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I also bought a thatching blade for my mower last week
Who convinced you to do this?
when the hell did you turn into Al Borland, guy? Why are you second guessing every home project I mention on here. Are you the authority on all things house/yard related? If so, when the hell did that happen? I had to thatch my yards...I'm pretty sure I'm not the first guy to ever do that.
:lmao:Finally someone questions shuke's self-proclaimed expertise on all things yard related.
 
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: @ the last 7 po0sts or so.

We were seriously stoned in that New Years pic. I'm impressed with my double fistedness though. Ah to be young an insane.

 
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I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:

 
Love the shirt. Do they also sell men's clothes at the store where you bought it?
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: Am I looking at The Colonel from "Boogie Nights" here?
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: I think it was silk too. :bag:
:lmao: I can't stop laughing. But what about the leis, tell me more about the leis, BIlly.
:lmao: :lmao: We were stupid drunk and stoned and I stated "we can't have this party unless everybody is wearing funny hats or something". The girls left and came back with the leis and funny hats. :thumbup:
 
I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:
The hot link at FD's is pretty good. I still say they have the best ribs of any chain. I'd go as far as to say they're better than most local places. Of course I am biased.
 
I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:
The hot link at FD's is pretty good. I still say they have the best ribs of any chain. I'd go as far as to say they're better than most local places. Of course I am biased.
I had the ribs once and wasn't too impressed, but I'd be willing to revisit. I do like the hot link a lot. That mustard is great. Red Hot & Blue is another BBQ chain, but I don't think they've ever made it out west. I'll stack their dry ribs up against any chain in the country. Utterly fantastic if you are a dry rub rib guy. The wet ribs...meh.

 
Love the shirt. Do they also sell men's clothes at the store where you bought it?
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: Am I looking at The Colonel from "Boogie Nights" here?
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: I think it was silk too. :bag:
:lmao: I can't stop laughing. But what about the leis, tell me more about the leis, BIlly.
:lmao: :lmao: We were stupid drunk and stoned and I stated "we can't have this party unless everybody is wearing funny hats or something". The girls left and came back with the leis and funny hats. :thumbup:
OUTSTANDING. Bottles aren't big enough though, IMO.Nevermind, that is such a great picture. :lmao:

 
Love the shirt. Do they also sell men's clothes at the store where you bought it?
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: Am I looking at The Colonel from "Boogie Nights" here?
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: I think it was silk too. :bag:
:lmao: I can't stop laughing. But what about the leis, tell me more about the leis, BIlly.
:lmao: :lmao: We were stupid drunk and stoned and I stated "we can't have this party unless everybody is wearing funny hats or something". The girls left and came back with the leis and funny hats. :thumbup:
OUTSTANDING. Bottles aren't big enough though, IMO.Nevermind, that is such a great picture. :lmao:
:thumbup: :lmao: Re: the glasses

I hated contacts and usually got drunk, passed out and lost them. They were hideous but I didn't care. Thanks God for laser eye surgery.

 
I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:
f. CaliforniaNot sure what it is, we have outstanding everything else, but it's tough to find great BBQ in California.

 
I was recently moved to a different clinic. The Wi-Fi is strong with this place. Even in the men's room. I may never do a full day's work again.

:unsure:

 
I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:
f. CaliforniaNot sure what it is, we have outstanding everything else, but it's tough to find great BBQ in California.
Well yeah, you're in the Bay Area.
 
'Samuel L Bronkowitz said:
'mr. furley said:
congratulations to Psy Kev's school for making the news because of a "massive fight" :thumbup:
Is this shtick? My wife works at the MKE school that had 30 kids arrested yesterday.
nope. there's a thread here where he is posting about his school.. he mentioned a big fight in it. connecting the dots, your wife works with Psy Kev.

FALSE ALARM

looks like i conflated a previous event that was "swept under the rug" at Kev's school with the one at Bronkowitzwife's school that happened this week.

http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=660136&st=0&p=14906389&fromsearch=1entry14906389

'Mario Kart said:
'mr. furley said:
'Mario Kart said:
Just an update.

October 4th we had our first code red. About 12 or more fights that day. Fighting for dumb reasons but had to keep the halls as clear as possible. Only two classes after noon that day as we were locked down.

