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| amazingandre wrote: | | Im having thanksgiving today with my family since they all hunt and won't be around. Im making the turkey. It smells SO GOOD right now haha. Im super hungry!!!! |
Frying?
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| lumberjackchris wrote: | | amazingandre wrote: | | Im having thanksgiving today with my family since they all hunt and won't be around. Im making the turkey. It smells SO GOOD right now haha. Im super hungry!!!! |
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Best way to make turkey! |
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kenney
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| texandominance wrote: | | lumberjackchris wrote: | | amazingandre wrote: | | Im having thanksgiving today with my family since they all hunt and won't be around. Im making the turkey. It smells SO GOOD right now haha. Im super hungry!!!! |
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Best way to make turkey! |
Absolutely. Fried turkey is perhaps the juiciest, most flavorful meat out there. Absolutely fantastic.
On an unrelated note: I'm positively giddy about the Rockets this season.
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lumberjackchris
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| kenney wrote: | | texandominance wrote: | | lumberjackchris wrote: | | amazingandre wrote: | | Im having thanksgiving today with my family since they all hunt and won't be around. Im making the turkey. It smells SO GOOD right now haha. Im super hungry!!!! |
Frying? |
Best way to make turkey! |
Absolutely. Fried turkey is perhaps the juiciest, most flavorful meat out there. Absolutely fantastic.
On an unrelated note: I'm positively giddy about the Rockets this season. |
Yup! I like to fry mine around 325, and cook it a little longer. It doesnt get as burnt like when I used to fry at 350.
I totally agree Kenney im so pumped, just wish I could watch them on tv instead of my computer....
http://www.footballsfuture.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=14958267#14958267
Here's the link to the Rockets thread, join me and TF in there, were lonely lol
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amazingandre
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No cooking it in the oven, I dont have a deep fryer 
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lumberjackchris
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| Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 3:36 pm Post subject: |
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| amazingandre wrote: | | No cooking it in the oven, I dont have a deep fryer |
Not the same man! Make the investment its def worth it!
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| kenney wrote: | | texandominance wrote: | | lumberjackchris wrote: | | amazingandre wrote: | | Im having thanksgiving today with my family since they all hunt and won't be around. Im making the turkey. It smells SO GOOD right now haha. Im super hungry!!!! |
Frying? |
Best way to make turkey! |
Absolutely. Fried turkey is perhaps the juiciest, most flavorful meat out there. Absolutely fantastic.
On an unrelated note: I'm positively giddy about the Rockets this season. |
You haven't had my dad's venison soft jerky. I made it last spring for my fraternity, and guys were literally picking semi-raw pieces off the grill. I was terrified someone would get food poisoning.
As far as pure flavor, though, fried squirrel is my favorite. For those of you out there who haven't had it (which might be all of you, except maybe ax2), you should definitely make the effort to try it at some point in your life.
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amazingandre
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| lumberjackchris wrote: | | amazingandre wrote: | | No cooking it in the oven, I dont have a deep fryer |
Not the same man! Make the investment its def worth it! |
I know Ive had them, but for now I have more important stuff to buy, like gear for my man cave hahaha
actually my man cave is pretty damn full
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lumberjackchris
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| amazingandre wrote: | | lumberjackchris wrote: | | amazingandre wrote: | | No cooking it in the oven, I dont have a deep fryer |
Not the same man! Make the investment its def worth it! |
I know Ive had them, but for now I have more important stuff to buy, like gear for my man cave hahaha
actually my man cave is pretty damn full |
Pictures please?
I cant wait to graduate and buy my first house so I can build mine!
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Some of the pictures are blurry, I was drunk and my camera sucks, but you get the point
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lumberjackchris
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WOW! Impressive Ax2
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That is so sick!
Can't wait till I graduate (and get married.) 
I'm going to have a UH/Rockets/Texans/Astros man cave
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Need some brief advice.
I had to quit my job recently and I've been applying for new work. I got a callback this morning, but I'm increasingly certain it's a scam -- the interviewer claimed to be with GroupSystems (the company to which I applied, through the legitimate head-hunter service of smartrecruiters.com), but in the email he sent me instructing me to call him to set up an interview, he used a company description that was taken verbatim from Susquehanna Investment Group. I was tipped off to being skeptical because the GroupSystems website that he referred me to describes the company as a research and development firm, but the description of the company was that of an accounting firm/investment group.
I was not asked for any money, or any immediately obvious sign of scam like that, but I need to know if I'm susceptible to any kind of identity fraud/theft based on the information these people would have gotten off my resume. The only personal information was my home address, my cell phone number, and obviously my name.
They're supposed to call again tomorrow morning, so I suppose I will have a clearer view if/when that happens, but I need to know if I'm in any danger just with the information that they may have on me from my resume.
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