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DMiller said:
How big is that grill, JY you listening!!!!
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I don't remember how big it is, I can cook 10 ribeye's on it at one time real easy-probably 12. There is another grate I can put in the middle. It's built out of 10 gauge and some parts and pieces from other BBQ's.
That spring on the vent is a detent spring from a Eaton gear box. lol
 
Blocker in MS

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So I was just sitting here thinking about the “Many World’s” theory that there may be in another parallel universe a world just like this where Blocker in MS is typing these very words with a dog named Bacon lying right beside him but Son#2 did NOT just come and say there was a half eaten marshmallow stuck to the floor. If we imagine that this is true and carry the thought experiment out farther we reach one of the infinitely many correct conclusions that in another universe just like this there is a Blocker in MS typing these very words while a dog named Bacon lays beside him and there is no such thing as Tier 4 emissions. If this might be true, then there is a universe in which you only have to go outside and exclaim in good faith the correlation of giant tumbleweeds blowing through the NW and the proximity of the Hanford site in relation to the red shift of the sales of the hit single counting blue cars when viewed through the crisp clean air provided by the methane converted ebike factory in Central Asia and you might open the correct Einstein-Rosen bridge to see the llama loving sloths and through aid from Ronsii, keeper and chief chemist of thy Holy hand grenade, attract the attention of the sloths from their perpetual BBQ and illicit them to carry you to said universe for the price of a nice new Canadian dog toy bought from precedes from the sale of your bountiful pecan crop, for you to proceed to said universe under the watchful eye of our very own Master of the Universe whose prolific fortitude made possible such an inter dimensional trip by sharing his discovery of sustainable fusion technology after attempts to dislodge a particularly pesky frozen track master link pin using only laser pointers.
 
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Blocker in MS said:
So I was just sitting here thinking about the “Many World’s” theory that there may be in another parallel universe a world just like this where Blocker in MS is typing these very words with a dog named Bacon lying right beside him but Son#2 did NOT just come and say there was a half eaten marshmallow stuck to the floor. If we imagine that this is true and carry the thought experiment out farther we reach one of the infinitely many correct conclusions that in another universe just like this there is a Blocker in MS typing these very words while a dog named Bacon lays beside him and there is no such thing as Tier 4 emissions. If this might be true, then there is a universe in which you only have to go outside and exclaim in good faith the correlation of giant tumbleweeds blowing through the NW and the proximity of the Hanford site in relation to the red shift of the sales of the hit single counting blue cars when viewed through the crisp clean air provided by the methane converted ebike factory in Central Asia and you might open the correct Einstein-Rosen bridge to see the llama loving sloths and through aid from Ronsii, keeper and chief chemist of thy Holy hand grenade, attract the attention of the sloths from their perpetual BBQ and illicit them to carry you to said universe for the price of a nice new Canadian dog toy bought from precedes from the sale of your bountiful pecan crop, for you to proceed to said universe under the watchful eye of our very own Master of the Universe whose prolific fortitude made possible such an inter dimensional trip by sharing his discovery of sustainable fusion technology after attempts to dislodge a particularly pesky frozen track master link pin using only laser pointers.
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That is a very proficient statement. I really cant add much to it.
Other than saying that "when I blame the dog" sometimes he has it coming.
 
