FUJIMO

And this is why I always give David my business :)

HAHAHA, let me worry about that :)

I have one but I am at work !!! Can I do the shirtless and sign part first and the pic of the gun later ? You are hard on a working man TDR,lol.

Let me start by saying I could live in my kitchen, lol. As someone who was raised "old school" by my now dearly departed grandmother, cast iron, pressure cookers/canners,and using LARD in its many forms doesn't make me flinch. Considering the stuff they use in modern food it's funny how people cringe at the above mentioned when you speak of it. Oh but I could write a book about that, lol. Alas, cool thing you're doing Triple Digit Ride and since I am currently cultivating my baking skills atm I will throw out a quick and easy one for anyone that loves bread and eggs in one simple handheld treat [b]POPOVERS[/b] [b]4 large eggs at room temp [/b] [b]1 1/2 cups milk (whole,skim,etc.- just remember the more fat in the milk the richer the taste)[/b] [b]salt (this is adjustable. I use 1/2 teaspoon sea salt ) 1 1/2 cups all purpose flour 3 tablespoons melted butter[/b] [b]Preheat your oven to 450. While a popover pan makes these suckers get some real air time a 12 cup muffin pan works just as well. Spray it down lightly with cooking spray or grease it up with a little melted butter on a paper towel. You can also use muffin liners but unless you eat the paper its thats just a waste of tasty, lol.[/b] [b]I like simplicity so if you have a blender then drag it out. Add your eggs milk and salt and blend on low speed until everything is one pale yellow, slightly frothy mixture. Add in your flour and blend once again until smooth. If your blender has a lid with a access hole for adding things while on the go then slowly add in your melted butter while blending on the lowest setting. 10-15 seconds should be all it takes to incorporate the butter. If you don't have the hole simply dump in the butter and pulse ( turn on and off) the blender 15 times or so to insure the butter is mixed in well.[/b] [b]Fill your cups 3/4 of the way full and place pan on a lower rack in the oven. Its crucial you place them in the lower 1/3 of your oven but not the last position closest to the bottom element. I go to the second notch up from the bottom. Bake 20 minutes and DO NOT open the oven door. While they are more durable once they're finished, in the baking phase a sudden change in temp can deflate them leaving you with a limpover not a popover, lol. After 20 minutes reduce your oven temp to 350 and continue to cook for another 10-15 minutes. If it looks as though the tops are getting more browned than they need to then take a pan ( I prefer a large pizza pan) or cookie sheet and place it on the next rack up. This will help to stop the tops from being burned.[/b] [b]At this point you should have on hand your favorite jam, jelly, fruit butter, maple syrup, etc because the best time to consume these is immediately out of the oven. Take one out, tear it apart, and enjoy !![/b] And while there isn't a lot of room to make a healthier version of these I do have a recipe for those watching their waistline. It incorporates almond milk, different flour, butter substitutes, etc. I've managed to lose 100 lbs. over the last 2 1/2 years and have learned there are several ways to skin a cat....and most of them are quite tasty Someone try it and let me know what they think !! Marcel

Lol, I've always tried to stay away from any food that is on the chart BELOW a Krystal. Been to ATL dozens of times and never thought twice about heading over to the big V. I feel it's the same as many places in anytown USA. Whole lotta hype and buildup for a major upset at the end. Like a strip joint

Great show !!! Can't wait

FIrst off I feel for the victims family and hope they can catch the trash that did this. I would like to know more details of how this all came to be. I've had my share of online dealings and despite some that weren't always comforting, perhaps because of my own paranoid tendencies, all ended without incidence. There's a laundry list of precautions I take and while it might not appear on the surface that the other person intends to harm you I always expect it but hope for the best. By the information given so far it sounds like the seller wasn't on alert and his co-pilot definitely wasn't where he needed to be. An ounce of prevention.....

