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Post by **wilson** » September 21st, 2009, 8:53 pm

Did they delete the Recipe Thread over yonder? I couldn't find it.

captmojo · Post by **captmojo** » September 21st, 2009, 9:14 pm

CameronBornAndBred wrote:
wilson wrote:
CameronBornAndBred wrote:It is raining. LOTS. Not drowning in Atlanta like Wilson lots, but lots. And I have to step outside now and then to check on my brewing. I'm gonna give it some rain related name.
Washout Wheat.
oooooooh...we have a leader.

It is good. My thoughts quickly went to "Whitwash".

Rolvix · Post by **Rolvix** » September 21st, 2009, 9:38 pm

Won 2-1 vs. Washington tonight. Not a great game.

Can't wait for Saturday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CameronBornAndBred · Post by **CameronBornAndBred** » September 21st, 2009, 10:09 pm

captmojo wrote:
CameronBornAndBred wrote:
wilson wrote:Washout Wheat.
oooooooh...we have a leader.
It is good. My thoughts quickly went to "Whitwash".

Good one too! Everything is now back inside, but it definitely got some rain in the bucket. I'm soaked.

DukieInKansas · Post by **DukieInKansas** » September 21st, 2009, 10:10 pm

ArkieDukie wrote:
colchar wrote:I'm outa here for a couple of days. I'm heading to Mom and Dad's to help Dad cut and pile some firewood (he's too old now to do it by himself but doesn't seem to get that so I have to go and literally take the chainsaw out of his hands) and the relatives I stay with in Scotland are here (visiting a Great Aunt who has just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer) so they will be at Mom and Dad's tomorrow before they fly back home (living ten minutes from the airport makes it extra easy for relatives to drop by!). I won't have any web access while I'm gone but will be back on the interwebs Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Enjoy PWing while I'm gone and please don't go nuts and leave me with twenty pages to read through in this thread when I return ;)
Colchar, have a great trip. Kudos to you for helping your dad with the firewood. That can be a fun job - my sibs and I have done that as a group before. Fall weather is great for outside jobs like cutting and piling firewood.

So sorry to hear about your Great Aunt's diagnosis. A very dear friend and former colleague passed away from pancreatic cancer a few years ago. It's a truly horrible disease. I always think of him when working on our pancreatic cancer project at work, and now I'll add your Great Aunt to the list. I'll send vibes when I work on the project, which is quite often these days.

Vibes for success on your pancreatic cancer project. Please add Steve, a fellow church member, to your vibes when you work on the project. He has just finished his first portion of his treatment.

Rolvix · Post by **Rolvix** » September 21st, 2009, 10:23 pm

I wish it would thunderstorm here...

ArkieDukie · Post by **ArkieDukie** » September 21st, 2009, 10:52 pm

wilson wrote:
ArkieDukie wrote:
wilson wrote:Holy bejabbers, this chili is good. I must say, I've really honed my craft over the years. Possibly my finest effort.
Now I'm hungry for chili! You're going to post the recipe, right?
I've posted it on the DBArr! before, but will be sure to get it on here, too.

Saw the recipe, wilson. Thanks!

ArkieDukie · Post by **ArkieDukie** » September 21st, 2009, 10:57 pm

DukieInKansas wrote:
ArkieDukie wrote:
colchar wrote:I'm outa here for a couple of days. I'm heading to Mom and Dad's to help Dad cut and pile some firewood (he's too old now to do it by himself but doesn't seem to get that so I have to go and literally take the chainsaw out of his hands) and the relatives I stay with in Scotland are here (visiting a Great Aunt who has just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer) so they will be at Mom and Dad's tomorrow before they fly back home (living ten minutes from the airport makes it extra easy for relatives to drop by!). I won't have any web access while I'm gone but will be back on the interwebs Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Enjoy PWing while I'm gone and please don't go nuts and leave me with twenty pages to read through in this thread when I return ;)
Colchar, have a great trip. Kudos to you for helping your dad with the firewood. That can be a fun job - my sibs and I have done that as a group before. Fall weather is great for outside jobs like cutting and piling firewood.

So sorry to hear about your Great Aunt's diagnosis. A very dear friend and former colleague passed away from pancreatic cancer a few years ago. It's a truly horrible disease. I always think of him when working on our pancreatic cancer project at work, and now I'll add your Great Aunt to the list. I'll send vibes when I work on the project, which is quite often these days.

Vibes for success on your pancreatic cancer project. Please add Steve, a fellow church member, to your vibes when you work on the project. He has just finished his first portion of his treatment.

Will do, DinK. It definitely adds something to the work if you know someone who has suffered from a disease you're hoping to cure. I like a job where I feel like I can make a difference in the world, which is why I like biomedical research. Seems far removed from teaching to some, but the common link is there.

cl15876 · Post by **cl15876** » September 21st, 2009, 10:57 pm

CameronBornAndBred wrote:
captmojo wrote:[quote="CameronBornAndBred""quote="wilson""Washout Wheat."/quote"
oooooooh...we have a leader.
It is good. My thoughts quickly went to "Whitwash".

