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shepp

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  1. Also THIS!!
  2. I’m not sure why you’re so surprised it’s simple economics
  3. I’ve been watching longmire on Netflix
  4. shepp

    Grilling

    Think we talked about it in the desert but it pulls some moisture out and crisps up
  5. shepp

    Grilling

    Add a teaspoon of corn starch to your wing mix next time and let them sit an hour or so in that mix is a game changer
  6. shepp

    Grilling

    I do secret weapon: dominator 2:1 with a splash of death dust for all my pork
  7. shepp

    Grilling

    & @98Z5V i forgot to add brown the meat before hand
  8. shepp

    Grilling

    You should get a smoke tube for your gas grill be a nice touch even when doing things like steaks or burgers https://www.homedepot.com/p/A-MAZE-N-12-in-Smoker-Tube-AZACC001240085/301314638
  9. shepp

    Grilling

    You smoke it 45 min- hour before mixing it sO that everything gets some smoke. Then stir it all up and go another hour or two -1 roll hot pork sausage -1 package chorizo -3 jalapeños semi seeded and diced -1/2 sweet onion diced -2 10oz cans fire roasted rotel -1 14.5oz can original rotel -2 pound block of velveeta blanco queso and 8oz cream cheese temp 225 2-3,hours lay out as pictured if smoking or even cooked in wood or charcoal 45-60 min later stir and let go an hour or so longer stirring often first time I did it, it didn’t have enough heat, this time it was about perfect
  10. shepp

    Grilling

    Did queso on the pellet grill today
  11. This is why I own another 30-06. Even in august I got 200 rounds at normal price I could hunt with
  12. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
  13. https://www.livescience.com/cocaine-hippos-boost-colombian-ecosystem.html pretty interesting
  14. No way bro, not a chance in hell I’m picking a refer case with that
  15. If anyone is unsure what a Johnson bar “Johnny” is its this devil of a MF, 6’ long oak plank with wheels and an angled piece of metal in the end
  16. This one come off the rail of a case and caught the end cap popping my end back up. Caught me in the bottom of my chin snapping my mouth shut. I bite thru my tongue in 3 places, split my chin open and sent my hard hat 20’. One of the only times I’ve ever seen stars but it didn’t KO me. I did end up with 4 stitches in my chin and a tetanus shot.
  17. Oh I’m not complaining we usually get a good end of the year bonus. And it made me happy that I could replenish the money I didn’t plan on spending yesterday today
  18. Probably should be the same, genetics and getting smashed in the face with a Johnny bar haven’t helped me none
  19. That one came out the wrong time of year, would be a great hot July IA/WI day beer
  20. Owner gave me a 500$ Christmas gift this morning, good news is it pays for half the broken tooth I had fixed yesterday. merry fucking Christmas
  21. How about this one https://spikestactical.com/collections/stripped-lowers/rare-breed-stripped-samurai-lower-receiver/
  22. since the granola eaters have been fighting tge F-35’s coming to the base I’ve been on the 115ths mailing list, I just received this Support for the family of Capt. Durwood "Hawk" Jones MADISON – Chris “Desi” Arenz, Executive Director of the Badger Air Community Council (BACC) and a former pilot with the 115th Fighter Wing released the following statement: "On behalf of the Badger Air Community Council (BACC) I want to extend our deepest condolences to the family of Air Force Capt. Durwood “Hawk” Jones. Your family has suffered an unimaginable loss, and you will be in our thoughts and prayers as we all grieve the loss of your husband, father, son, son-in-law, friend, colleague and hero. Our community, state and country have suffered a tremendous loss. We are proud of Capt. Jones. He will be remembered as a patriot, leader, a decorated pilot and a proud American who served his country with tremendous valor. He will be sorely missed. The four generations of airmen and families of the 115th Fighter Wing are woven into the fabric of our community. They are our friends, neighbors, colleagues and family. A loss felt by them is a loss felt by all of us. This tragedy is an unfortunate reminder of the sacrifices that are borne by the 1,200 men and women who serve at the 115th Fighter Wing, and their families, and all of our military service members and their families. It is also an important reminder for us as members of the greater community of the need to support and lift them up." Captain Durwood is survived by his wife and two children. Because of the overwhelming outpouring of support that has been expressed to the 115th Fighter Wing and Wisconsin National Guard, the BACC has been asked to establish a fund to benefit the family. A donation link can be found on our website at www.badgerair.org. or donations can be mailed and made out to Badger Air Community Council, P.O. Box 192, Madison, WI, 53701, with “Jones Family” in the memo.
  23. Not sure how they did it but ive seen other breweries add actual toasted marshmallows
  24. @jtallen83 damn this was good!!! Not overly sweet solid roasty chocolate and marshmallow, could have used some more boozy, but a solid 4.50⭐️
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