Jeffislovinlife
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Grilled cheese and ramen noodles
perfect for munchy food late at night and I've never done it in college
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perfect for munchy food late at night and I've never done it in college
Jeffislovinlife
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I think you're going to need a bigger bowl
Jeffislovinlife
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I would rather watch the original Jaws than the movie my wife made me watch last night the meg 2 I think the Sci-Fi channel would have said damn that movies too cheesy to put on
DCcan
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Maybe a motion activated 2 meter Jack-in-the-Box or RobowolfI lost two apple trees in two days because of deer. Damn those assholes.
This Super Robot Wolf Serves As A High-Tech Scarecrow In Japan
A Japanese company has developed the Super Robot Wolf, a very high-tech scarecrow that keeps all wild animals away from farms and crops.
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DCcan
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I was waiting on breakfast, wife said she can wait longer.
Looks like I'm on kitchen duty
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Sick, I'll take a 2 egg scramble with pepper and cheddar, my good man.I was waiting on breakfast, wife said she can wait longer.
Looks like I'm on kitchen duty
DCcan
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That's what I heard earlier! She said NO to grits though, lol.
With taters and bacon, so you have to wait a while.
Jeffislovinlife
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Coffee to all may you have a great day and a better night 
DMChiz
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This is prime apple pickin’ weather! Though late season apple varieties are better (Ambrosia etc)
After some of @DCcan ‘s delicious breakfast and @Jeffislovinlife ‘s coffee, it’ll be show time
After some of @DCcan ‘s delicious breakfast and @Jeffislovinlife ‘s coffee, it’ll be show time
Jeffislovinlife
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EnjoyThis is prime apple pickin’ weather! Though late season apple varieties are better (Ambrosia etc)
After some of @DCcan ‘s delicious breakfast and @Jeffislovinlife ‘s coffee, it’ll be show time
DCcan
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Wife was watching, counting the bacon this time, didn't believe my story "less than it looked like" last time.This is prime apple pickin’ weather! Though late season apple varieties are better (Ambrosia etc)
After some of @DCcan ‘s delicious breakfast and @Jeffislovinlife ‘s coffee, it’ll be show time
StareCase
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Ambrosia ... Empire ... Gala ... Pink Lady ... Honeycrisp ... yum to all.
Fond of the Northern Spy too, although they are a week or two from ready. Spy's are great for apple pies and stuff.
StareCase
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Speaking of which ... looking for all the golfers opinions.
Yours truly is in dire need of updating my wedges. The cheap shitty 52 degree wedge I have now is not handling the little game very well. I am throwing strokes away inside 50 yards. Our local Golf Town has Wilson Staff wedges in 52 and 56 degree lofts on sale for $130 each - regularly $175 each.
The Wilson Staff balls are nice - has anyone heard feedback on the Staff wedges?
laddyd
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Do you have a Costco nearby? They have a 3 wedge set that gets good reviews.
I get most of my stuff from e-bay, I have 2 Vokey wedges, a 54 and a 58 both SM7's. They were basicly new and were around 70 bucks each.
My brother has a set of Wilson staff irons that has one of their wedges. He likes my spare set of pings better and plays a couple of vokey wedges [my old ones] rather than the Staffs.
TCH
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Trimmed the buds off the stems of the CP that's been in the Koolatron this morning. It's in the jar sitting right at 62% after an hour or so. I'll be watching that for a bit. These were basically just the tops off of the CP#2. Currently weighing in at 3.022 zips. Just chopped the rest of that plant and am going to trim it and get it into the Koolatron for the next few days.
