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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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It's one thing to have a kitchen, it's another thing to know how to use a kitchen. And an entirely different thing to know how to eat properly (and do it).


That's crazy talk, In-N-Out barely exists in OR and WA. And we like it that way! :bassist:
 
Somehow many of these concessions have made their way into airports. I've seen Whattaburger in Philadelphia International. The last In-N-Out I took in is in North Hollywood and that was a long time ago.

PDX has an amazing Deschutes Brewing concession and for a time they also had the transcendental Pok Pok garlic and fish sauce chicken wings. Could be worse!
 
I’ve been doing a lot better since I learned to close my mouth when I chew.

It’s a good thing, too. My laundry costs were getting ridiculous!

Fred Flintstone gushing as he opens a gift: A tie! With spots on it already!
 
PDX has an amazing Deschutes Brewing concession and for a time they also had the transcendental Pok Pok garlic and fish sauce chicken wings. Could be worse!

I learned well to avoid the sausage biddy in Shannon International. :vomit:
 
Most Chicago faucets will accept Moen parts.
Interesting, and Moen is a local business, too.
Any restaurant that requires a jacket and tie or a bib is a deal breaker.
If you were the maître d' of a fancy restaurant, when he walks in, would you ask Lee Sklar if he was wearing a tie? :smug: Of course, no jacket required, right? :woot:
 
Interesting, and Moen is a local business, too.
If you were the maître d' of a fancy restaurant, when he walks in, would you ask Lee Sklar if he was wearing a tie? :smug: Of course, no jacket required, right? :woot:

And when Flea walks in the same place?
 
Spent the day driving through the countryside. First thing that I noticed is very few properties and farms for sale. Normally there are many. Places of interest that were on the market late last year are all no longer for sale. I doubt that they sold. Looks like nobody wants visits due to covid.

Being in Walmart was odd. People kept asking for permission to pass by in the aisle. Never saw so much politeness. It was nice. Unlike the protest we drove by close to home. I went to Walmart to buy a collapsible hose, nothing else. Got distracted buying groceries and forgot all about the hose. I still can’t find bread flower anywhere. Lots of all purpose flour, but no bread flour to be had. With so many restaurants closed, people are still baking cakes and cookies at home.
 
The article needs to breakdown hardwood flooring into solid or engineered! :D

This morning we were looking into engineered for this application (small 9.5' x 8.5' porch-like environment/major recording studio), as we have more than enough solid white oak everywhere else in the house. :D

Should we be looking for something else that would be better suited to the closet vocal booth?

Ask the Amish what they recommend in hand scraped flooring.
 
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