I was thinking the same thing. Follow Ivan's instructions or just slather it in BBQ sauce!
Larry
I am Looking For Some Pity
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I was thinking the same thing. Follow Ivan's instructions or just slather it in BBQ sauce!
Larry
Inusuit
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Pitty has two "T"s if referring to Pit Bulls. I thought he was looking for a dog to eat that steak.
Yes, I think you done killed that chunk of cow.
Pretty bad when it will not even pass for jerky.
That is one reason I always keep a jar of Peanut butter handy.
Pretty bad when it will not even pass for jerky.
That is one reason I always keep a jar of Peanut butter handy.
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Fast food aroma may be worse than the foot smell.
SAFireman
Member
That turned out a lot better than being at Ace Hardware, and wondering where all those darn fire trucks are going 
Well shoot, that just looks a little done. A bottle of Heinz 57 and you'd a been in business.
OP
It was a cut of Prime Sirloin from a local butcher shop - $$$
Was going to slice it like a London Broil/Brisket when med rare to medium.
Was going to slice it like a London Broil/Brisket when med rare to medium.
venomballistics
Member
Pity!?!? here?
Alright folks ... laugh good long and hard at this.
Something gave it's life for our amusement, arguably twice
Let's not waste it
Alright folks ... laugh good long and hard at this.
Something gave it's life for our amusement, arguably twice
Let's not waste it
LVSteve
Member
That bites.
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riverrat38
US Veteran
If that was in the mid 1960's, I might have been the cook!
And no, we didn't put saltpeter in the mashed potatoes.
73,
Rick
Cook school honor graduate at the late Fort Ord, Dec 1964.
And, I have the lighter to prove it!
I can't recall having a bad meal in a USAF chow hall.
Then again, I ain't none too picky.
Then again, I ain't none too picky.
CAJUNLAWYER
Member
Maybe so, but I understand that sometime they get the crease in the napkins wrong
cmj8591
Member
I had to scroll back to the beginning to remember what this thread was about. Twice.
Pot on the stove.
Anyone who has ever put on turnout gear has been to at least one…..or dozens.
Anyone who has ever put on turnout gear has been to at least one…..or dozens.
Maybe so, but I understand that sometime they get the crease in the napkins wrong
Look closely at the USAF emblem. It's an origami dinner napkin. Took me a week to learn to fold one and two weeks to correctly iron the pleats in a cummerbund.
Made me think of a collection of Christmas carols for Dysfunctional Friends, which includes this one on ADD:
ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER: : Silent night, Holy… oooh look a kitty! Can I have a chocolate? Why is France so far away?
But I'm not making fun of you because it happens to me from time to time, too. I'll be working on one project and get distracted by something else I "need to do", resulting in the original project being "rediscovered" a few hours later.
Sometimes when I'm talking to my gf the story line will go seriously adrift and she will break in with, "...why is France so far away?".
LVSteve
Member
I think the operative phrase here is "game on".
Call Gene Pitney.
"What's for supper?"
"Look, a squirrel!"
"Look, a squirrel!"
