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re: What Car Do You Drive?

Posted by sleepytime on 10/5/26 at 8:08 pm to
Yugo GVX,1991. It's the most desirable of all the Yugo's that were sold in the US. #jealous
Could be a vent pipe restriction if it's not a clog. Do you have a lot of squirrels around your house?

re: Simple food pleasures.

Posted by sleepytime on 10/4/26 at 8:58 pm to
Plain old tacos with crunchy shells. Follow the directions on the box with ground beef or leftover rotisserie chicken, toast the shells(very important) and add wherever you want. Friggin delicious.
Big Stretch caulk is the best. It moulds better, is less messy, shrinks less and doesn't separate. I won't use DAP if I can help it.
I can't help you out with the recipe but maybe can lend some help with some techniques that will point you in the right direction.

1.lightly salt and par-cook the mushrooms until they are just barely done, drain and freeze. Mushrooms are full of water, shrink a lot and par-cooking them helps keep the batter tight after it's cooked. Freezing helps a lot if you use sliced large cap portobellos.

2. Dip them in a heavily seasoned buttermilk batter. Their mushrooms had a distinct tang to them that I'm pretty sure was buttermilk. There may have been a hint of mustard too but my memory has kind of faded.

3. Toss in a mixture of AP flour and cornstarch maybe 8-10 turns, sift, shake off the excess flour and fry immediately at around 375 - 400 until the outside is brown and crisp. I don't remember the exact ratios I used but there's tons of recipes online.

I went on a kick years ago trying to perfect a fried mushroom recipe and this technique got me pretty close to the Caterie's. Sorry I don't have the recipe, the flood took a bunch of them out in 2016.

If you really want to kick it up, add some beef tallow to your frying oil.
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Most mechanics don't want to touch a European car. The ones that do know they can charge a premium for having to deal with that BS


Here's why: if you need to replace a $100 part, you have to remove 6 other parts that costs hundreds of dollars each to access the one you need. If you are lucky, only one of them will break during the removal process.

That being said, German cars offer better aesthetics, higher end luxury and a better driving experience than Japanese cars IMO but you're going to pay for it if you aren't mechanically inclined.
Gambling is a losing proposition for the vast, vast majority of people.

re: Weird trespasser story

Posted by sleepytime on 9/25/26 at 7:47 pm to
The shadow people put tracking devices in them, that's why they keep following him around.

re: Unfortunate but Funny Names

Posted by sleepytime on 9/19/26 at 5:34 pm to
Delicious Peters from Walker, LA. LINK for all the naysayers.
Having a bathroom attendant that refilled the urinals with ice cubes got expensive.
Scalia had a lot to say on this subject. Not all discrimination is bad was his stance if I recall.
This is giant load of social media hype BS. That study was from 2001 and it was in vitro, not in vivo. The results stated it *may* inhibit growth similar to other antibiotics.
Besides, you're body needs and depends on lots of types of beneficial bacteria, don't take stuff that's going to kill them off needlessly.
Get a sleep study done. You can have sleep apnea and not snore. Set your alarm one morning to only get 2-3 hours sleep, power through the day and don't go to bed until 11:30 or so the next night. Sometimes the more severe sleep deprivation will shake up your circadian rhythm. Make sure you're off of work and don't do anything that could be dangerous(driving, operating heavy machinery, climbing trees, etc). Try to abstain from electronics all afternoon and right after you wake up as well.
She worked for her dad at a dental office. He fired her 3 times for coming in late, not doing her job and causing issues with the other ladies in the office.

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re: Manda

Posted by sleepytime on 9/9/26 at 5:55 pm to
Manda ain't bad, it's way better than many other mass market sausages and doesn't shrink much. Butterflied, grilled and slathered with bbq sauce about 10 minutes before pulling it off is legit.
Both are kind of blank canvases that I enjoy equally. Rice seems to pair better with things that I cook but taters definitely have a place at the table, especially red potatoes.

re: After market power tool batteries

Posted by sleepytime on 8/29/26 at 11:09 pm to
I've had decent luck with knock off batteries. The main thing I've seen is the knock offs are much more prone to break if dropped.
If they ever made one out of stainless or chrome lined steel, I'd buy one. I wouldn't use them frequently enough to keep the rust at bay.
I'm going to miss their king cakes and hopefully this guy turns his life around. It's going to suck really bad for him after they add all the enhancements for those paw paw hunting guns.

Do they auction the guns off? I'd really like that Browning SA-22.