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Are we done ? Is that it?
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I pledge to post more pictures of this STEAK
TXLNGHRN10 replied to Landomatic's topic in Food and Travel
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Any chance we'll have a clear Saturday? Got a kids bday party sched outside
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Why does this all remind me of the barber shop in Coming to America?
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What do y'all do to combat hard water? Add a Brita filter to you hose? Also I noticed WalMart is selling chemical guys products.
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Did this one on Last weekend 10hrs at 250 then wrapped and rested in a cooler overnight Was perfect on Sunday Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Those 2 storms up near granbury and cross plains have some wicked rotation on the radar You can see them suck up one storm and spin up stronger Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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What is all the hype around foam/ Foam cannons? You still have to use soap and water in a bucket to wash it
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How can you tell we’re the dry line is? For us tubes on the couch watching our phones Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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With the plethora of products out there, it gets really confusing on what to use and when. I was looking at Chemical Guys and same for Meguiar's, there are umpteen different types of car washes, waxes, polishes and combos of the sort. It's hard to know what you actually really need Any input on what one should use and when and what is just marketing BS?
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This one has always been my fave ETC
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What do the Pros and Surls use when washing, waxing, scratch removal etc of car care Now that I've got a new truck and it's time to wash all the pollen and road grime off, I'm wanting to revamp my detailing supplies I've always been a meguiar's guy, used some 3m perfect it II and a harbor freight variable speed orbital buffer Thought it'd be nice to share any tips or tricks when cleaning our fine rides
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I had this twice over the weekend from different locations, verdict Needs More DR Pepper!
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Delete post bought 2 from stubbhub
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Anyone want to sell 2 for tomorrows game?
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I washed my truck and turned on my sprinklers Where's El Nino?
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I have what I think is take all root rot going on in my back yard. The fall and winter rains have kept my back yard wet and not draining very well. I need to aerate it but what else? I'm going to try and get fungicide on it this weekend.
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thoughts on this? Citizen Eco Diver
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Router game is strong
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They can have an issue where a lifter gets stuck and eventually grinds a cam lobe down Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Electric truck talk not going away
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Why yes, yes I am. Works like a champ
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One thing I like to add is using dried chili's and making a puree out of them Down here the grocery stores will have bins of different dried chilies I grab an assortment you put them in a pan with a little bit of water, cover and cook them for a bit until they are soft and tender Then you drain, remove the seeds and stems and put them in a blender with a little water or chicken broth. You can add other spices, garlic, onion, jalepenos or serranos once you have a good red chili slurry, you can add as much as you like to your chili for an added kick
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It’s a Texas thing Also if you ever cook in a sanctioned chili cook off, beans are not allowed Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Pro tip I rendered down some brisket fat and have been using that to wipe them down with.
