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Old 11-22-2012, 02:44 PM
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I want to wish a happy Thanksgiving to all my American countrymen, especially those separated from friends and family due to military service and deployment. For the rest, may there be football and turkey. My wife & I are heading over to my dad's place soon with a load of bacon-roasted Brussels sprouts and a couple of pies. We have much to be thankful for this year, as do I hope you all.
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Same to you, Snake. Happy Thanksgiving to all of you! I'm thankful for this forum and all of the great people who populate it.
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Watched football all day; nary a game blacked out by EMP. Around lunchtime I kept an eye out towards the Southwest, then later the north/northeast. No mushroom clouds over MacDill AFB, Patrick AFB or Cape Kennedy. Looks like we dodged another one.
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Watched football all day; nary a game blacked out by EMP. Around lunchtime I kept an eye out towards the Southwest, then later the north/northeast. No mushroom clouds over MacDill AFB, Patrick AFB or Cape Kennedy. Looks like we dodged another one.
Ditto Fort Bragg, Pope Army Air Field, Camp Lejune, Cherry Point, Seymour Johnson AFB. All quiet.

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Ditto Fort Bragg, Pope Army Air Field, Camp Lejune, Cherry Point, Seymour Johnson AFB. All quiet.

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Old 11-22-2012, 06:58 PM
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My wife & I are heading over to my dad's place soon with a load of bacon-roasted Brussels sprouts and a couple of pies. We have much to be thankful for this year, as do I hope you all.
Best wishes to you all from the Land Down Under on your Thanksgiving celebrations. Snake, please elucidate on these "bacon-roasted Brussels sprouts". I'm a big fan of the Brussels sprout and those sound delicious.
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Best wishes to you all from the Land Down Under on your Thanksgiving celebrations. Snake, please elucidate on these "bacon-roasted Brussels sprouts". I'm a big fan of the Brussels sprout and those sound delicious.
So, it's basically Brussels sprouts, with the first layer peeled off then quartered. You spread them out on a cookie sheet, drizzle them liberally with bacon fat, sprinkle with salt & pepper and stick them in the oven on 400°F (sorry I don't have the °C conversion handy) adjusted for altitude and desired crispness. Alternately, you can save the first layer of leaves and throw them afterwards in the same way and make chips. Pretty damn tasty.

And, as far as I know, all the San Francisco area refineries here are still standing and operational.
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Is it worth noting the T2K attacks didn't actually happen until the day after Thanksgiving?
Give it time people...
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Old 11-23-2012, 03:56 AM
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I'm not certain you CAN be killed, Law. You're like a force of nature
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Hope all of you had a great day. I know this turkey got stuffed. We had about 30 folks from the clan at my nephews. Three turkeys and a ham, though one turkey wasn't touched much, plus all the trimmings and a table full of pies, cakes, and sweets.

Of course this being Texas they were rooting on the Houston and Dallas teams.. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Lot of tounge biting on my part LOL. Dangerous when your out numbered over 20 to 1.
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Is it worth noting the T2K attacks didn't actually happen until the day after Thanksgiving?
Give it time people...
OK, if you insist....

It's now 11/24/12....

Still Here!!!

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Saturday after, I am still here, no flashes and loud booms to the East and South East over the Pentagon and the White House. (Am living in Vienna these days Law and no, I don't think a puny thing like a Soviet nuclear warhead could kill him either. He'd just be like Radioactive Man from the Simpsons).

Did my Turkey Day festivities early. Namely because there was a death in my Stepfather's side of the family. His mom passed due to cancer and well, I knew them and was friendly, but not as close as he and mom were, so we did the day a week early and they left to be with the family. It's ok, I had a weekend alone to get other things done, like work on getting my new PC up to snuff and enjoying some other Chanukah presents. (It's a lot sooner than Xmas this year, next week in fact, but Amazon, Verizon and Fedex wait for no man).

I've got my health, a job I loive (evem if it pays boopkus), my friends, and a lot of time to paint and think these days, so, how in the hell CAN'T I be thankful? Plus, I have been doing more gaming than I can say yes to! Now all I need is a local RPG group that plays GURPS or T2K or Traveller and life could not be better.

Happy Holidays and to another averted TDM!

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Yup, no mushroom clouds on the horizon here either. So I'll play Pink Floyd's "Two Suns in the Sunset" instead
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So, it's basically Brussels sprouts, with the first layer peeled off then quartered. You spread them out on a cookie sheet, drizzle them liberally with bacon fat, sprinkle with salt & pepper and stick them in the oven on 400°F (sorry I don't have the °C conversion handy) adjusted for altitude and desired crispness. Alternately, you can save the first layer of leaves and throw them afterwards in the same way and make chips. Pretty damn tasty.

To clarify, that is 400°F/204°C for 15 minutes.


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And, as far as I know, all the San Francisco area refineries here are still standing and operational.

Another "Black Friday" in the hole and we're still here.
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