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cranky wrote:I didn't know you could cook an egg in 7 seconds.

You don't . You just bring it close to cooking temp for the chef to step in and finish it off

This thread hurts my brain.

easter bunny get that egg done in 7 thumps

I'm guessing 8. Just to make sure.

T-Pee wrote:

tp

Looks like gumbo to me. Hard to beat rabbit gumbo. Or fried.
Or? Can you tell I'm UP for our rabbit season? Sombitch they are tasty.

Twenty monkeys don't make a monkey pie.....

I think TP wins! The original topic of this thread was hijacking threads, iit is now about rabbits. Yep....TP officially hijacked a thread about hijacking.

Hi truckin Butch just wanted to say hi I am on 81 south and can't stop.

Check out this label. perfect for the holidays!

StillLearning1 wrote:I think TP wins! The original topic of this thread was hijacking threads, iit is now about rabbits. Yep....TP officially hijacked a thread about hijacking.

The pan cakes are on the rabbits head to keep them warm.
TP is waiting for the filler used in a rabbit raisin sandwich.

I bet I can cook an egg in seven seconds not counting heat up. The sloppier the better for my eggs. I'm gonna try it in the morning for my breakfast.

I'm thinking you might be able to poach eggs in 7 seconds.

DUDES! And dudettes...

: https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... rPro&hl=en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

This thing is awesome. Its like one of Rad's calculators for eggs. For reals, also available on ios.

(Talking like a mid 90's mall rat)

And it's Free!

Hi-jacked about eggs now.

I don't like runny eggs. Cook 'em all the way for me.

Kegg_jam wrote:I don't like runny eggs.

Cut their legs off.

tp

http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 57&t=21541
Here's more egg goody.
http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 57&t=49637
I don't like them runny either, I like them slimey.

what did you say the time was?

Mmmmm. Used to have "dip in" eggs as a kid. Par boiled. Chop the top off and dip toast in the runny yolk. Mm yummy.

"Quick...someones coming!!"

That's some app

Yesterday I was in Home Goods and saw they had 20L SS milk cans with a ball valve drain already installed. Might be a good opportunity for someone to get a nice boiler.

Cranky, just curious what was it marketed as or for?

bship wrote:Cranky, just curious what was it marketed as or for?

They were marked as a food storage container but I think they were basically intended as something like a work site water dispenser, they are a lot like my old military coffee dispensers without the insulation. They also had some giant cocktail shakers that were about 18"-24" long and 3 or 4" diameter then reducing through a bunch of holes to about a 1" spout and the first thing I thought was "3 of these together would make a pretty good column."

You should have taken a picture of it!
Ga Flatwoods

ga flatwoods wrote:You should have taken a picture of it!
Ga Flatwoods

I grabbed my phone to do just that and found that I had neglected to plug it in and it was dead. If I go by there again I'll stop in and see if they are still there and see if I can get pictures.

huh...turns out I do know how to play "Wanted, dead or alive" or whatever it's called on the guitar.

I play it in D.


In a stairwell of Oxford’s Clarendon Physics Laboratory there is a photo poster from the late nineteen-nineties commemorating the Oxford Center for Quantum Computation. The photograph shows a well-groomed crowd of physicists gathered on the lawn. Photoshopped into a far corner, with the shadows all wrong, is the head of David Deutsch, looking like a time traveller teleported in for the day. It is tempting to interpret Deutsch’s representation in the photograph as a collegial joke, because of Deutsch’s belief that if a quantum computer were built it would constitute near-irrefutable evidence of what is known as the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics, a theory that proposes pretty much what one would imagine it does. A number of respected thinkers in physics besides Deutsch support the Many Worlds Interpretation, though they are a minority, and primarily educated in England, where the intense interest in quantum computing has at times been termed the Oxford flu.

Ketchup or catsup...you decide

Dunno if it's a highjack or more of random crap running through my head, I have a hole in my sock, hey look at the squirrel!

goinbroke2 wrote:huh...turns out I do know how to play "Wanted, dead or alive" or whatever it's called on the guitar.

Nice, you comin to woodsheds in June?

In June? I can't tell you what I'm doing tomorrow!


June...that's the one after...no wait, what?


Had 6 of us at the shop on Friday with lots of likker and guitars, zero production but the boys loved it. Saturday the oldest ones girlfriend showed up from Nebraska...I was expecting a tall blonde "corn-fed girl" but she's Mexican? Anyway, she's awesome.