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Last monday Guinnes passed away.
At the age of 10 he lived his life to the max.
Travelled all over europe, we were unseperatable.
He stopped eating so we made a last trip to the woods and then to the vet...:(

The house feels empty, and so does my life right now.
I know these feeling will mellow out but that'll take time.:(

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RIP my friend, you'll be in my heart and my mind forever
Damm knoefz! Very sorry to hear that. I hope your pain will ease up soon :thumbsup::thumbsup: RIP Guinnis !
 
Spent 9 hours installing crown moulding with my girlfriend in her kitchen, and I'm happy to report we're still together.

dude. so lame :D

her kitchen. your work. still together? shit.

how much is she paying you? :D
 
Gonna try out a carbon steel skillet, besides the stainless steel skillet I just got, to compare them against the old reliable cast iron. The black steel model I picked up is a beast of a tanker, heavy duty and thick. It's French, made by Matfer Bourgeat. I just eased over the edges with some emery, then started the seasoning. I reckon a round of bacon and eggs is in order this weekend, some kind of taters to go with ought to about do it. A pan seared steak... ohhhhhhh. :)
 
Gonna try out a carbon steel skillet, besides the stainless steel skillet I just got, to compare them against the old reliable cast iron. The black steel model I picked up is a beast of a tanker, heavy duty and thick. It's French, made by Matfer Bourgeat. I just eased over the edges with some emery, then started the seasoning. I reckon a round of bacon and eggs is in order this weekend, some kind of taters to go with ought to about do it. A pan seared steak... ohhhhhhh. :)

my cast-iron buddy bought such a skillet, and likes it quite a bit. He has a damaged wrist, and it's a good bit lighter. He's restored some fabulous vintage Griswold, tho...
 
You know that thick layer of fat running through a brisket after smoking it?
Did you realize that after cooling the slab, you can trim it out, slice it 1/4" thick, and fry it like bacon?
Wait. What??? I feel like my life might have just changed in an amazing way...

Got any pics?
 
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