Shirt.Woot

Gatzby wrote:Seattle, baby. We're going to paint this town a sort of greyish red!

Why not we do a nationwide campaign of paining ! in Woot green all across America. Who's with me?!?!??!

Gatzby wrote:I'm the one that demanded the shrubbery. I still haven't received it.

Damn it I figured you had forgot about that.





sheesh just send the address.

Gatzby wrote:Meet me in the forest. Follow the Nis!

Time and GPS coordinates please.

I'm done here.

dontwantaname wrote:That is not enough information.
Done in what way?

For tonight?
For the weekend?
The week?
Forever? (again)

Mad your thread is not used?

Used too much?

Not enough information.

Please report.

Hurry!!! Gatzby posted in the dysfunction thread!!!!

dontwantaname wrote:You're in with the in crowd
You go where the in crowd goes
You're in with the in crowd
You know what the in crowd knows



(I tried looking up the lyrics, but they are too old, so that is how I remember it.)

Close enough.

But I'm not and I don't.

dontwantaname wrote:Maybe you are so cool, you don't even know it.


ok that makes no sense.

no, no, it does make sense. thinking that you're cool would make you uncool. gman at least qualifies for coolness.

dontwantaname wrote:But I hang around with you. .... doesn't that make me one of the uncool crowd too?

or perhaps you're both cool.

dontwantaname wrote:Well at least he is human

if you say so.

dontwantaname wrote:Not even a good morning?

What about good afternoon?

I didn't have a good morning; the afternoon can only improve - now that I'm home . . . I hope.

Gman if you have time will you post your recipe
for stew made in a skillet, cooked in the oven.
Thank you.
Rain

Raining wrote:Gman if you have time will you post your recipe
for stew made in a skillet, cooked in the oven.
Thank you.
Rain

It's not really stew; it's pot roast and I don't use a skillet - I use an oven-safe 6 qt. pot with lid.

But, using the following ingredients (I wing the quantities):

- +/- 2 qts chicken stock ( enough to cover all ingredients in the pot);
- One packet pot roast seasoning;
- A 1-2 lb. pot roast (cut into large chunks if desired);
- Several red potatoes skin left on; quartered;
- Many baby carrots (I use prepackaged for ease);
- chopped onion, celery, and a few garlic cloves, if desired;

Adjust oven racks so your pot is centered in the oven and pre-heat oven to 350;

Sear the meat on all sides in the pot on the stove in real butter and season with a little salt & pepper. Do not drain juices.

Sprinkle pot roast seasoning over all the meat; stir to coat well;

Add potatoes and veggies to pot;

Add enough chicken stock to cover ingredients.

Place lid on pot.

Place covered pot on cookie sheet in oven.

Let cook until meat pulls apart with a fork.

In my experience, that's about 3 - 3 1/2 hours.


And remember - I'm a cook, not a chef!!

Your results will vary!!

dontwantaname wrote:My grandmother was a great cook. Everyone loved going to her house to eat.
Although, you only got so much food. The depression never really ended in her house.

Somehow, even living in the same neighborhood, some butcher, same vegetables, even the same water.....Grandma's was fantastic.
My mom's version of the same thing was good. Mine was OK, not at all great.

Time, place, and people are seasonings only memory can add to a meal.

Wow. deadville again??

AZGman wrote:Wow. deadville again??

Or wrong wooter yakkin'.

G'night lurkers.

AZGman wrote:Or wrong wooter yakkin'.

G'night lurkers.

Ooops, forgot I was on the dead end thread. No wonder no one was yakkin'.

dontwantaname wrote:Gman! Your buddy Hasselhoff is on!
I'm sure you are watching it.

Yeah; I recorded it so I can delete it without watching it.

dontwantaname wrote:My grandmother was a great cook. Everyone loved going to her house to eat.
Although, you only got so much food. The depression never really ended in her house.

Somehow, even living in the same neighborhood, some butcher, same vegetables, even the same water.....Grandma's was fantastic.
My mom's version of the same thing was good. Mine was OK, not at all great.

prolly differs in use of unhealthy ingredients, like lard, butter, etc.

Time to call it a night.

AZGman wrote:Time to call it a night.

see you tomorrow.

G'night, Gracie.

This takes a short-while to load up.

If you're a WWII history buff.

Very cool pics.

AZGman wrote:This takes a short-while to load up.

If you're a WWII history buff.

Very cool pics.

Just...Wow!

I didn't know we had anything going on in Alaska during WWII.

pooflady wrote:Just...Wow!

I didn't know we had anything going on in Alaska during WWII.

A lot of folks don't. It was the impetus for the ALCAN Hwy.

pooflady wrote:Just...Wow!

I didn't know we had anything going on in Alaska during WWII.

You just live on the wrong side of the country. Don't worry we're used to that.

I hate Verizon. hate them.

kdccrosby wrote:I hate Verizon. hate them.

Do you know where you're posting?

pooflady wrote:Do you know where you're posting?

Yep. Congrats on Last Post Poof!

I was too busy having a hussy fit to congratulate you first.

kdccrosby wrote:Yep. Congrats on Last Post Poof!

I was too busy having a hussy fit to congratulate you first.

Oh. //Going to look.//

Sonofagun.

I'd like to watch a hussy fit. What happened?