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When it cools off i look forward to a lot of the little things Oktoberfest, dopplebock, and stout beers Crockpot full of ham and beans Things i hate Raking leaves Winterizing Pumpkin beer and spiced winter ale |
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Originally Posted By ScottsGT: My pressure cooker and cans of beans are ready for the first pot of chili. Extra beans so we can start the fall with a blast! Try dried beans man Just soak overnight and dump the water and rinse. The soak water has all the toots in it. Then put it on with broth and spices for a full day in the crock. Meat gets added in after browning and depends on the cut as to when. If you do ground burger in chili it doesnt need long. If you do chunks they need longer |
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No matter howw much you hate the media, it's not enough.
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Fall is the best season and it is not up for discussion. Winter - brutal Summer - brutal Spring - cold and wet and dead stuff everywhere. Fall - some warm, some cool, great colors, great fishing, most hunting seasons finally open, pants and hoodie weather! Wife cooking and baking more. Less humidity and less bugs. Then make it as far through winter as possible and when you can't take it anymore head south to a Florida beach for a week or two!! |
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Ah, Fall in Florida. It is not Africa hot anymore. Just hot. Only have to mow the grass every other week instead of every four days. No more violent thunderstorms every afternoon. In the Fall we real people have the state pretty much to ourselves. The shithead summer tourists are gone and the goddamn filthy ass snowbirds and winter tourists haven't showed up yet. |
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Originally Posted By Bringo: @Redman556 There’s probably less than an hours drive between us. I was just driving through Grover, NC last night and that’s literally right on the state line. If you trip and fall you land in SC. This storm coming through is supposed to bring some cooler weather. Like you said, Wednesday and Thursday this week it’s supposed to start feeling like fall. I can’t wait! I agree about the mosquitoes. I’ve put off outside landscaping projects till it’s cold because they’re insufferable this year. I typically love being outside all year round; I don’t mind sweating, but sweaty AND itchy is no bueno. You’re a little bit older than me, but I too remember a couple Christmas’s being muggy and warm. Like, come on weather, we’re supposed to be sipping hot chocolate under a blanket, not making margaritas and wearing flip flops. Originally Posted By Bringo: Originally Posted By Redman556: Originally Posted By Bringo: Cool, crisp, fall temperatures. Cool enough to use the fire-pit. It was over 90 degrees today @Bringo Yeah, this. I don't have a firepit, but I agree with you on weather. I'm in upstate SC, not sure where in NC you're at, but it can be about as hot there as it is here, and sometimes Charlotte and Monroe are as hot or hotter depending on how the weather front is moving. I want a double frost, as that's what it takes to kill the mosquitoes, one doesn't do it. They've been terrible this year. I wish they'd bring back the DDT trucks once every so many years. DDT was bad because of cumulative affects on bird's eggs and on humans. Once every three or four years wouldn't cause issues, but would knock out the mosquito population. Starting day after tomorrow, we're supposed to have a week in the high 70s, lows in the mid 60s. I'm ready for it. What I'm looking forward to is what we call football weather. High 60s or low 70s during the day, and high 40s-mid 50s during the evenings when the ball games start. Remember though, this is the Carolina's, and we have weather up in the 70s and even the 80s on Christmas. One year when I was a kid, probably about eight years old, so i the mid 1970s it was in the 80s on Christmas Eve, with violent, summer type thunderstorms. I can remember going to my grandmother's house next door in shorts and no shirt that day. Late that night the bottom dropped out and it was in the low 40s for the high. We have wild temperature swings, but that was wild. @Redman556 There’s probably less than an hours drive between us. I was just driving through Grover, NC last night and that’s literally right on the state line. If you trip and fall you land in SC. This storm coming through is supposed to bring some cooler weather. Like you said, Wednesday and Thursday this week it’s supposed to start feeling like fall. I can’t wait! I agree about the mosquitoes. I’ve put off outside landscaping projects till it’s cold because they’re insufferable this year. I typically love being outside all year round; I don’t mind sweating, but sweaty AND itchy is no bueno. You’re a little bit older than me, but I too remember a couple Christmas’s being muggy and warm. Like, come on weather, we’re supposed to be sipping hot chocolate under a blanket, not making margaritas and wearing flip flops. Amen |
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Originally Posted By konger: Pumpkin spice season ![]() Pumpkin Spice Latte Gangster Rap |
"Oh no! I know what you want! You coveteth my ice cream bar!"
"If the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?"
“When the going gets weird, the weird turn professional.”
"If the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?"
“When the going gets weird, the weird turn professional.”
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Mid 40s here at night, and the maples are already turning. Dogs are in beserker mode, they love this weather. Reading by the fire, wee dram and amazing stars. They're coming to pull the boat on Friday Yesterday was our last day out. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By tveddy: Try dried beans man Just soak overnight and dump the water and rinse. The soak water has all the toots in it. Then put it on with broth and spices for a full day in the crock. Meat gets added in after browning and depends on the cut as to when. If you do ground burger in chili it doesnt need long. If you do chunks they need longer And take the fun out of family gatherings? You heathen!
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Originally Posted By ScottsGT: And take the fun out of family gatherings? You heathen! ![]() Originally Posted By ScottsGT: Originally Posted By tveddy: Try dried beans man Just soak overnight and dump the water and rinse. The soak water has all the toots in it. Then put it on with broth and spices for a full day in the crock. Meat gets added in after browning and depends on the cut as to when. If you do ground burger in chili it doesnt need long. If you do chunks they need longer And take the fun out of family gatherings? You heathen! ![]() Save the soak water for me, Clark |
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I had to turn the heat on today, it was 68 in the house and I am sick. Give me another week of 80 degrees please, or at least until I am better. |
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"Dealing with Congress is like trying to have an adult conversation about the credit card with your alcoholic bi-polar Ukranian import wife."
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Award: 24/365 Most likely to be an appendix.
"Dealing with Congress is like trying to have an adult conversation about the credit card with your alcoholic bi-polar Ukranian import wife."
"Dealing with Congress is like trying to have an adult conversation about the credit card with your alcoholic bi-polar Ukranian import wife."
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My boss and I were talking about it yesterday; It’s been hot since the first day of summer, June 21st, to the first day of fall, September 21st. There’s usually a break in there, but not this year. It seemed like it hit 90 every single day for the last 3 months straight. It was so nice to feel that 62 degree air when I opened the door to take the dog out this morning. Might even head to work early and get a pumpkin spice for the heck of it
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