MasonM: Fried Spam: Slice Spam very very thin. Fry until Spam completely disappears Eat skillet The skillet has got to taste better than the spam.
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#11 by foreverserenity Thursday, May 12, 2005 That sounds great. #13 by little_whip Thursday, May 12, 2005 <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=c
1 Elephant (medium) Brown Gravy (Watkins Beef Soup & Gravy Base) Watkins Sea Salt & Watkins Pepper Two Rabbits (optional) Cut elephant into small bite sized pieces. This should take only about two months. Add enough gravy to cover. Cook over kerosene fire for about four weeks at 465 degrees. Makes about 3,800 ser
I'm sure we will Mason. And I won't have to spend all day making it like I do the enchiladas.
Thanks Mano, those sound great. I'm going to have to write these down. So I can try them all sometime. {There goes the diet. }
mmmmmm, that does sound good, Mason. Maybe I'll try that for supper tonight. Thanks.
That's why I said Can't legally shoot them. Smothering works well enough though. Just kidding. We just had 2 that tried. They suceeded, but then they were tried, and they were convicted. I'm glad they were c
Yeah, Floozie a potluck is where everyone brings something to share. It's at my church for the last night of kids club. I'm wanting to take a main dish and dessert or salad. Depending on what I decide to make. Darn all out of Rattlesnake meat. But it won't be too long until the snakes are out and about again. Maybe I'll get that recipe from you later this sum
I have a potluck dinner that I have to go to soon and I don't know what to make. I was thinking enchiladas but it seems like that is what I make everytime. Does anyone have any really good recipes they want to share? Thanks in advance.
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By the way, I'm not so sure I'm flattered to have inspired a thread about natural disasters. it was the short discussion we started on my other article that inspired this one.
Yes, and ironically enough, you're safer in the field spotting them than you would be in a house that's in the direct path...the main REAL concerns in the field are lightning and hail. Yep, but I won't take my kids out spotting with me. They are always tucked into their Grandparent's basement before we
Gid: I'm so happy to see another person that is fasinated by tornados. Are you a spotter or do you actually travel around the country chasing them? I'm just a spotter. I run around about 3 counties watching them during the storm season. I can't wait for the storm season to really hit. Although we have already gotten our first one in this area. {It was in early March. Only lasted about 15 minutes and didn't cause much damage.} <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/Wink.gif" border=
I would rather a tornado. They can be tracked rather easily and they don't last that long. We do get some warning the problem is people don't pay much attention to the Tornado Watches so when the Warning comes out they aren't ready for it. Oh and get this. On the day of Weather spotter training, we were supposed to have a mock tornado warning for the area but the weather turned and we had a real Tornado instead. It made for an interesting day at the jail. Not to mention that everyone was co
No, hurricane rule #1 is "Throw a Party." Rule #2 is "Move to Nebraska" I always get them confused! Guess that is why I have only visited Nebraska, and never moved there! Well you are both welcome up here anytime. <img src="http://images.st
Ok, Here it is. Which natural disaster would you prefer to deal with? Earthquake, Tornados, Hurricanes? Feel free to add different ones if you want. But I am curious. I would rather a tornado than a hurricane but I don't know about the earthquakes. What do yall think?
Not me, at least with hurricanes I get a week or so of notice. Besides, it's just a little wind and rain. Yeah but your hurricanes causes floods and mudslides and what not. Our tornados only last at most {in very extreme cases} a couple hours. We get plenty of warning most of the time. First is the Torn
I'll take my Vanilla Coke over Dr. Pepper anyday.
That's good news! It's not going to be built near Ogallala is it? Maybe not that's in Keith County. Anyway I'm glad you get a new facility. Thanks, Evorg. Nope, we are in Scotts Bluff County. It's about 30 minutes from the Wyo/Neb line. Although, we are holding a few of Keith County's inmates for them. <TABLE cellpadd
"Ten months later, China Marie Davis' autopsy revealed two broken collarbones, a broken left arm, a broken right rib, two fractures of the left upper arm, a fracture of the right upper arm, broken left wrist, a broken left hand, a broken left forearm, a broken right wrist, a broken right forearm, fractures of both thigh bones and a compression fracture of the spine. No one suspected anything because her foster mother always dressed her in suc
Maybe I'll actually keep my work id with me all the time then. It's the only other photo id I have other than my driver's license.
Yeah, but unless we get new tvs too, all they get are these little 12 inch tvs without the remotes. Thanks. I posted the whole article from the paper for you to read if interested. Mason is welcome to our town anytime. I'll even try to get him his own tank.
You are very welcome, elie. I've learned alot from you and others on here and I very much appreciate it. I hope you are doing well today.
05/11/2005 Jail bond passes by 2-1 margin By: Kay Grote , Regional Reporter The bond issue to allow the county to construct a new $12 million jail facility passed Tuesday by a more than 2 to 1 margin. The unofficial tally announced by County Clerk Vera Dulaney at 9 p.m. Tuesday was 2,596 in favor and 1,173 against. Despite a light 17 pe