Good one too! Everything is now back inside, but it definitely got some rain in the bucket. I'm soaked.[/quote]

That'll add some flavor!!!! ;)

ArkieDukie · Post by **ArkieDukie** » September 21st, 2009, 10:59 pm

It's raining here, too! What's up with that?

DukieInKansas · Post by **DukieInKansas** » September 21st, 2009, 11:28 pm

ArkieDukie wrote:
DukieInKansas wrote:
ArkieDukie wrote: quote="colchar" I'm outa here for a couple of days. I'm heading to Mom and Dad's to help Dad cut and pile some firewood (he's too old now to do it by himself but doesn't seem to get that so I have to go and literally take the chainsaw out of his hands) and the relatives I stay with in Scotland are here (visiting a Great Aunt who has just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer) so they will be at Mom and Dad's tomorrow before they fly back home (living ten minutes from the airport makes it extra easy for relatives to drop by!). I won't have any web access while I'm gone but will be back on the interwebs Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Enjoy PWing while I'm gone and please don't go nuts and leave me with twenty pages to read through in this thread when I return ;) /quote

Colchar, have a great trip. Kudos to you for helping your dad with the firewood. That can be a fun job - my sibs and I have done that as a group before. Fall weather is great for outside jobs like cutting and piling firewood.

So sorry to hear about your Great Aunt's diagnosis. A very dear friend and former colleague passed away from pancreatic cancer a few years ago. It's a truly horrible disease. I always think of him when working on our pancreatic cancer project at work, and now I'll add your Great Aunt to the list. I'll send vibes when I work on the project, which is quite often these days.

Vibes for success on your pancreatic cancer project. Please add Steve, a fellow church member, to your vibes when you work on the project. He has just finished his first portion of his treatment.
Will do, DinK. It definitely adds something to the work if you know someone who has suffered from a disease you're hoping to cure. I like a job where I feel like I can make a difference in the world, which is why I like biomedical research. Seems far removed from teaching to some, but the common link is there.

Thank for the vibes and for the research. Teaching is important, but the research is crucial.

OZZIE4DUKE · Post by **OZZIE4DUKE** » September 22nd, 2009, 9:49 am

10+ hours between posts? Too much time is being wasted on grammar questions!

windsor · Post by **windsor** » September 22nd, 2009, 9:51 am

We promised Colchar we wouldn't leave him 20 pages behind, so we're slacking off.

Lavabe · Post by **Lavabe** » September 22nd, 2009, 1:10 pm

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:10+ hours between posts? Too much time is being wasted on grammar questions!

Not enough time being spent discussing pastrami!

windsor · Post by **windsor** » September 22nd, 2009, 1:17 pm

I did a Zumba AND a Pump class last night (pump = low weights/high reps)

I have been trying to locate a muscle that doesn't hurt today. I have not been successful.

cl15876 · Post by **cl15876** » September 22nd, 2009, 1:31 pm

windsor wrote:I did a Zumba AND a Pump class last night (pump = low weights/high reps)

I have been trying to locate a muscle that doesn't hurt today. I have not been successful.

Well, I guess if we worked together you could borrow one of mine!

Then you'd have success!!!!

I need to start my workouts again and get my coat out rather than getting ready for winter!!!!!

windsor · Post by **windsor** » September 22nd, 2009, 2:21 pm

cl15876 wrote:
windsor wrote:I did a Zumba AND a Pump class last night (pump = low weights/high reps)

I have been trying to locate a muscle that doesn't hurt today. I have not been successful.

Well, I guess if we worked together you could borrow one of mine! Then you'd have success!!!! I need to start my workouts again and get my coat out rather than getting ready for winter!!!!!

There are those on this board who might object to our swapping muscles.

devildeac · Post by **devildeac** » September 22nd, 2009, 2:27 pm

windsor wrote:
cl15876 wrote:
windsor wrote:I did a Zumba AND a Pump class last night (pump = low weights/high reps)

I have been trying to locate a muscle that doesn't hurt today. I have not been successful.

Well, I guess if we worked together you could borrow one of mine! Then you'd have success!!!! I need to start my workouts again and get my coat out rather than getting ready for winter!!!!!

There are those on this board who might object to our swapping muscles.

You must enjoy digging your grave even deeper. :roll:

CameronBornAndBred · Post by **CameronBornAndBred** » September 22nd, 2009, 2:29 pm

devildeac wrote: You must enjoy digging your grave even deeper. :roll:

Shoveling that much dirt will make your muscles hurt, so you'd be back to square one.

bjornolf · Post by **bjornolf** » September 22nd, 2009, 2:55 pm

Seriously, man, when are you gonna learn to just quit while you're just a LITTLE behind? ;)

You're starting to hang out with these guys,

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