Guide: How to refinish your speakers
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While you're at it, if you happen across the thread with the video of the girl on the Slip 'n Slide who overshoots the runway and launches up and off the ramp at the end, I'd be interested in revisiting that one.I disabled signatures.
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Well while we are kicking some nuts....
Scott,
You ever ride a unicycle? Better yet, without a seat...
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I remember the sideways speaker thread, too...
Unicycles, eh?
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Loltxcoastal1 wrote: »Well while we are kicking some nuts....
Scott,
You ever ride a unicycle? Better yet, without a seat...
Inquiring minds really don't want to know.
No answer, as requested.
However, in the spirit of continued sack abuse, that rusty seatless beach cruiser you keep hidden behind the garden shed has the pedal axles 3/4 sawn through now. We should race sometime. Uphill.I disabled signatures. -
I have an antique Plomb tool box from the early 1930's that needs some freshening up. I'm hoping I came to the right thread for some refinishing advice
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First you will ramen mixed with super glue where the paint is missing, sand, sand, sand, then use finger paint- Not Tom ::::::: Any system can play Diana Krall. Only the best can play Limp Bizkit.
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First you will ramen mixed with super glue where the paint is missing, sand, sand, sand, then use finger paint
Oatmeal will work, too, in a pinch.
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Just be careful. Those Thai lady boys in skinny jeans are selling fake buy black paint. We all know black paint has been unattainable for quite some time.The Gear... Carver "Statement" Mono-blocks, Mcintosh C2800 Arcam AVR20, Oppo UDP-203 4K Blu-ray player, Sony XBR70x850B 4k, Polk Audio Legend L800 with height modules, L400 Center Channel Polk audio AB800 "in-wall" surrounds. Marantz MM7025 stereo amp. Simaudio Moon MiND2 Shunyata Triton/Typhon Rotel RP9400 Turntable
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mhardy6647 wrote: »
So will beaten eggs. Keep away from heat until dry.I disabled signatures. -
Thumbs up!mhardy6647 wrote: »
So will beaten eggs. Keep away from heat until dry.
Farm raised, flame finished.
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The egg cooking on the right is the green one.
What kinda pan is that? I need a new one.I disabled signatures. -
Hexclad, best pots and pans ever- Not Tom ::::::: Any system can play Diana Krall. Only the best can play Limp Bizkit.
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That was not the green one. These were the second white one from the left and the light brown one second from the right in the top row.
Which begs the question … what makes an egg green?
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Do you remove the Chalaza before cooking (usually when frying) an egg?
I do not. I've known people that do so, every time.
Just curious.
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I mean he did mention paper towels- Not Tom ::::::: Any system can play Diana Krall. Only the best can play Limp Bizkit.
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Breed of chicken in most cases.Which begs the question … what makes an egg green? -
aprazer402 wrote: »
Do you remove the Chalaza before cooking (usually when frying) an egg?
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Never. Why would ya? And how would ya?
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Breed of chicken in most cases.Which begs the question … what makes an egg green?
So, I’m told this one chicken lays green, blue and one other color (which I’ve forgotten) eggs. I’ll have to ask more questions. It has also been named, so I’ll pass that along, as well.
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aprazer402 wrote: »
Do you remove the Chalaza before cooking (usually when frying) an egg?
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Never. Why would ya? And how would ya?
https://www.spicysaltysweet.com/how-to-remove-the-chalaza-from-an-egg/
^^^^ There are methods.
No one in my family ever paid attention to it. One morning in the mid 1970's,
one of my mother's friends came by when we were making breakfast. She
went to the frying pan and said she always removed that. We never removed one even
after she showed us. She was from a farm in central Iowa.
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Well I'll be dipped in chicken droppings: what a super informative thread..........I'd never heard about chalaza till today.
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Holy crap! I would never fix eggs if I felt that was necessary. That’s more tedious-sounding than taking the membrane off a rack of ribs, which is also pretty much optional.
By the way, a PAPER TOWEL works best for grabbing the membrane and pulling it off!
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The hen put all that stuff in there, so we eat it.
Our eggs are all locally sourced. Indeed, we know many of the hens -- not on a first name basis or anything, but we've met.
I use a Le Creuset frying pan for omelets (FWIW).
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Holy crap! I would never fix eggs if I felt that was necessary. That’s more tedious-sounding than taking the membrane off a rack of ribs, which is also pretty much optional.
By the way, a PAPER TOWEL works best for grabbing the membrane and pulling it off!
I peeled the membrane off two racks of pork spareribs I made yesterday. I used a paper towel too.
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Made two pans of spareribs. Just over some ****. In oven,covered with foil, then uncovered last 30 minutes to brown. They're not burnt, the paprika I added on top forms a crust. Boiled some white new potatoes, then buttered them and added fresh parsley. They were good. But I prefer smoking them outdoors. Baby back ribs are better too! -
Can't type K R A U T ? How about Sauerkraut ?
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How do you remove the chalaza when making hard boiled eggs?
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