If you have family or friends in Cincinnati and think they would help out a collector in need pm me. I've found something that goes bang and need some help getting it bought and shipped to an ffl here locally. They only want to deal face to face so it needs to be someone who is trustworthy and competent. I know that's a stretch but hey it's worth a shot to fill a hole in the collection Thanks Fujimo

+1 one the P99's. Bought my first Walther P99 in 9mm back in 96' and it's still sitting loaded and ready in the safe as I type this. I've ran several different types of ammo through it and never experienced an issue. I've been wanting to pick up a P99c as well but haven't ran across any slightly used. IMO that tells you something about P99's. Seems most people who get them hang onto them.

I've been to several Friday 3 day specials. I know a couple years back it was jammed packed but that was directly after Christmas. With a lot of people working today I am curious to see how the crowds will be.

I think Magic means they wore him down, lol. I just don't see powell's boys getting wore down from milking every piece for all it's worth (and then some) !!

I know it's hard to believe but this is the reasoning I keep hearing behind their actions !!!!!!! Really ? Cleaning the sh*ters at Penn state must be real f**king special. So much so it trumps sexual molestation.

He is a giant p.o.s. just like Sandusky and the rest of those sickos. He has already been quoted as saying " I wish I would have done more". That tells me he he knew and knowingly swept it under the rug. Or at the very least done the minimal he could do. Awful convenient that the undergrad that reported the shower rape to Joe p.o.s. is currently working as an assistant or something for Penn state.

I'm right there with you on the vienna sausage and potted meat. Add to that spam, treet, and pretty much any meat that came from a can or package that always has that "placenta" with it. You know what I'm talking about, lmao. As for sardines, can't say I've ever had any that wasn't the actual fish packed in that can. But then again, when I eat sardines I go for the higher dollar cans.

In the case of Tebow, anyone could see after last week's "miracle" anything short of that this week would be considered a step backwards for him. Now while I am not a Tebow fan I do like to keep an open mind about new players and let their on field actions convince me of what kind of player they are rather than listening to old washed up players turned commentators tell me what they think. It's just hard to do that though when so much preseason discussion had Tebow placed on a forecasted pedestal much higher than I think the best of players could achieve right out of the gate. I won't cut him slack for not being prepared. He is getting paid big money to perform and shouldn't have anything else to focus on but that job. IMHO, Cam Newton shared some of the same preseason hype coming into the NFL but I imagine hestarted preparing long before the first real game hike was given to him and that now shows on the field. Fans of Tebow can thank themselves for him being dragged through the mud over his terrible play. It's hard to watch someone you like fail so terribly. But I do agree he needs more time. Whether he uses it properly will be entirely up to him.

KFC is just one more *****h*le on the long list of places I avoid. But sucking down that garbage is your choice just like smoking,drinking,etc. .......However, what upsets me is when the news story breaks that Billy-Bob had to get angioplasty and we the taxpayer need to pay for it because he can't show self control and he blames society as the culprit.

I guess everyone's experience varies. I've been to this one several times and always left with a deal or 2. But all depends on what you're going there for.

Lmao, thanks for that one steelharp. Amazing to me the similarities

I got this reaction from most storefront type shops I use to go to so I just stopped dealing with any of them. Seems most at shows are a little more laid back. But I guess everyones experiences differ from shop and employees.

Ah I gotcha. Ive never really had that particular issue with an ak but if it feels right on your AR and you're happy go with it ,lol.

It will be interesting to see what he can get accomplished without demps and rainey. Usually losing players of that caliber can take the zing out of a NC run.

Lmao, true . On second thought if its Yugo surplus just buy it and then give me a shout and I will relieve you of the berdan burden

What AK did you buy ? Curious to see the stock that's not suiting you.

My mother has one and loves it, just not the payments It's actually for sale ( economy and priorities issues) If you're interested in a gently used one let me know via p.m.

I hope he has a strong heart because if he's like this every game I foresee a stroke at some point ,lol.