Well, Christain Bale is no Emilio Estevez, that is for sure.Yes.
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Well, Christain Bale is no Emilio Estevez, that is for sure.Yes.
Nope. Not I said the little red hen.I think Deejers really liked this one? I think? Maybe??? Dana Jean
Oh bugger... well, will you help me make the bread?Nope. Not I said the little red hen.
Not so sure that's a good idea. Neesy is the bread maker, let's get her.Oh bugger... well, will you help me make the bread?
Y'all looking for a cook? Say no more, I'll take the job, I got this......lolNot so sure that's a good idea. Neesy is the bread maker, let's get her.
Too true.. done!Not so sure that's a good idea. Neesy is the bread maker, let's get her.
be well.Too true.. done!
(I'm completely naffed... going to sleep now, see you all on our last day)
Okay, you two can bake, Deej n I will eat. Seems fair.Y'all looking for a cook? Say no more, I'll take the job, I got this......lol
Have a good weekend, Flake. Take care.Okay, you two can bake, Deej n I will eat. Seems fair.
(goodnight/day)
Are the raccoons back.....and hungry?Y'all looking for a cook? Say no more, I'll take the job, I got this......lol
Just ask the raccoons, they gave rave reviews!!Y'all looking for a cook? Say no more, I'll take the job, I got this......lol
They have not shown themselves in quite some time. We DID, however, manage to set the propane tank of our new grill on fire a few weekends ago. The $400.00 stainless steel grill I won in a raffle now looks...a bit charred...much like most of what I grill on it. Also, my wife should not be left alone with a fire extinguisher.....long story, but quite funny....lolAre the raccoons back.....and hungry?
I was dead to them as soon as my wife moved into my house...lolJust ask the raccoons, they gave rave reviews!!
I don't know, they're organized....and stealthy.....I'll fight the raccoons!
Oh my lord God in heaven. You burnt up your brand new grill?They have not shown themselves in quite some time. We DID, however, manage to set the propane tank of our new grill on fire a few weekends ago. The $400.00 stainless steel grill I won in a raffle now looks...a bit charred...much like most of what I grill on it. Also, my wife should not be left alone with a fire extinguisher.....long story, but quite funny....lol
They have not shown themselves in quite some time. We DID, however, manage to set the propane tank of our new grill on fire a few weekends ago. The $400.00 stainless steel grill I won in a raffle now looks...a bit charred...much like most of what I grill on it. Also, my wife should not be left alone with a fire extinguisher.....long story, but quite funny....lol
When it comes to ghost19 anything is possible!
I'm guessing they left right about the time you stopped cooking. How in the world did you manage to set a propane tank on fire??!!
I managed to scrape most of the burnt gunky off and cleaned it up, mostly cleaning off the CO2 from the fire extinguisher was the hard part, and off the house, and the patio, Tam's garden fence.....she was very thorough with the fire extinguisher, but here's a tip, they don't work on propane fires unless you're able to shut off the source of the gas. I was in the back of the house, Tamara went out to warm up the grill, while she made up the hamburger patties, she does the grilling for obvious reasons that most know here. About 10 minutes after she went outside, I hear her yelling, but my house is brick and it's hard to hear anyone when they're outside especially when I was all the way back in our bedroom. I finally heard her, ran into the kitchen, my kitchen window overlooks our patio, and I saw flames at the same height as the window which is about 7 feet high off the patio. Apparently, we're not sure what happened, but there was a leak in the gas hose running from the grill to the tank somewhere. When Tam hit the igniter button for the first burner, it sent a huge spark that ignited the gas that had leaked from the tank. She didn't get burned, luckily it kind of blew off to the side but it scared her, so she ran back into the house, grabbed the fire extinguisher without saying a word, ran out and went to work, but then it didn't help so she started yelling. I ran outside, saw that the flames were getting pretty high, told Tamara to get in the house, about that time, both Daniel and Aidan came walking out onto the patio to see what the commotion was. I yelled at all three of them to stop gawking and get into the living room, my thinking was there would be a total of a brick wall, and two other walls between the tank and them if it blew. My garden hose is right beside the grill, turned it on full blast and started hosing down the propane tank. You have to cool it down so you can turn off the source of the gas, that's what Tamara couldn't get to because of the flame. So, I hosed it down for about 30 seconds, got the flames knocked down enough where I could see the valve, didn't think to put on any gloves, no time, and turned it off with one hand while keeping the cold water spraying on it so my fingers didn't get too singed, they got singed, but not bad. After that, just kept hosing the tank down hoping it wouldn't blow before it got cooled down enough. It didn't...lol. Meanwhile, Tam had called the fire department, so about......20 minutes after it was all over, they showed up and we all had a big laugh about it. They told me kudos for trying to put it out instead of running away because it could have blown pretty big, it was a brand new propane tank I had bought for the new grill. The fire melted the gas regulator hose assembly into black goo and the propane tank kept leaking gas for another couple of hours until it finally ran out. Another day at Hill House.....lmao.Oh my lord God in heaven. You burnt up your brand new grill?