OT - What are you doing right now?

YukonRon said:

theyolksonyou said:

https://www.airhelp.com/en/airhelp-score/airport-ranking/

89th

How the fvck fir SF get rated so high? That place is effed up from the feet up.

#biasedagainstAtlanta.

YukonRon said:

theyolksonyou said:

https://www.airhelp.com/en/airhelp-score/airport-ranking/

89th

How the fvck fir SF get rated so high? That place is effed up from the feet up.

I don’t read the criteria, sir. I’m only here to stir the pot. 

theyolksonyou said:

YukonRon said:

theyolksonyou said:

https://www.airhelp.com/en/airhelp-score/airport-ranking/

89th

How the fvck fir SF get rated so high? That place is effed up from the feet up.

I don’t read the criteria, sir. I’m only here to stir the pot. 

Typical GT engineer.  Only good for stirring a pot.

nolaegghead said:

Scalloped creole tomatoes and crab and cheese rellenos 

Holy SH!T!! That. Is. Beautiful!! Well done, sir.

NOLA is absolutely killing it.

YukonRon said:

NOLA is absolutely killing it.

This is probably standard daily fare for him. He’s just posting it for a change. 

YukonRon said:

DoubleEgger said:

YukonRon said:

NOLA is absolutely killing it.

This is probably standard daily fare for him. He’s just posting it for a change. 

No doubt. It looks awesome to me though.

Agreed. His standard is that high. 

@YukonRon, Rose is beautiful!

YukonRon said:

NC_Egghead said:

@YukonRon, Rose is beautiful!

My Beautiful Wife is crazy about this dog. Eats like it is a 4 legged walking pit. She has been the best dog I have ever had.

What is she, sure a gorgeous one

@logchief

She is a Great Pyrenees. She is a mountain guardian for livestock. They have an extra toe on their paws to help them in rugged mountain terrain, and are excellent swimmers.

My Beautiful Wife and I are avid outdoors folk, and this dog is perfect for high elevation and dynamic weather change. A great companion hiking, backpacking, and summiting.

The last dog I had, was a European born Golden Retriever. I thought that dog was the best dog I have ever had. She was was a wonderful friend and companion. We had to put her down Christmas Eve, 6 years ago. I swore then, I would never have another dog, because nothing, in my mind, could ever come close.

I was wrong. 

We bought her for our daughter, this past Christmas, and we have had her more often than she. Glad of it too.

This dog is awesome, and the only dog I would ever place above a Golden Retriever. Golden owners will know what I am talking about, they are great dogs, and if you do not get a Great Pyrenees, I strongly suggest a Golden Retreiver, should you be in the market.

They are curious, fearless, strong willed, gentle, smart, patient, affectionate and confident. Female, non breeders, (which she is), can get up to 120 pounds or more. They are generally smaller than the males of this breed.

Her vision and sense of hearing is amazing, as is her ability to track. 

We walk her twice a day for 5K meters, about 3.2 miles, and often to keep her tracking senses working, either My Beautiful Wife or I will leave early and have Rose find us. She does so with ease.

She is a protector to be sure, and many have are used for protection and perimeter security.

They need a lot of exercise, obviously, and love children. Having a second dog would be a bonus. They love to play. They play until they drop.

They need a lot of time and dedication, and they are pack animals, and you will become part of their pack. They want to be with you, against you, or on your lap.

If you have the time, these are the dogs. They train easily, and are perfect for service animals.

We got ours from a breeder in central Kentucky, which raises livestock on his farm. He uses these dogs to protect against coyotes, and wolves. He was having problems with his cattle and chickens getting picked off, brought these in, and has had zero issues, other than predator carcass removal.

They will also rid your area of rabbits and squirrels, which are very destructive to crops and gardens.

Sorry for the long response.

@nolaegghead DAMN man stop posting envy-inducing stuff like that.  I want a FLIR camera. And your recipe for those tomatoes.  Also kind of cracks me up that you used a tool to stuff those peppers... talk about bringing a gun to a knife fight...

@acn that's some very fine looking pasta there!

northGAcock said:

YukonRon said:

NC_Egghead said:

@YukonRon, Rose is beautiful!

My Beautiful Wife is crazy about this dog. Eats like it is a 4 legged walking pit. She has been the best dog I have ever had.

You could have had Maddie......and you still could.

You can bring her up anytime, or just leave her at Brent's house along the way. I am almost certain @bgebrent would love to keep her fo a week or so....

alaskanassasin said:

YukonRon said:

@logchief

She is a Great Pyrenees. She is a mountain guardian for livestock. They have an extra toe on their paws to help them in rugged mountain terrain, and are excellent swimmers.

My Beautiful Wife and I are avid outdoors folk, and this dog is perfect for high elevation and dynamic weather change. A great companion hiking, backpacking, and summiting.

The last dog I had, was a European born Golden Retriever. I thought that dog was the best dog I have ever had. She was was a wonderful friend and companion. We had to put her down Christmas Eve, 6 years ago. I swore then, I would never have another dog, because nothing, in my mind, could ever come close.

I was wrong. 

We bought her for our daughter, this past Christmas, and we have had her more often than she. Glad of it too.

This dog is awesome, and the only dog I would ever place above a Golden Retriever. Golden owners will know what I am talking about, they are great dogs, and if you do not get a Great Pyrenees, I strongly suggest a Golden Retreiver, should you be in the market.

They are curious, fearless, strong willed, gentle, smart, patient, affectionate and confident. Female, non breeders, (which she is), can get up to 120 pounds or more. They are generally smaller than the males of this breed.

Her vision and sense of hearing is amazing, as is her ability to track. 

We walk her twice a day for 5K meters, about 3.2 miles, and often to keep her tracking senses working, either My Beautiful Wife or I will leave early and have Rose find us. She does so with ease.

She is a protector to be sure, and many have are used for protection and perimeter security.

They need a lot of exercise, obviously, and love children. Having a second dog would be a bonus. They love to play. They play until they drop.

They need a lot of time and dedication, and they are pack animals, and you will become part of their pack. They want to be with you, against you, or on your lap.

If you have the time, these are the dogs. They train easily, and are perfect for service animals.

We got ours from a breeder in central Kentucky, which raises livestock on his farm. He uses these dogs to protect against coyotes, and wolves. He was having problems with his cattle and chickens getting picked off, brought these in, and has had zero issues, other than predator carcass removal.

They will also rid your area of rabbits and squirrels, which are very destructive to crops and gardens.

Sorry for the long response.

 My sil has a female on their farm and she is a sweet heart but definitely a banger with yotes!  She will wrestle and submit to my golden for hours but I know she takes care of business too, sometimes when I go over in the mornings her paws will be covered with blood from some unfortunate victim.  I have see her run all the way across the yard to chase a hawk out of a tree!

Yeah, she chases birds and loves to catch fire flies in the evening. She will leap and snag them in the air. 

They are very cool to watch in the field and witness their systematic approach to herding and hunting.

Just a fascinating creature.

At least someone out there is realistic with their vintage cooker pricing.