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  1. mneeley490

    First Chicken Drums on the Backyard Beast

    These were on sale for $0.97 lb, so I got a couple packages. Here's the first one. I got home from work and was in a hurry, so started at 300° for about an hour, then brushed with my own bbq sauce, and bumped it up to 350° for the next 20 minutes. Came out pretty tasty!
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    Mexico Bound Tomorrow

    Yeah, once you're down there, all the worries will evaporate. Wish I could be there with you; Mexico is my second favorite nation. But I'm usually on the Pacific side. Been to Cancun once. The beaches were white and "European" :emoji_grin: . I think my shoulder problems all began with my...
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    Long Joke If You Have Time, I Apologize In Advance

    Ugh. You had to resurrect that? That's 45 minutes I'll never get back.
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    LEM Maxvac Pro Chamber Sealer on Sale at Costco

    What a difference 10 months make.
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    Costco Alert

    I bought one of these yesterday. Not saying it's a deal, but a butt marinated with hatch chilies is something I just couldn't pass up.
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    Gas Prices???

    Still $4.79 at some stations near me, north of Seattle.
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    Is my Jerky Safe

    You must have a neighbor you dislike. Test it on them.
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    Most or Least Favorite School Lunch?

    Ours was green jello with bits of pineapple and cottage cheese. Yeah, no.
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    What are you watching ?

    That is the show I miss the most. Last season they were in my town of Everett, WA, but I guess offering services to druggies wasn't that exciting. Can't seem to get it on its own with streaming. I've tried a couple of times, but all they offer are reruns of past seasons. Hey, it's called...
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    I'm not really looking forward to winter .....

    Hardly ever saw stinkbugs in the past in my area. Oddly, I was finding one or two a week in the bedroom of my 4th fl. apt last September. There were screens on the windows, so I have no idea how they were getting in.
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    Digital Kitchen Timers.

    That's what I have Alexa for. Can keep multiple timers going at once.
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    Are Kroger Grocery Store Meat and Seafood Prices Better Lately?

    Yeah, that thing would go up like napalm.
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    Most or Least Favorite School Lunch?

    Whipper snappers...1979. 👨‍🦳
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    Most or Least Favorite School Lunch?

    There's one girl I remember from those days, as well. I sometime wonder whatever happened to her, especially around this time of year. Never saw her again after grade school. Her name was Becky, and she was a sweet girl who always wore what looked like hand-me-down-3-times clothing, always in a...
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    AI is so full of ^$&$%#%

    AI is only as good as the humans who made it. That's why we're so afraid of one realizing just how stupid we are, and deciding to exterminate us.
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    This is what heaven must be like.

    Was in NYC several years ago, after 9/11. Katz Deli was one of the highlights of my trip.
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    Most or Least Favorite School Lunch?

    I guess I should mention, that grade school had the best lunches, with quality progressively going down as I got older. Middle school, or Junior High as we called it, prices went up, quality went down. High school was the worst. The food was getting expensive ($1.75 in 1979 dollars) and nearly...
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    My Take on Love's Wood Pit BBQ Beans

    Caveman Kitchen was the salvation of many south enders near Kent. Can't speak to the beans, though.
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    Most or Least Favorite School Lunch?

    I remember that one as well. I still make it sometimes. Not the peas, though.
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    Most or Least Favorite School Lunch?

    One of the things I love about this forum is that many threads stimulate thought on other subjects. For instance, JLinza's thread on chili made me think back of my grade school days in Seattle in the 1960's when chili and cinnamon rolls were a Wednesday staple. Thank you, JLinza! That got me to...
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