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  1. Yeah, I'll confess I didn't stop off at a separate store to score the good stuff. Next time, for sure. I'm such a Fiesta slut when it comes to dried spices.
  2. Speaking of late adaptors, I'm sure I'm not the only Surly poster who had one of these in the car for the old Discman.
  3. "Thicker than zoo glass" was solid.
  4. Pretty pleased with how it turned out.
  5. I'm making the goulash from up-thread. Pics to follow. Also, on the fat between 80/20 and lean, the answer is 10% more. /signed, an English Major
  6. Great jumped-up, bald-headed, Jesus-Palamena! /I searched for "Seems Like Old Times: "Holy Shi . . . I beg your pardon, Governor." Did not even see your Jaws reference before I posted my Jaws reference. Bad Doppelganger!
  7. They called. You still owe them money.
  8. Yes. It's close to the 335, but it's less bulky.
  9. I definitely only heard the second version up until now.
  10. I'm sorry to hear about your step-son's troubles. The only thing I'd ever heard about Kratom was that it was what people used to substitute for opioids. No bueno. As for synthetically produced THC, are you talking about things like K2 or Spice as opposed to hemp-derived THC? The former two were criminalized in this area years ago (long before the 2018 Hemp Bill). But in any event, whatever happens with the hemp industry, I hope they set age restrictions, which they have, albeit by executive order. That seems like a no-brainer. As to your tl, dr: Yep.
  11. I had a gold-top Epiphone Casino several years ago that I just couldn't get along with. So I sold it. I felt like I'd really like the P90s in a solid body guitar. That Casino just played like a damned cigar box 90% of the time. The only time I really liked it was when I was playing it through a cranked Bassman. But everything sounds good through a cranked Bassman. So this is my return to the the P90 realm.
  12. List is $1,799. While I was browsing, SW rep called and knocked off $150. The lowest price used I found was $1,200 plus $75 shipping. So I could have saved some $$ with some patience and haggling, but $40 per month is less than a family trip to Whataburger. I'll pay more than that and get it off the books quickly, but at 0%, I have a hard time turning down free money. Plus, I'll get a good setup and some candy out of the deal. For comparison's sake, these were $1,200 new a few years ago. That's what I get for waiting. Also, I had two to choose from. I went with 4 oz. heavier (8 lbs 14 oz) just to get the darker fret board. Priorities. My Les Paul Traditional weighs in at well over 10 lbs (doesn't feel that heavy when playing). So I ain't a scared.
  13. I'll have to stage one with the new arrival gets here.
  14. We definitely had one of those 8-track players with the plunger on it. Really satisfying.
  15. My parents had one as well. Nine-and-a-half feet long and probably 400 lbs empty. Reloaded with McIntosh gear and a Dual 1245 in 1976. I couldn't help but rescue it from the estate sale when my mom moved out of her house. I restored/serviced everything including the McIntosh speakers. It sounds pretty incredible now. Never had an 8-track deck. Middle section used to house a small Sony TV, but it's record storage now.
  16. I'd rather intone.
  17. Well this will put me at 9 electrics in house. So, while I may be a slouch, I'm no tremendous slouch.
  18. Forgive me Surly, for I have sinned. It has been seven years since my last guitar-purchase confession. I coveted a guitar I have lusted after for many years. I succumbed to to 0% financing and will pay $40 per month for a relatively short period of time. In penance, I shall perform 20 rock-god stances and 15 guitar faces ever day. I will light candles and incense. I will howl at the moon. Amen.
  19. I'll have to think about the rest, but my first 8-track: First Cassette: Quiet Riot's Metal Health First CD: SRV Live Alive First LP: Either the Flash Gordon Soundtrack, Chipmunk Punk, or J. Geils Band's Freeze Frame. There are a lot of movie soundtracks I probably had (and still have). /and yes, I still have that 8-track. That's probably the second iteration since I wore the first one out.
  20. Good luck. Sorry that happened to you guys. It happened to me on the way to a UT game with my son. Some fool rear-ended me and hauled ass. No damage thankfully, but sure did piss me off.
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    Eggs

    Ah, yes. The "status pan (at 2:17 mark). That's the one. It's an absolutely fantastic pan. Totally nonstick when seasoned, heats up quickly, and releases that heat fast so you can do those 30 second omelets. My carbon steel omelet pans work well, but it's not a 30 second affair. Julia really liked Vollrath for omelet pans. Before I got the dedicated omelet pans, I used a Matfer-Bourgeat 10.25" carbon steel pan. I still use it as a part time egg pan for scrambles. Also, the water addition is so clutch to a good French omelet. Really gives it some body.
  22. I lost my first Golden to cancer at age 7 in 2001 and didn't have another dog for 12 years. I regret that, but I know how it hurts. I don't doubt the 300% your best dog ever. I miss every dog we have had and just love up the three we have now. I wish they were forever.
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    Eggs

    So what's everyone doing for omelet pans? My mom passed down to me, my sister, and my niece, each a cast aluminum "Julia-Child-type omelet pan (Pot Shop of Boston still manufactures them. They are absolutely fantastic. But alas, I now have induction and mine has become a decorative conversation piece. Last year, I picked up two DeBuyer omelet pans: the 9" and 11" models. They have been really great. I don't see a lot of other dedicated omelet pans, other than nonstick, and I'm happy with what I have, but I'm curious what others are using. Or are you all just boiling your eggs in a way that is foreign to me?
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