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This is 200% off topic. I read this in my local paper. Why, oh why, was my first thought..... “Was it Dave Tracy?”

So using Susan B Anthony dollar coins would work for us in the US.

Over the past few years I’ve eaten a good amount of duck, goose and ostrich eggs. They’re all a treat. But hard-boiling a ostich egg is a pain. It works, but it’s tedious. Makes a damn impressive deviled egg. Next to try is making one as a red beet egg. That should be fun.

Instead of buying the kids, and myself, sweetened cereal, we’d serve up the plain stuff and add a small scoop of peanut butter on the side of bowl. Take a little nibble of PB with every spoonful.

I’d like to see this comparo - who’s worse at singing, Shatner of Telly Savalas?

The place in Denver, over the years, has done many different brats featuring mostly west coast beers. I’ve tried many of them and have been very pleased with the product. Brats & beer are a natural fit.

SA’s Lager is a very drinkable go to when your choices are limited at airports, casual places as many have stated. New Belgium makes a nice selection of solid beers. Rarely disappointed with their beers.

When is it better - Never

Here’s your man

On a regular binge night - Cheeers

Had a 94 model, newer style, 5sp. Was a blast to drive and handled very well. 

You are not wrong. Using cold water can be safe if done properly. The warm water method I suggested is also safe if done properly. I should have mentioned this method works best for small portions, not large items like a whole bird, and that this method is great if you need to defrost quickly.

Dude, trying rolling by hand with bad arthritis. Ain’t easy.

Dude, trying rolling by hand with bad arthritis. Ain’t easy.

The much safer method is to put the meat in a ziplock bag. Immerse it in very hot water, not boiling, @140 degrees. Let it sit in the water for 10 minutes. Then back in the fridge if your not quite ready to cook it. TIME/TEMP are two very important components of food safety when thawing meat.

I shed a tear for those dining room chairs the head was resting on.

Still have my original from the early 70's.

Still have my original from the early 70's.

Lancaster County, Pa - anything with the word Amish in it.

Pictures or it didn’t happen.......

I read the header, Cheetos Flamin’ Hot Asteroids as Flamin’ Hemorrhoids. Picture fit....