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SpotCheckBilly
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re: 'I wear it on my middle finger': The rise of the defiant divorce ring
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/7/26 at 11:15 am to Shexter
Jewelry store scam.
I wanted nothing to remind me of my ex. When I signed the papers, I was done with her.
I wanted nothing to remind me of my ex. When I signed the papers, I was done with her.
re: Smoked the best pork butt of my life on Saturday. Interested in how y'all do it.
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/6/26 at 4:12 pm to Napoleon
I have a Primo Kamado and this is my butt routine:
Score the butt with a knife.
Add salt, pepper, and rub,
Slather in mustard (usually mix in some hot sauce and more rub)
Put on grill around 8pm at 225 over a water pan.
Go to bed. Check it when I get up.
If it needs a little more time, either by checking the internal temp or by seeing if it has separated from the bone, then I open the grill up to raise the temp and crisp it up.
If it's ready, I double wrap it and put it in the microwave or a cooler for a couple of hours.
Open the grill up either way and throw some sausages on the grill for breakfast.
Score the butt with a knife.
Add salt, pepper, and rub,
Slather in mustard (usually mix in some hot sauce and more rub)
Put on grill around 8pm at 225 over a water pan.
Go to bed. Check it when I get up.
If it needs a little more time, either by checking the internal temp or by seeing if it has separated from the bone, then I open the grill up to raise the temp and crisp it up.
If it's ready, I double wrap it and put it in the microwave or a cooler for a couple of hours.
Open the grill up either way and throw some sausages on the grill for breakfast.
re: Voyagers - Orange Beach
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/6/26 at 9:57 am to moontigr
We went to Jesse’s once. The food was good, and would have been better had they not forgotten to put our order in. I like the view.
re: Nathan’s contest
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/5/26 at 3:57 pm to uptowntiger84
quote:
I'll eat all three of those brands hotdogs.
Hebrew National, Nathans, Sabrett's are all good. I think I like Sabrett's the best, but will usually buy whichever is the best buy.
re: Smithey skillets are absolutely the best.
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/5/26 at 10:35 am to tonydtigr
I look for old BSRs. They cook as well as the Griswolds and Wagners and you can find them at estate sales and Goodwill and redo them however you want.
re: Request for husband diagnosed with 2 cancers
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/5/26 at 10:22 am to tigerbecco
Prayers sent from a different breed of Tiger. Best wishes for Joe and the Layne family
re: They Thought They Knew America… Until the World Cup 2026 Changed Everything
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/5/26 at 10:15 am to cadillacattack
You rock, Cadillacattack!! Well done!
re: William Shatner chats with cnn anchors Brianna Keilar and Laura Coates
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/5/26 at 10:11 am to shutterspeed
quote:
William Shatner chats with cnn anchors Brianna Keilar and Laura Coates
I thought so too. Looked good and sounded good.
re: 250 years…
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/5/26 at 6:48 am to BeachTiger2018
I thought it was pretty awesome. I expected as much and was not disappointed. All the fly-overs were especially cool.
re: Who is the most forgettable former head coach?
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/4/26 at 4:50 pm to brambo
quote:
Most forgettable? Multiple times I have forgotten that Harsin coached at Auburn if that counts.
We try to forget Harsin too. The last time we had a coach that bad, we fired him and hired Shug.
Surprised no one has mentioned Jack Crowe or Galen Hall.
re: For those 60 and up
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/4/26 at 12:53 pm to Btrtigerfan
I was in rural Virginia and Maryland last week. I saw tons of American flags and banners celebrating the 250th.
re: Do you consider the apple fritter a donut?
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/3/26 at 10:51 am to ClientNumber9
No, it's a fritter, not a donut. Donuts have holes or fillings.
re: What’s something you learned the Hardway?
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/1/26 at 3:21 pm to JellyRoll
If your dog doesn't like your prospective girlfriend, listen to the dog.
re: Pictures from days gone by....
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 7/1/26 at 2:50 pm to mauser
That Hotpoint washer and dryer may still be running.
re: Handicap Parking Violations
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 6/30/26 at 8:57 am to Cregg
My mom had one, but instead of using it, I would drop her off at the door, park in a normal spot, then pick her up at the door. When she passed and I transferred the car to my name, the lady axed if I wanted to also renew the handicap tag. I said no.
re: More Europeans die from heat than Americans die from guns
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 6/29/26 at 5:20 pm to sgallo3
quote:
European heat-related deaths primarily impact the elderly, women, and urban populations. People aged 65 and over account for roughly 85% of total heat fatalities, with the risk for those over 80 being substantially higher. Additionally, women experience heat-related mortality rates 55% to 63% higher than men.
To hell with granny.
re: Are bobcats the greatest stealth animal?
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 6/29/26 at 5:16 pm to genro
I've seen one bobcat in the wild, oddly near our subdivision in the Atlanta metro. I have heard them several times.
re: 2016-2021 Tundra
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 6/29/26 at 7:15 am to NPComb
I have a 1st Gen Tundras with a 4.7L V8. I know two people who have the same truck who have topped 500k. Mine's not there yet,
Most dependable vehicle I have ever owned, by far.
Most dependable vehicle I have ever owned, by far.
re: Boomers and long-term impact on younger generations
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 6/28/26 at 7:31 am to chity
What I see is companies who like to push older workers out the door because they have accumulated raises and cost more. They also avoid hiring older workers, despite great experience. That's age discrimination and illegal, and virtually impossible to prove.
So then they hire younger employees, but soon find that they want more and more benefits for working less and less, and you have to baby-sit them and listen to their whining.
Next, they look overseas, to places like Eastern Europe where you can basically get 2-3 tech workers for the price of one American. The time difference adds some constraints and labor laws pose some additional costs, but they tend to do alright.
And then there's India, where you can sometimes get as many as 5 workers for the price of one American, but like a box of chocolates, you never know what you will get and the time difference and accents can be problematic.
Product managers beg for experienced Americans, settle for eastern Europeans, and try to avoid getting too many Indians.
So then they hire younger employees, but soon find that they want more and more benefits for working less and less, and you have to baby-sit them and listen to their whining.
Next, they look overseas, to places like Eastern Europe where you can basically get 2-3 tech workers for the price of one American. The time difference adds some constraints and labor laws pose some additional costs, but they tend to do alright.
And then there's India, where you can sometimes get as many as 5 workers for the price of one American, but like a box of chocolates, you never know what you will get and the time difference and accents can be problematic.
Product managers beg for experienced Americans, settle for eastern Europeans, and try to avoid getting too many Indians.
re: Is tupelo honey the best honey in the world
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 6/27/26 at 11:21 am to spslayto
Orange Blossom honey is my favorite.
re: What are some no longer cool terms that you still use?
Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 6/25/26 at 8:45 pm to hogminer
quote:
piss ant
dip stick
idgit
"pissant" is a perfectly good word.
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