October 15th we had a code yellow. Too many kids in the hall playing around running from floor to floor. Missed two class periods, end of the day.

Today, I will say our first as I truly hope no one else has this happen to them, but one teacher was knocked out by two students in his class. Security apparently know who they are but the fact it even happened is enough. The students ran and left the building I believe.
this would definitely make the news, no?didn't hear anything about it
You won't. The district is a huge rug and the top shelf employees are a big broom. They sweep everything under the rug because they do not want to look bad. One big cover up.
 
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'General Malaise said:
Tri-tip in Toulare, CA was magnificent.
It's Tulare. It's not French, it's Spanish.And I agree. Santa Maria (Central Calif) style Tri-Tip is awesome. No idea how people can prefer brisket.

 
'General Malaise said:
Tri-tip in Toulare, CA was magnificent.
It's Tulare. It's not French, it's Spanish.And I agree. Santa Maria (Central Calif) style Tri-Tip is awesome. No idea how people can prefer brisket.
I like brisket if it's smoked to perfection and not many places can do it correctly. I've encountered smoked brisket in Oregon that tasted like kerosene and shoe leather. Tri-tip on the grill is pure heaven.
 
'commisholio said:
'General Malaise said:
'Thorn said:
'Marvin said:
I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:
f. CaliforniaNot sure what it is, we have outstanding everything else, but it's tough to find great BBQ in California.
Everett and Jones down?
 
'commisholio said:
'General Malaise said:
'Thorn said:
'Marvin said:
I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:
f. CaliforniaNot sure what it is, we have outstanding everything else, but it's tough to find great BBQ in California.
xii. Washington. Food in general sucks here (other than seafood, which is generally excellent). There is one decent BBQ place about 15 miles and a bridge toll from my house. That and Famous Daves, about 10 miles away.
 
'commisholio said:
'General Malaise said:
'Thorn said:
'Marvin said:
I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:
f. CaliforniaNot sure what it is, we have outstanding everything else, but it's tough to find great BBQ in California.
xii. Washington. Food in general sucks here (other than seafood, which is generally excellent). There is one decent BBQ place about 15 miles and a bridge toll from my house. That and Famous Daves, about 10 miles away.
That's because you live in the sticks. Couple decent BBQ places in Seattle and great food in general.I'll 2nd Oregon though, I got a pulled pork sandwich at the Saturday river hippy fest thing and it was awful

 
'commisholio said:
'General Malaise said:
'Thorn said:
'Marvin said:
I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:
f. CaliforniaNot sure what it is, we have outstanding everything else, but it's tough to find great BBQ in California.
xii. Washington. Food in general sucks here (other than seafood, which is generally excellent). There is one decent BBQ place about 15 miles and a bridge toll from my house. That and Famous Daves, about 10 miles away.
That's because you live in the sticks. Couple decent BBQ places in Seattle and great food in general.I'll 2nd Oregon though, I got a pulled pork sandwich at the Saturday river hippy fest thing and it was awful
Please find me edible mexican food and report back. Thanks.
 
'commisholio said:
'General Malaise said:
'Thorn said:
'Marvin said:
I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:
f. CaliforniaNot sure what it is, we have outstanding everything else, but it's tough to find great BBQ in California.
xii. Washington. Food in general sucks here (other than seafood, which is generally excellent). There is one decent BBQ place about 15 miles and a bridge toll from my house. That and Famous Daves, about 10 miles away.
That's because you live in the sticks. Couple decent BBQ places in Seattle and great food in general.I'll 2nd Oregon though, I got a pulled pork sandwich at the Saturday river hippy fest thing and it was awful
Please find me edible mexican food and report back. Thanks.
Cactus and Peso's
 
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Please find me edible mexican food and report back. Thanks.
this place has Mexican food that's as good as what I get in Chicago:http://www.yelp.com/biz/taqueria-la-fondita-2-seattle
That's about right for here. I'm not looking for mexican food as good as the midwest.
:confused:Chicago is like 50% Mexican immigrants.
Yeah but those are the watered-down types. They lose all their true Mexicanism thanks to living that far up north.
 

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