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Excellent! Please post pics of that all important virgin cook! What's on the menu??

Dude, that's just stupid crazy brewing!!! Made my 1st Gose this year. Did a kettle sour. Came out phenomenal!! Took it to NHC to pour at Happy Hour and Club Night. Got lots of compliments. On the "to brew" list again!! I'm in the middle making another batch of Purple Crack beer. The first one was a Blackberry Wheat with the Taz Pepperberries. This one is a Blueberry Wheat with the Taz Pepperberries. We'll see - fingers crossed.

Epic. I'd sit there with a nice bottle of wine and wait it out over an evening to see it unfold. The wonders of nature never cease to amaze me!!!

Pretty!

Nice!

Welcome to the Obsession! Pictures, please!

No, no - no, no, no!! Aussie version of a Hot Pocket!

Nice! What's for dinner??

Purple Crack to the rescue!!!

It does make an interesting piece of wall art, and it's functional, as well. Winner!

I'm originally from the other end of the state - Greenville.

Interesting contraption, for sure. I assume that the post also swivels? Otherwise, any lateral stresses might eventually cause that area of the blade to crack. And, don't bash your knuckles under the handle, either. Doesn't look like a lot of clearance there? Seems like the blade should have come almost to the edge of the board, so that the handle was outside the cutting board area. Sorry to sound critical, but you can't take the engineer out of the retiree.

Lovely birds. I wouldn't change a thing! @Grant - where you at in SC?

Great minds. Tonight's dinner is chicken legs and corn on the cob. Lady at the food stand said this was the last week for local corn. btw, Aussie, Jack ain't bourbon, son. See, the label says "whiskey" not bourbon!

@ckreef - reminds me of pea gravel. I used to swear that I was going to chip a tooth every time that I tried to eat it!! Maybe you reload shotgun shells with it and go bird hunting??

Shuley, all I can say is - NAILED IT!! Looks spectacular. Break a leg, kid, in the Guru Challenge!!!

Nice looking tomato, MacKenzie. We're in the middle of a late heat wave here - it's been in the low 90s for almost a week. It's confusing my tomato plants; they're starting to bloom again. Fingers crossed that this second, late batch of tomatoes ripens before we get our first frost.

Mayo works well as an adhesive, too.

Welcome aboard to another South Carolinian (I grew up in Greenville). You're going to fall absolutely in love with this grill when you see it for the first time! Like we always tell people - pictures don't do them justice. But, speaking of pictures, you know how we all feel about them here - more is better!!

Let me throw in my well wishes, too. Nice looking tri's there Shuley!

Hear yah, Jon! My last fridge had a design flaw in the damper assembly that regulated the air flow from the freezer to the fridge (side-by-side). First time it broke, the repairman was able to just replace the plastic damper part that broke. Next time, the replacement part was the entire assembly - only way to get the part now. So, obviously the repair cost shot up like crazy and it made the repair harder, not easier! So, when the same thing happened the 3rd time - bailed out and bought a new fridge. The old one was 13 years old; it was time.

That looks like one seriously dirty martini!

@sethYeah, call Dennis ASAP!