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Just Jack

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  1. I don't know what to bring...  I've brought this up before - I want to eat (d'uh), but coming from out of town (no cooler, etc), I don't have a lot of options.  If people want to share their grilled food with me, I'll be happy to bring non-perishable stuff (chips, paper plates, anything!)  Should we have some sort of organization (like a pot-luck) for the tailgate?  Or am I being too organized?

     

    I just want to make sure I don't starve  :devil:

     

    CW

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    Beer is a universal currency at the tailgate. Hotdog = 1 beer, ribs = 2 beers, prime rib = 3 beers, etc.

     

    If you starve at the Tailgate, it's because you're shy about asking people if you can try what they're cooking.

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  3. Actually, more of the country can get DirecTV than cable...  I read somewhere that only 70% of the country (or something like that) can get cable.  Why?  Because lots of people live in the boonies, and cable companies won't build the infrastructure there unless there's a certain number of people to make it profitable (which makes sense).

     

    CW

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    That's the issue my parents have. The cable run ends one mile from them. If enough of the neighbors wanted to get cable, the cable company (TW) would extend the run. But not enough people are wanting it.

  4. I've always wanted to build a trebuchet, but never had the time or lumber.

    I used to subscribe to a spud gun email list, one of the members worked on an oil field somewhere out west. He was building his out of old pipes, and using the field as a target range. Was reporting shots going for miles.

  5. Looking at the pics from yesterday reminded me of something - the #1 offense never went against the #1 defense.

     

    Just found that interesting...

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    Because Zolman was picking apart the #1 Defense with his #2 Offense.

    Pity more people didn't join in on my Zolman chant. Yet an injured Travis Brown sitting on the bench got more applause.

  6. I also find it ironic that many of the "hits" these days are nothing more than samples from old songs, and remakes of old classics. I heard some kid the other day talking about the awesome song that some crummy band wrote called "just what I needed". Yes, the one by the CARS. Sigh, I guess I am just old too....

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    I was working with a youngster a few years ago when Orgy's version of Blue Monday came on the radio. I started commenting about how these acts nowadays redo songs that I grew up with, and the younger generation think it's the greatest song they ever heard. Now we have 311 redoing The Cure. And I've even heard a dance/electronica version of Stairway To Heaven.

  7. I've made a few, a basic one, a small one I called "Lil' Spuddy", and a straight pneumatic that sounded like air brakes on a truck when it went off. That was my biggest and best. I had a stand for it so I could remotely fire, and interchangable barrels.

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