Fireworks after a minor league baseball game:
Dressing my doggo up:
Dressing my doggo up:
The Finer Things
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A good corner back scratchin' wall at the end of a hallway.
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I like there thread but I hate a big ball of ice in a glass... It only works well with one type of glassware (shown)... But you get points for drinking whisky.Dopp kits, socks, pocket knives, exotic cheeses, other accoutrements and food recs, etc... Let's hear 'em.
My contribution: Spherical ice molds. Keeps your drinks cold without watering them down.
A nice watch and a good pair of shoes. A few of each is just a good.
And a good watch can always get you out of a financial jam if needed.
The ability (and literal happiness) to pay for movers because I'm not broke and/or a college kid, trying to move 500lb furniture up and down stairs. $300 to save my back for the next month.. Uh, yes, please.
The best shave cream on the market.
I think this is a PERFECT opportunity to bring back an age-old argument... One of The Paddock's finest.. one that infuriated the masses..
Why, would you ever need shave cream, when you have one of THESE?!
My neck is very sensitive — and Lectric Shave notwithstanding — unless I use the most perfectly round, hydrophilic micro-spheres generated from ultra-refined synthetic polymers, I get a slight rash from electric razors.I think this is a PERFECT opportunity to bring back an age-old argument... One of The Paddock's finest.. one that infuriated the masses..
Why, would you ever need shave cream, when you have one of THESE?!
In all seriousness, I have to imagine it's caused by pulling. You ever splurge and try the higher models? The **** you buy at CVS for $39.99 isn't going to cut it. Unfortunately, if you go the electric route, you have top put the money in.
I have not tried high end electrics, but I have tried all the usual suspects — Norelco, Remington, Braun, etc... Does a high end one really make that much difference?
So the brands are the same, as far as I know. But they have different lines.. you can spend $30 for a Norelco or $300 for one. About 5 years ago, I bought one in the middle and it was great, no abrasion as I have sensitive skin myself. However, I got lazy and haven't cleaned/maintained it as well as I should have, and the blades are about 200% older than they should be... so it's not quite as smooth.
When it comes to electronics, you generally get what you pay for. I try to go with at least a mid-level model of anything. From TVs to razors to phones, etc..
I got a Trumpian Wall fence about to visually screen the adjacent rear-yard White Trash Bed and Breakfast. May 16...
Can not wait. Huzzah.
Can not wait. Huzzah.
Being put up by hard workin, full-blooded, papers carryin, American men?
Have you considered telling that fine establishment that whey will in fact be paying for the wall?
Nice. Yeah I'm ready to throw down on a good grill. Mine just never heated well enough, not sure that thing could ever crack 500. I hear if you get a Weber, the thing will practically pay for itself after some time.
I got stuck on an infomercial this weekend flipping around aimlessly. It was for the wood-fire Traeger grill. Those any good?
Nope. I can’t afford Americans. Got me Randy and his ICE squad
Egg is more for smoking and bbq right? I'll have to check Kamado Joe..
Oddly enough, I haven't gotten too much into BBQin'.. not that skilled yet. But I cook a ton of steaks, grilled vegetables, fish, burgers and dogs for parties.. I'm still in the "pick something up last minute" and not quite there with the "let's cook something all day"..
I have a kamada joe XL and a built in 36” propane grill. The joe for large parties and the propane grill for quick meals. Gotta have both. Learn to cook with both. Life is better when you can cook with charcoal.