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04-15-2020, 08:32 AM - 1 Like   #76966
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Word of advice, don't wear loose-fitting underwear and shorts when on a glacier - it generally doesn't end pleasantly...
You're not kidding anyone, we know you wear skirts.

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You're not kidding anyone, we know you wear skirts.
Ha! Kilts on a glacier would also not end well, especially when worn 'traditional' style... sunburn in the places the sun don't shine!
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Too bad, they could've been a source of protein if things get worse.
Termites eat wood and store energy in sugar, which makes them attractive food for ordinary black ants. Good source of carbohydrates.
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We're starting to not light the fire everyday here...
What, you have learned how to keep it burning overnight?

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I've had some bad sunburns in the winter.

Word of advice, don't wear loose-fitting underwear and shorts when on a glacier - it generally doesn't end pleasantly...
And don’t wear one of those dresses with the traditional under attire.
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Made a bourbon and Diet Dr Pepper run, one of those is for me, the other for Mrs Bob.
Picking up a meat order tomorrow, delivered curbside from a local butcher shop.
Ribeyes, filet mignons, spare ribs, and pork chops. Gonna have a busy Weber soon.
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spare ribs
Mmmmmmm, spare ribs.

I can hear the water gently bubbling just thinking about them!

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Mmmmmmm, spare ribs.

I can hear the water gently bubbling just thinking about them!
Ought to see the urologist then? Old age don't come itself...
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Mmmmmmm, spare ribs.

I can hear the water gently bubbling just thinking about them!
I like grilled corn on the cob, not boiled.
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What, you have learned how to keep it burning overnight?
No, it's a masonry stove, you just light a big fire in the morning, and then the bricks radiate out heat throughout the day, then if it's really cold outside. you light it again in the evening. Only heating source in the house. It has an oven built in as well - use it when the fire's out and you can cook a whole Christmas dinner if you want to!
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spare ribs
Well, if they're spare, can I have em?
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I like grilled corn on the cob, not boiled.
Bob, respectfully, you have no idea what you're missing.
Follow along:

Rub ribs with Famous Dave's rib rub. (preferably the night before)
Boil for 1 hour
Coat with Famous Dave's original sauce. (other varieties optional)
Place in a 350 degree (hotter would be better, but we'll get to that in a minute) oven for 30 minutes.
While (whilst, in deference to our British members) they are baking "broasting" you boil the corn in the water that the ribs were boiled in.
At the half way point (this is the reason for 350 degrees vs hotter ) you put Pillsbury Grands biscuits in with them. Mrs. P prefers the flaky, or her homemade, but I and both of my cats (seriously) prefer the original or Southern style).

Now do you get it?
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Now do you get it?
Yes, and now I'm leaving to hug the porcelain goddess
Hope lunch doesn't come back up.
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Real men smoke grill their ribs.

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Yes, and now I'm leaving to hug the porcelain goddess
Hope lunch doesn't come back up.

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!
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