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Blocker in MS said:
So I was just sitting here thinking about the “Many World’s” theory that there may be in another parallel universe a world just like this where Blocker in MS is typing these very words with a dog named Bacon lying right beside him but Son#2 did NOT just come and say there was a half eaten marshmallow stuck to the floor. If we imagine that this is true and carry the thought experiment out farther we reach one of the infinitely many correct conclusions that in another universe just like this there is a Blocker in MS typing these very words while a dog named Bacon lays beside him and there is no such thing as Tier 4 emissions. If this might be true, then there is a universe in which you only have to go outside and exclaim in good faith the correlation of giant tumbleweeds blowing through the NW and the proximity of the Hanford site in relation to the red shift of the sales of the hit single counting blue cars when viewed through the crisp clean air provided by the methane converted ebike factory in Central Asia and you might open the correct Einstein-Rosen bridge to see the llama loving sloths and through aid from Ronsii, keeper and chief chemist of thy Holy hand grenade, attract the attention of the sloths from their perpetual BBQ and illicit them to carry you to said universe for the price of a nice new Canadian dog toy bought from precedes from the sale of your bountiful pecan crop, for you to proceed to said universe under the watchful eye of our very own Master of the Universe whose prolific fortitude made possible such an inter dimensional trip by sharing his discovery of sustainable fusion technology after attempts to dislodge a particularly pesky frozen track master link pin using only laser pointers.
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You know when it starts off with " So I was just sitting here thinking " that it is going to be good.:D
 
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Blocker in MS said:
Bacon says he likes anything that is in the kitchen!!View attachment 207958

On a side note, I walked into the kitchen a couple nights ago and Son#1 was putting together a 1000 piece puzzle on the kitchen table. Sticks,View attachment 207959 the little black dog, was patiently sitting beside him waiting to eat puzzle pieces. If it is in the table it must be food, no?
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I was just looking at the dog pictures again. I like dogs. I like cats too. And Ice Cream, yeah I like ice cream, can we go get ice cream. Can we. Can we PLEASE.

Oh sorry, got side tracked.

So back to the dog pictures, I like dogs. Er, I mean it looks like you have the new organic charger for your Roomba, works off of a dog. The roomba will dock itself to any dog that it can find that is stationary for a period of time.
How do you like it, is it worth buying?
 
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That is the wife’s roomba to be totally clear. She loves it and I am glad. We have a thing about not buying gifts. Her birthday is a week before Christmas and our anniversary is a week after, all in the rainy no money period of the year. This year she wanted some special rubber boots. I ordered them about a month and a half early and told her that I got Sticks6563CA25-0431-4F66-BF70-C908D9982E93.jpeg a motorcycle shaped dog bed that costs whatever the boots image.jpg , not to be confused with THE BOOTS image.jpg , cost so she would not become suspicious. After years of subliminal indoctrination I think I pulled off the factor of paying over $100 for a motorcycle shaped dog bed when Sticks really does not seem to care much about motorcycles. I gave the boots to her as soon as they got here a month and a half early.

I think it is time for some ice cream.
 
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We have a Roomba. Love the little Ahole.
Why is he an Ahole, because he is one of the stupid ones and he keeps getting stuck and knocking the dogs dish over.
Other then that it works good. My wife is no longer able to do much house work. I hate it so the little robot runs around and vacuums up for me. One less thing on my list.

Oh by the way, his name is Artie
 
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To answer your question, she really does like the roomba. It does not suck as much as a proper stand up sucker, but it sucks enough not to get the serious sucker out as much. Vacuuming sucks. I try to avoid it. It angers up the allergies. I am allergic to cats and dogs....no really!! The cat likes to turn on the robot sucker at odd times when I am pretty sure the Robotic Houseworking Machines local 100101 demands over time. She will randomly catch the sucker in odd positions and try it off as well. The cat does not care for ice cream though. The dogs enjoy ice cream very much however. It is not uncommon to hear a very polite distress call from some unusual place from the robot sucker exclaiming it’s prejudice about being goosed by the cat while trying to earn a living. I am waiting on the harassment suit when the machines become self aware. I firmly believe a summons will to the cat will be the first sign. I will keep you all posted. Has anyone had ice cream yet? The roomba works good. The washer and dryer do not. The roomba gives scheduling for the wife to work in extra starching of the work shirts like I enjoy. If my shirts stand up on their own, sometimes it spooks the dogs in the middle of the night when they go for water or even me if I go get ice cream for some midnight lunch. It was well worth the money because I have forgotten how much I paid for it and the wife is happy and she is awesome and the one how makes the ice cream come from the store to our house.
 
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