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Shush you! Gave it away..... :)

Really! They should use the Harvard comma instead.

When considering the old days I'm always aware of my rose colored glasses. Well, most of the time. OK, some of the time.

I have a very old Camp Chef Sport Stove. It is excellent, 30k BTU burners that can also hold a fine simmer with ease. It got gang-pressed into service when a borrowed, much larger remote catering stove wouldn't work very well and the gourmet chef of that meal was amazed by it. He fed ~150 people...

I've decided that I like the age my brain thinks I am far better than the age my calendar thinks I am.

I think we need that in our lab!

I've skimmed this thread and some of it brings a smile. This thread caught my eye because the 2GC AGM's are starting to go away and I've been looking at LiFeO as the likely option. For just us I think 100AHr is likely enough, but throw in the granddaughter and 200 may not be enough. Heated vs...

The 270° that's attractive to me is the FSR awning, but I'm not looking to put it on the camper. It will live on the Wagon. In part the FSR is attractive because it is the only awning that I've found with an optional full enclosure, including a floor. Others offer exterior perimeter walls, but...

Roger Penske (Penkse Rental trucks etc.) is quoted as saying something similar to that. "The way to make a small fortune in racing is to start with a large one." I believe that I've read it in "The Unfair Advantage", Mark Donohue's biography. For those who don't know, Penske Racing fielded the...

Where do bad rainbows go? Prism. It's a light sentence........ and it gives them time to reflect......... (This one's pretty young, don't think it's full groan yet...... )

I like to let my Dad Jokes mature. That way they're full groan when I use them.

IF 'she' had such a voice I'd likely argue with 'her' more. Just to hear 'her' talk..... :)

Interested to hear what they have to say.

Why are my glasses in the freezer? Oh yeah, because I was walking the cat.

If it's working well it doesn't have enough features. -- code writers As a species we never seem to learn to stop when we're done.

I wasn't clear, they don't need to mate, but the vent mechanism does need to reach past the liquid level and reach any air inside the can. If the way that this is achieved is via the Swiss nozzle's long tube or by some other nozzle's mating with the can's tube then that is what is required. A...

I think that it does matter to the speed of dispensing. Perhaps better said the smooth speed of dispensing. When the air entering the can has to bubble thru any liquid it tends to cause the liquid to "gallop" in leaving the can. A big gurgle followed by a pause for the ingestion of air, then...

It has been decades. I *think* that it was diagonally opposite of Tastee Treat where the Bank is now. I know it was on the South side of 3rd and am pretty sure it was East the Courthouse. It had already closed when I was 16 and took my date to Tastee Treat instead.

If the history of using this type of tubing for racing dump cans and refueling dirt bikes is any indicator it is a non-issue with gasoline. Diesel is even less of a problem.

I was asked in a PM if I had a pic of my modified nozzle and I didn't find one. I since have found a picture of it that I did not remember taking. Unsoldering the metal flex section of a hard to replace nozzle was disconcerting at best, but I like this version even better. I do plan to...

We were there that year, but a bit too early for the movie. Came across all dirt from Bend. Did catch the Roadster pick-up and the cowl flamed 32 while still clean and on the trailer at Fields.

Does it make me a geezer to reply "Norman Greenbaum"?

Not geezer enough to know who they were until I looked them up. Fond memories of my grandparents taking us over to Prineville, OR to eat out at their location there.