NateHitch

I'm insane now

Best thing about leftover ham is making a beer cheddar ham potato soup with chives and a dipping bread

Good god, I just ate and that's making me hungry. Good stuff lately by everyone

Blake is ok enough but I wouldn't want his participation role increased

Working for me

Gorgeous dog

Sitting on the patio enjoying my coffee and someone came out to keep me company

This thread is a constant reminder that I need to up my game

Ok that was greatness. Glad I checked this thread. Thought Danny got away with an F bomb at first

Not listening right now, should I be?

The Hardline/Gordo/Burrito Jimmy segment

Did you let them sit in buttermilk beforehand? I always make a mixture of buttermilk and seasoning (salt, pepper, garlic powder and cayenne) and let them sit overnight but I'm not sure if it does anything significant, just do it because that's the way I was taught

That was a great segment, was in tears

Tapa doing tapa stuff, I had sent the gallon quote a while back and it took a while to post I guess. Didn't mean it as a response to your post

"Is a gallon like two 16 Oz bottles?" - Dan McDowell

I'm still puzzled by it as much as I've watched him play. I quizzed him afterwards about full houses, 4 of a kind and what beats what and he knew everything else. Somehow that one detail slipped through the cracks. He did well afterwards, got a 1st and 3rd place and didn't place in another one. Live and learn

Please do, that is looking legit

How spicy is that sauce? I've seen it before but haven't tried it yet

Had a good dad/bad dad moment today. Have spent a lot of time over the last few years teaching my older son to play. Taught him the basics and it went from letting him cover for me while I went to take a leak or while I was cooking to letting him play cheap sit and goes on his own. I'd gained enough trust in him to the point I would call him in if I was struggling in a tournament just to provide a breath of fresh air as our playing styles are a little different. He had gotten to the point where he was consistently cashing in sng's so I finally signed him up for his own online account and dropped some money in it and told him I'd give him advice if he asked but wouldn't say anything otherwise. So he's playing a $15 sit and go, 3 people are out and he raises with A9 spade, gets 2 callers. Flop comes 345 spade, he bets, one fold one call. Turn is 6 of hearts, son bets, other guy goes all in and has him covered and my son folds. I was being silent, letting him do his thing, he was doing well so far but I asked him why he hell he folded and he said "Because I think he hit the straight". And I said "Yes, that's what you wanted!!" I keep retracing my steps along the past few years, after all the time I spent teaching him and all the time I've let him play for me and let him play many, many times on his own and I somehow never taught him that a flush beats a straight.

Simple but family pleasing dinner. Grilled chicken and avocado sandwiches with homemade fries. Not much to it and kids think I'm a culinary god

You're more like Norm than Junior. I'm sure at some point in your life people liked you but now everyone just kind of wishes you'd hang it up.

What about people like me that want meat, onion and japs?

Yup. I was thinking about watching it but they've already burned me out on it and spoiled every possible twist.

I enjoyed this exchange

Day after cold brisket sandwiches never suck. Had to go with some artsy fartsy bread, checked 3 stores and couldn't find a single loaf of Mrs bairds. Dumbfucks hoarding perishables are dumb.