Yeah, same for me. He's a bit too much of a spaz and reminds me of what happens to rednecks when they come into a lot of money. I probably cut him some slack because he's an Aggie.Quote:
Originally Posted by KevDen2005
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Yeah, same for me. He's a bit too much of a spaz and reminds me of what happens to rednecks when they come into a lot of money. I probably cut him some slack because he's an Aggie.Quote:
Originally Posted by KevDen2005
Does that gun remind anyone else of a Noisy Cricket?
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My kid's first firearm. Ruger 10/22 Bull barrel Pink
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Got a new one of these, the Kenmore branded one was 25 years old and no longer sealing well
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Originally Posted by Gman
You came into a lot of money and bought the Tiger Guy and a tiger? Or just the tiger? Or just the guy?Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
Just the necklace.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
Smart. We've used our vacuum sealer a lot lately for meats and fish, prepared soups and stews, coffee beans, even pet kibble. Double bagged in freezer ziplocs foods can stay fresh and free from freezer burn for years. I've kept different freezer foods separated using cardboard boxes but would like to use sealed plastic bins to further prevent oxidation if I could find the right stackable box containers.Quote:
Originally Posted by thedave1164
The spouse uses those reusable / canvas shopping bags, from different stores. Meats and veggies are in color coded bags. Handles make lifting easier and not as prone to breakage as plastic or cardboard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
Throw in her excel sheets for inventory. 1 for the freezers and 1 inside, as we move from storage to house.
I use milk crates in my chest freezer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer