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GH85Carrera 04-17-2012 04:49 AM

The weather yesterday afternoon was perfect chamber of commerce weather. The wind machine was broken and it was 68 or 70 degrees. That big bright thing was back in the sky all day and the yard finally dried out. I got to edge, trim & mow the yard while the wife planted a few dozen plants.

tweezers74 04-17-2012 07:25 AM

Good morning fellas!

Glen, you make me laugh! I always cook. I love to cook. I used to bake and cook when I had more time. Hmmmm... Maybe I need to change that. Try not to bake so much except for cupcakes for the boys because then I eat it!

Flying back to CA today for the rest of the week... Not pretty Newport Beach though. :(

Porsche-poor 04-17-2012 07:27 AM

morning all.

Good luck in CA.

Cooking not just a hobby.

GH85Carrera 04-17-2012 07:39 AM

My wife is the HR director at a local University. OU & OSU are the big universities and get most of the state funding. The university where my wife works is the one that keeps getting awards on their cost saving programs. They make due with a tiny percentage of the budget and staff of the other schools. She usually comes home mentally exhausted.

Cooking has never been one of my things. I just never got into it except for Spaghetti, and she does not like it the way I make it.

We eat out a lot.

Porsche-poor 04-17-2012 07:46 AM

I am the cook in the house and I am better at it. She will admit it. Started with her in law school. If I got home from work I'd cook.

tweezers74 04-17-2012 07:47 AM

I eat out a lot when I travel for work but when I am at home, I like to cook. Sometimes I don't have the time or energy but I try. And right now my boys don't have adventurous tastes right now so it is hard just cooking for one person. I usually make something and drop off all the rest to friends. My friends love me. :)

tweezers74 04-17-2012 07:49 AM

Wow! I guess I need to look towards older men? They seem to know how to cook more than the young ones...

Porsche-poor 04-17-2012 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by tweezers74 (Post 6693156)
I eat out a lot when I travel for work but when I am at home, I like to cook. Sometimes I don't have the time or energy but I try. And right now my boys don't have adventurous tastes right now so it is hard just cooking for one person. I usually make something and drop off all the rest to friends. My friends love me. :)

I'll get a Fedex account and send you my address!

Porsche-poor 04-17-2012 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by tweezers74 (Post 6693158)
Wow! I guess I need to look towards older men? They seem to know how to cook more than the young ones...

I resemble that remark.

GH85Carrera 04-17-2012 07:55 AM

I guess I remember the days of being broke. I bought my first house before I probably should have. I had to scrape up every nickle to pay the utilities and insurance. I ate a lot of rice and beans. This was before Ramen noodles, so I ate cheap, and almost never out.

Speaking of food, time for lunch. I am meeting the Stick for lunch.

Porsche-poor 04-17-2012 07:58 AM

have a good lunch!

tweezers74 04-17-2012 08:29 AM

Having lunch with the maybe new boss today before I fly out to CA...

A good hair day... I did my hair the way you like it, Max. ;)

Jim Richards 04-17-2012 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by tweezers74 (Post 6693245)
Having lunch with the maybe new boss today before I fly out to CA...

A good hair day... I did my hair the way you like it, Max. ;)

Blond? :eek:

Good luck with the maybe new job thing, tweezers.

I need to talk to my wife about some chile. She makes a number of tasty green chile dishes. Mmmmm. :)

svandamme 04-17-2012 10:50 AM

Taxes : done

now the wait for the refund in oct/nov

svandamme 04-17-2012 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by tweezers74 (Post 6693158)
Wow! I guess I need to look towards older men? They seem to know how to cook more than the young ones...

I can cook a 4-5 course gastronomical dindin for 30-40 people, on my own.
In a regular kitchen , though it's bound to get a bit messy.


have to admit, it's been a long while, i don't get challenges like that to often.

Jim Richards 04-17-2012 10:54 AM

I can't boil water without burning it.

svandamme 04-17-2012 10:57 AM

SweetNsource porc & ricer
http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...1_536164_n.jpg

Chicken filet , wrapped in smoked Parma ham, with basil& Mozarella filling
http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...15531396_n.jpg

Beef stew on Belgian beer
http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._6981956_n.jpg

carrot soup, with home grown carrots, seriously tasty carrotsoupe!
http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._5170793_n.jpg

Flieger 04-17-2012 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim Richards (Post 6692667)
Dave, are you ahead of Max in the "Stijn thread challenge?"

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Richards (Post 6692764)
I hope you both win the challenge. I'm a bit concerned that Max might have forgotten to engage his launch control when the challenge started. ;)

Yeah, I've been slacking. I have gotten side tracked with more urgent schoolwork. Plus I had already seen these two weeks coming where I am working to get ahead in school so I can go to the races on the weekend. Next week I might be able to make more progress. Dave's ahead at the moment but things can change pretty quickly in my situation- good or bad. I decided that today was not the right setting/situation to ask my friend about her friend. If I had been somewhat more alone with her, not in a classroom with others around I might have. I will try tomorrow. I might just go for introducing myself. Everyone has places to go after class so there is no real downtime to chat about such frivolous matters.

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Originally Posted by tweezers74 (Post 6693158)
Wow! I guess I need to look towards older men? They seem to know how to cook more than the young ones...

I am a really picky eater so I can make certain stuff but it is really boring and most of the time I just want quick nourishment so it is really bland, but not unhealthy.

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Originally Posted by Jim Richards (Post 6693443)
Blond? :eek:

Good luck with the maybe new job thing, tweezers.

I need to talk to my wife about some chile. She makes a number of tasty green chile dishes. Mmmmm. :)

No, curly. :) Like her facebook photo.

I would say my favorite is curly hair but depending on the girl other hair styles and colors can look very good. Red-heads, brunettes, blondes, I am not picky. But blue eyes do strike me. That is the main thing that captivates me. It is hard to describe it. They just seem so sparkly and make you want to look deeper into them. Maybe it is because I have blue (well more of a greenish blue) eyes?

Flieger 04-17-2012 11:16 AM

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Flieger 04-17-2012 11:21 AM

Dave, don't do this: Pilot sends plane into dive after mistaking Venus for oncoming plane - CNN.com


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