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got a new camera

canon eos m2

very small, very light

amusing thing: with the included adapter, i can use all my current lenses that fit on the canon eos 40D (circa 2007)

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I feel like the BK&T forum is the earliest to bed of all the other forums. I think the traditional forum is just now heading to the club.
 
JWheel said:
I feel like the BK&T forum is the earliest to bed of all the other forums. I think the traditional forum is just now heading to the club.
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It slacks off here from time to time. I'd say most of the time it's because folks here are out using their gear.
 
JWheel said:
I feel like the BK&T forum is the earliest to bed of all the other forums. I think the traditional forum is just now heading to the club.
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Murphnuge said:
It slacks off here from time to time. I'd say most of the time it's because folks here are out using their gear.
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Or having to go to work the next day. Which, fortunately, I do not have to do tomorrow.

I, however, will not be among the early a.m. posters - if all goes according to plan.
 
DunkEm said:
Or having to go to work the next day. Which, fortunately, I do not have to do tomorrow.

I, however, will not be among the early a.m. posters - if all goes according to plan.
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My excuse, I'm at work right now.
 
I go to bed between 8pm and 10pm depending on the day. I need to keep up with the kids.... that like to wake up at 6 or earlier.
 
Jerry D. said:
Sweeney Tim, the Demon Barber of Seymour....
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Guyon said:
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Todd, the straight razors are incredible.
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TBL said:
Time for Todd to demo them ;) lets see that face smooth as a babies behind!
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Wait... I thought his name was Thaddeus??? :D

Edit: Also, good morning!

And if anyone is interested in traditionals, but hasn't been following the BF knife for 2015....

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1309063-2015-BLADEFORUMS-Club-Knife-Get-em-here!!

Here's your chance to spend more money!
 
GSO1962 said:
Here's your chance to spend more money!
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Please, no..... I'm done spending money for a while.

Hmmm.... I don't think "done spending money" is appropriate phrasing, but it works in this application. :rolleyes:


On a similar note, we turned in our notice that we are not renewing our lease for the apartment. :D
 
Yea I'm all monied out....

Going to pick out a shed/workshop here in a few... I'd like to get a bigger one but what's in the budget is a 10x20. Got a few options but what I'm having the most trouble picking is whether I want the door on the gable end or middle of the long front wall..

I like the looks of the door in the middle of the front long wall... But I hear gable end doors make for stronger buildings or some crap... Plus when I draw out how I'd like to set it up, the gable end door allows longer tables on both long walls...

Decisions..


Just got the wife a new gas grill... Birthday present. She wanted a gas grill since now we have an electric stove... The grill is sweet. Looks awesome, lots of room to cook, side table for sitting your beer...even a side burner for pots or pans...


Too bad it's not a charcoal grill LMAO
 
worldwood said:
Too bad it's not a charcoal grill LMAO
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Flavor tastes the same. I never wanted a gas grill, because I always thought the charcoal gave it the flavor. I watched a show on the food network about Weber grills, and they had gas, and charcoal. They said it was the grease dripping onto the flame, that made the smoke, and flavor. Sure enough, I got a gas grill, and I can't tell the difference. Nice to just go out there and turn the grill on, haha. I do still have, and use charcoal grills though, as I just like the process I guess.
 
Seems easier to add some mesquite chips in a charcoal grill... But I enjoy the tradition/routine of charcoal as well.

Just seems more natural and outdoor like.

Same as I can start a fire in the woods with a bic that's in my pocket... Or I can go to my pack and pull out the fire kit... Takes longer... But the results are more enjoyable when worked for lol
 
But I would add one more detail to Murph's new logo...

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;)

Noswad0208 said:
Smooth as a dolphin from the eyebrows down. :D
Take that JT! :p
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Not gonna happen on this end. Chicks dig the beard unit.

The Warrior said:
Flavor tastes the same. I never wanted a gas grill, because I always thought the charcoal gave it the flavor. I watched a show on the food network about Weber grills, and they had gas, and charcoal. They said it was the grease dripping onto the flame, that made the smoke, and flavor. Sure enough, I got a gas grill, and I can't tell the difference. Nice to just go out there and turn the grill on, haha. I do still have, and use charcoal grills though, as I just like the process I guess.
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I too was anti-propane snob for a long long time. Then it was explained to me how easy it is to use a foil packet of wood-chips to add real smokiness to a much-quicker way of cooking dinner. I don't agree that it's "just" the grease, but hey... Whatever works, baby! We now use our propane grill for a large majority of our cooking. It's quick, it works, it doesn't heat up the kitchen in summer time, the gas is the same or cheaper than using the inside range/oven, we have a backup if the power goes out, etc etc. :thumbup:
 
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I have the best of both worlds - a side by side. Charcoal on the left (cast iron grills) and gas on the right. Don't use the charcoal side a lot, but it's nice to have when I have the time. Burgers come out better in a cast iron pan, anyway, but I like to grill veggies, potatoes and pineapple....
 
I don't even remember the last time I made a burger at home. If I'm gonna go to that much trouble to eat beef, I might as well splurge and have a steak.

Grilled veggie kabobs though... oh heavens yes. Angie's got me totally hooked on those. :thumbup:
 
I think my strategy will be to get a gas grill for the majority of the work and eventually pick up one of the lodge sportsman's grills for when I want to go charcoal and cast iron.
 
james terrio said:
Not gonna happen on this end. Chicks dig the beard unit.
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It's true, there was a scientific study showing men with beards looked sexier than when they were clean-shaven, although too long of a beard and you become psychologically more intimiating and less sexy. A good balance is the best bet. ;)

crimsonfalcon07 said:
It's Tiberius, isn't it? Good morning/afternoon all.
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I would just call him Mr. T, first names are confusing.
 
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