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BOB

" BOB" > wrote in message
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Sounds like justifiable homicide to me.

BOB wrote:
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Drinking too much booze can bring out the Texan in anyone.

-sw

On Nov 16, 9:24*pm, " BOB" > wrote:
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> BOB

We take our fire tending serious here in Kaliforniuh.

Sqwertz > wrote:
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> Drinking too much booze can bring out the Texan in anyone.

“Too much of anything is bad.
Too much of good whisky is barely enough.” - Mark Twain

"Moderation sir, aye, moderation is my rule. Nine or ten is reasonable
refreshment, but after that it's apt to degenerate into drinking."
- An old Highland saying

Hoisting one or three in yer general direction, Steve!

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BOB wrote:
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Brisket vs. butt. . .dry vs. wet ribs. . . charcoal, embers,gas,
electric vs. liquid smoke. . . you gotta draw the line somewhere. <grin>

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And suppose you were a member of Congress....
But then I repeat myself.

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" BOB" > wrote in message
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Not to be outdone.

http://www.kptv.com/sports/17947424/detail.html

tom wrote:

>> BOB
> Not to be outdone.
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> http://www.kptv.com/sports/17947424/detail.html

Well, it sure sounds like he has a case for self-defense. The victims
called the suspect, probably told them they were coming over to kick his
ass for beating his team, then went over to his house with a gun.

And the victim's wife says, "Oh Honey! I want to his new shotgun, too!"

One word: AL-A-BAMA. And judging from their last names, they sound
like big fans of Jerry Springer.

ObFood: Mesquite Smoked jalapeno turkey sandwich for brunch right now.

-sw

Sqwertz > wrote:
> tom wrote:
> >> BOB
> > Not to be outdone.
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> > http://www.kptv.com/sports/17947424/detail.html
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> Well, it sure sounds like he has a case for self-defense. The victims
> called the suspect, probably told them they were coming over to kick his
> ass for beating his team, then went over to his house with a gun.
>
> And the victim's wife says, "Oh Honey! I want to his new shotgun, too!"
>
> One word: AL-A-BAMA. And judging from their last names, they sound
> like big fans of Jerry Springer.
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> ObFood: Mesquite Smoked jalapeno turkey sandwich for brunch right now.

And a 'gun' story not even labelled OT! I'm talking about the OP, not you,
Steve. At least you mentioned your Mesquite Smoked Jalapeño turkey sandwich
for brunch! Was that open-face with gravy?

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Nick Cramer wrote:

> And a 'gun' story not even labelled OT! I'm talking about the OP, not you,
> Steve. At least you mentioned your Mesquite Smoked Jalapeño turkey sandwich
> for brunch! Was that open-face with gravy?

Oh - I think it's a good thing all these people had guns. Don't you? I
It stimulates the lawyers, the court system, and the economy. And we
got three idiots and two guns off the streets to boot.

What else would States spend all their money on if it weren't for guns?

ObFood (and there;s almost always an ObFo-od): Smoked beef hot links
from Smokey Denmark for lunch today. At least I think they're hot links
- I've got so much sausage in the freezer I'm not sure what I actually
brought to work.

-sw (The New and Improved Kevin Wilson and Graeme combined)

Sqwertz wrote:
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> ObFood: Mesquite Smoked jalapeno turkey sandwich for brunch right now.
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I'd never done it before at home before, but a local restaurant began
offering what they call their turkey melt sandwich. It's simply several
slices of turkey breast on rye bread with American cheese. The unusual
thing on the sandwich is that they also include a smoked red pepper
slice. The pepper is typical grocery store pepper- packed in oil and
sold in a jar. The sandwich is then grilled. Man, is it good for
restaurant food.

Here at the house, I duplicate it using leftover turkey from the
holidays, but smoke my own peppers in the Bradley (freezing extra).
It's a slightly different way to use up leftover turkey.

I like mine better. <grin>
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Suppose you were an idiot.
And suppose you were a member of Congress....
But then I repeat myself.

-Mark Twain