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It's not so much what's cooking as how or rather on what... I got this Blackstone flat top grill for my birthday in April. Since then I've learned to absolutely love it. Great fried rice, breakfast of every description - hash browns, bacon, sausage, eggs any way you like them pancakes you name it. Of course great hamburgers and the best quesadilla I've ever made. Heats up fast and is very controllable for different temp on the two sides of the grill that are independently controlled. The front of the grill is never very hot and works well for keeping things warm while cooking something else. Used it this morning for the sausage crumbles and the scrambled eggs while doing the tortillas for breakfast quesadillas. Super easy clean up and cooking is a breeze. Totally non-stick now. It's never had a grill stone on it and I can't see ever needing one. Has a nice water proof cover. I throw a couple of empty cans on the grill before covering to keep the cover from touching the grill and allowing condensation to form and get a little rust going. This is the smaller "portable" model - but I would not want to move it very far without help. Even without the propane tank it's 80+ pounds. Plenty big for us but for a really big crowd the larger 3 burner model might be better. I've always liked cooking outside and this just makes it so much the better. So if any of you good people on here are even considering something like this, I give it a five star recommendation.

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If you're worried about potential liability on that property the only answer you can rely on is one you pay a lawyer to give you. And then if he's wrong he's going to share in your liability too. I tried to have a contract prepared once that absolved me of any potential liability, found out (from the lawyer writing the contract for me) there is no such thing as a way to be 100% liability free. But you can get others to share it or insure you on it.

Do they make vise grip tweezers? About the cat. She's ours. Very cool cat. Sticks around outdoors while we're on vacation but does meow a bit too much on our return. Thinking of promoting her to hep cat but across the road neighbor has a really big gray that wears a very hep red collar. Don't want to start any trouble trouble.

Hey Wrench: What length of nasal hair is acceptable before trimming is required? Also, what should I do about that cat? She deserves the promotion but I'm a little worried what the neighbors might say.

Nuclear and Renewable both generate more power than coal fired.

Coal fired generation is less than half of natural gas fired generation.

I like the 0 Heineken.

Mainly to take wives to a fun in the sun place. Will do an inshore guide one day and if we can get our hands on some tackle, fish from shore, wade, pier, you name it. But it really is mainly for the women.😎 There is a tiki bar where we're staying but since you quit drinking that's of no interest to you.☹️

Leaving for Keys Tuesday morning.😎

And here I read this whole post figuring you were going to tell us how you got shot once. ☹️

Sorry man. Old Forrest is just not for sale. I actually use it here and besides, If you got it, I wouldn't be able to gig you anymore about my cool mower. We'll see about the fishing trip - we've got a lot of travel and other things already on the books for spring and summer. But I'd like to do that. And about the liquor - I've forgiven that debt with no hard feelings whatsoever. And plus all that, I just put a new tube in one of the rear tires yesterday. No way am I wasting that effort.

Hey Wrench - have I ever mentioned that old Forrest is the deluxe model with onboard beverage caddy?

Try a 60 pound amberjack or 100 pound Tuna or a 300 pound shark. I want to have a few beers and watch somebody else reel for a while after any of those. And when it comes to saltwater fish, none of those are really big, just what I've had the joy to deal with.

Idiot does not cover what it takes to shoot a person instead of a turkey's head. GMAFB. Put that SOB in jail from now on.

They have this other totally new thing called a leash that can solve the problem with Dog that feels he needs to protect the place.

They have this totally new thing that you probably have not have heard of there in the backwoods where you and your wife and your son all live, but they call it delivery.

Dave it's so good to see you back down here and reporting again. I don't know about anybody else but I missed you.

I prefer 120 volt saws - circular and saws most. 3/8" drill cordless is fine. 1/2" hammer drill 120 volt ten times out of ten. Porter Cable, Makita, Hitachi and Bosch are brands I've had good experience with and they're still out in the shop. The Hitachi cordless drill has to be 20+, has been dropped off the ladder and the handle repaired with duct tape to get the batteries to stay plugged in and still works great. Had the batteries rebuilt maybe 10 years ago at batteries plus and they're as good as new. Two brands I used to own a lot of when we were working are DeWalt and Milwaukee. But not a fan anymore, seem to have had as much or more trouble with them so I just went other ways.

And man did the wind ever blow! Limbs down everywhere here. And it rained a lot. But it appears I need to replace battery in the rain gauge. It says 0 in last 24 hours. Not the batteries. Hole that allows collected rain to flow into the measuring part was plugged up. Fixed now.

I read somewhere that deer like turnips. 😎 They can have them.

I've been to England 8 times and never been to London. You can go tourist anywhere or you can go slow and local. Tourist is not as good as slow and local. Anywhere on this planet.

^^ This is what old people do for kicks. 🤓

Why here's old Forrest right now...14.5 HP of Briggs and Stratton Cast Iron Cylinder Sleeve goodness, just itching for some action.

Sorry for your loss. Dave was a good man. I worked with him when he was serving as an Ombudsman with DNR. Total professional.