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chisoxguy7
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| TankWilliams wrote: | | IronMike84 wrote: | | chisoxguy7 wrote: | | CBears019 wrote: | | Got a $25 gift card to both Best Buy and Macy's yesterday - what should I buy? I'm at that point where I don't need anything, and there really isn't anything that I want. |
Add a stick of RAM to your computer! |
I was going to say buy RAM on Newegg instead, but after looking at Best Buy's site it looks like they're not blatantly ripping people off as much with computer hardware compared to several years ago. Newegg and Tiger Direct probably killed them in sales.
Their AV cables are still a ripoff though, marked up like 400%. |
Pff... No need to buy any ram, just download it for free.
http://www.downloadmoreram.com/
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I don't understand if this is real or not, and if it is, how does it work? |
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chisoxguy7
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What are some of the things you guys do, hobby-wise, in your free time?
Other than follow football and read/post on FF, of course. |
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TankWilliams
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| Posted: Tue Mar 19, 2013 10:57 am Post subject: |
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| chisoxguy7 wrote: | | TankWilliams wrote: | | IronMike84 wrote: | | chisoxguy7 wrote: | | CBears019 wrote: | | Got a $25 gift card to both Best Buy and Macy's yesterday - what should I buy? I'm at that point where I don't need anything, and there really isn't anything that I want. |
Add a stick of RAM to your computer! |
I was going to say buy RAM on Newegg instead, but after looking at Best Buy's site it looks like they're not blatantly ripping people off as much with computer hardware compared to several years ago. Newegg and Tiger Direct probably killed them in sales.
Their AV cables are still a ripoff though, marked up like 400%. |
Pff... No need to buy any ram, just download it for free.
http://www.downloadmoreram.com/
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I don't understand if this is real or not, and if it is, how does it work? |
No, its definitely not real. I was joking. |
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chisoxguy7
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chisoxguy7
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| Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 1:11 am Post subject: |
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| Good lord I love Mexican food. |
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CBears019
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| Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 4:18 am Post subject: |
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| chisoxguy7 wrote: | | Good lord I love Mexican food. |
Same here.
Skittles, too.
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chisoxguy7
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| Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 4:53 am Post subject: |
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| CBears019 wrote: | | chisoxguy7 wrote: | | Good lord I love Mexican food. |
Same here.
Skittles, too. |
I love pretty much anything with steak. Except this one time I made steak with some kind of orange/cilantro sauce.... that was terrible. |
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AZBearsFan
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| Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 8:36 am Post subject: |
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| chisoxguy7 wrote: | | CBears019 wrote: | | chisoxguy7 wrote: | | Good lord I love Mexican food. |
Same here.
Skittles, too. |
I love pretty much anything with steak. Except this one time I made steak with some kind of orange/cilantro sauce.... that was terrible. |
An old girlfriend in college made me a steak once with a cilantro butter placed into slits in the meat, then broiled. It was phenomenal.
Aaaaaaaaaand now I want steak at 7:40am. 
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| Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 10:44 am Post subject: |
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| AZBearsFan wrote: | | chisoxguy7 wrote: | | CBears019 wrote: | | chisoxguy7 wrote: | | Good lord I love Mexican food. |
Same here.
Skittles, too. |
I love pretty much anything with steak. Except this one time I made steak with some kind of orange/cilantro sauce.... that was terrible. |
An old girlfriend in college made me a steak once with a cilantro butter placed into slits in the meat, then broiled. It was phenomenal.
Aaaaaaaaaand now I want steak at 7:40am. |
Going to go have some prime rib for my bday on friday night.
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IronMike84
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You know what else works well? Seer the steak in a cast iron skillet on both sides with whatever else you want in there (onions, peppers, garlic, etc.), then throw the entire skillet in the oven at 500 degrees for a few minutes. Works great as an alternative to grilling.
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chisoxguy7
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| Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 2:40 pm Post subject: |
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| IronMike84 wrote: | | You know what else works well? Seer the steak in a cast iron skillet on both sides with whatever else you want in there (onions, peppers, garlic, etc.), then throw the entire skillet in the oven at 500 degrees for a few minutes. Works great as an alternative to grilling. |
If I can't grill I'll just make stir fry.
Boil a pot of water for some white rice (2 cups of water:1 cup rice)
Cut up some onions and green/red/orange/yellow peppers, sautee them in a pan with olive oil until they look done, throw them in a bowl.
While that's cooking, take my sirloin, cut it up into slices (ACROSS THE GRAIN OF THE MEAT), throw it in that same pan with some more olive oil, season with salt and pepper. Once the steak is cooked, add the vegetables again. Add a couple tablespoons of soy sauce and a healthy amount of cilantro. Stir it up for about 45 seconds more, then take it out of the pan and serve it over the rice. |
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| I hope every Packer fan in this forum went to Wisconsin University. |
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