E4 No More

They're way too expensive to begin with. I never go there anymore for any reason.

Holy run-on sentences, Batman!!! :)

Perhaps if you waved with ALL of your fingers! :)

I'm surprised that the gasses didn't shred his hand. 

And spread to the floor! :)

I was moved into the office as the Battery Admin Chief, does that count? :)

  I care about who cares because they support the effort to disarm us no matter how stupid they are.

  Some people on gun forums say the same thing. :shrug:

  I know your joking, but I'm really surprised that not even hair was burned. Maybe it's because I trim my eyebrows so the I don't get Leonid Brezhnev eyebrows. It sucks how hair grows wild when you get older. :(

Just heard back from Bradley Smokers. Although they clearly state that they do not warranty grease fires, they are sending me a new box at no charge. :)

Bradley Smoker. Supposed to be one of the best smokers out there. http://www.bradleysmoker.com/    You are supposed to be able to pretty much so set it and ignore it.

It's been my experience that if people will lie about the little things then they will lie about the big things, so I don't understand why anyone would NOT have a problem with this.   I'm proud to have actually served in the Marine Corps in a couple of artillery units. I don't feel the need to embellish my experiences for emotional or financial gain.

Apparently! LOL!

Actually, the brisket turned out fine. There was enough fat on it to protect the meat. Everyone liked it, so it wasn't a complete negative experience. 

Opening your smoker and it burst into flames while it's sitting right next to your brand new camper.   We went camping at Cedars or Lebanon this weekend in 30-40 degree weather. My group decided that they wanted smoked brisket for Saturday's dinner, so I brought my Bradley smoker along with us. I smoked this very large brisket for a total of 10 hours. For the first 8 hours the temperature didn't go beyond 200 degrees because of the outside temperature. At hour 9 the temp was at 250 degrees, which didn't bother me considering the size of the brisket. At hour 10 I noticed that the thermometer was pegged, and when I opened the door it burst into flames in a back draft style. I'm really surprised that I didn't get burned since I have to lean over to open the door, (I'm 6'4"). I know that you don't use water on a grease fire, but the hose connected to the trailer was all that I thought that I had since I forgot about the fire extinguisher inside the door to the camper. By the time I disconnected the hose and got the fire out the smoke box was destroyed. Fortunately, the camper was unharmed, so I dodged the bigger bullet. But the smoke box insulation and plastic was destroyed.

Yeah, some of the people on this forum really suck! They know how to push the impulse buy button on folks. I find myself resisting quite frequently.    Nice knife. :)

That ain't a cow. :)

Ummm, no!

I threw people out of my business for being assholes. According to you I can't?

:Shhh: You'll burst his bubble. 

I'm specifically talking about in the event of being pulled over. When I was a LEO there were no laptops or such in the patrol cars. In Missouri where I was a LEO they changed the DL number to your SS number. I doubt they still do that since your DOB was also on your license which would facilitate identity theft, but back then if a person could prove who they were with their SSN and answer other questions then I wouldn't write them for forgetting their wallet.   The simple fix to this would be an endorsement on you DL: problem solved.

Since my HCP permit number is the same as my diver's license number, can the HCP be presented in lieu of the driver's license?    I'm a minimalist as far as my wallet goes, and if it's one less card carted around in there I'm a happier man. :)   EDIT: I'm betting no, but it never hurts to ask. :)

Howard, who has a history of mental illness, is being held on $125,000 bond for the possession of a firearm while allegedly being drug dependent or in danger of becoming so,"   What the heck?

I've been using Phenergan since 1998. It's inexpensive yet effective.   Phenergan (promethazine) belongs to a group of drugs called phenothiazines. It works by changing the actions of chemicals in your brain. Promethazine also acts as an antihistamine. It blocks the effects of the naturally occurring chemical histamine in your body. Phenergan is used to treat allergy symptoms such as itching, runny nose, sneezing, itchy or watery eyes, hives, and itchy skin rashes. Phenergan also prevents motion sickness, and treats nausea and vomiting or pain after surgery. It is also used as a sedative or sleep aid. Phenergan is not for use in treating symptoms of asthma, pneumonia, or other lower respiratory tract infections.

If I was a betting man I'd bet this guy will be telling folks that he lost his leg in the war; not from being stupid with Tannerite. :)