume at low speed in traffic, it gets a bit wearing / embarassing. Cera Tec is the best thing for reassembly. Never tried carbon brakes but they are supposed to be all day fade free - would be great on a track day car, even if a bit of a budget breaker.

I got a Ford. That's the breaks.

Your Ford should get together with my VW camper for a breaking competition.

The_Stache

nolaegghead said:

Just ordered some EBC Yellowstuff brake pads for the car.  Wear light has been on a few weeks.  These will probably be noisy, but are track quality with zero fade and good cold performance.  Probably need to give the heads up to the brisket camp lawyer for potential rear-end accidents.

Also, because I've been drinking I suppose, ordered the small RTIC duffel (liked the med and large) and the 30 can soft cooler, plus a couple 10oz cups for whiskey.

Step away from the computer... sir... just step away!

DMW

Too friggin' cold outside this morning to get the Blackstone out, cast iron got the job done.



And yes my friends, it was cooked in bacon grease.

YukonRon

Eoin said:

YukonRon said:

Eoin said:

nolaegghead said:

Just ordered some EBC Yellowstuff brake pads for the car.  Wear light has been on a few weeks.  These will probably be noisy, but are track quality with zero fade and good cold performance.  Probably need to give the heads up to the brisket camp lawyer for potential rear-end accidents.

No such thing as zero fade. EBC get mixed reviews, I used Pagid on the Lotus with a big brake kit and still got fade on track. The cold performance was more of a disclaimer than anything else, first push on a cold morning would be a bit slow to react, it's just a matter of making a stop before reaching the first junction. After that OK. Noise is a big issue with racing pads, dependent on the type. We all think that we can live with a bit of brake noise, but when they actually scream at full volume at low speed in traffic, it gets a bit wearing / embarassing. Cera Tec is the best thing for reassembly. Never tried carbon brakes but they are supposed to be all day fade free - would be great on a track day car, even if a bit of a budget breaker.

I got a Ford. That's the breaks.

Your Ford should get together with my VW camper for a breaking competition.

You would win. Easily.

JRWhitee

Driving around looking for something to put on the BGE. These guys beat me to it.

theyolksonyou

Gary Danielson is an idiot. That is all.