Subdeacon Joe
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24 minutes ago, Father Kit Cool Gun Garth said:
What are you seeing in each of your colored circles?
Red circle, mid-1800s studio portrait of a man from about the bottom of the ribcage up.
Yellow circle, face of a rather portly woman, possibly wearing a mob cap.
Green circle, face of a slender, dark complected person, two circular stains obscuring the eyes.
Blue circle, reminds me of a portrait of Gen. Mariano Vallejo.
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I bet that if you split it and spread on jelly/jam/fruit preserves it would be really good. Or maybe melted butter and maple syrup.
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2 hours ago, Alpo said:
How about a nice steak sandwich?
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C4IvEgLSm5z/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet
That's a slider, which is a form of sandwich, but not what most people think of as a sandwich.
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1 hour ago, Dr. Zook said:
Is that the same man who made a water wheel rotisserie at his house?
Yep.
1 hour ago, Dapper Dave said:Considering the nature of the government, it's also propaganda...tasty, tasty propaganda.
Same for these. The looks on the faces of kids in the videos where he feeds a couple of dozen of them tells just how seldom they see a lot of meat on the table.
Most of this guy's stuff he doesn't say what the ingredients are, but it's pretty easy to guess.
1 hour ago, Linn Keller, SASS 27332, BOLD 103 said:and his descriptions are flat forevermore FUNNY, especially when something turns out ... bad ..
I like his, "No! You're not supposed to be good!" face.
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On Instagram there are 4 or 5 Baltic and Eastern European food channels I get ideas from, along with 2 Turks.
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During WW2 BOAC (predecessor of British Airways) flew Mosquito fighter bombers as civilian fast airliners to Sweden. Sweden made the best ball bearings in the world but as they were neutral, military aircraft were prohibited from landing.The RAF gave BOAC 15 Mosquitoes, painted in BOAC colours and began operations. When the aircraft arrived in Sweden the cargo would be loaded, the crew would head to pilots lounge and would meet the Lufthansa crew doing the same run to Germany.Between 1940-1945, these runs transported millions of ball bearings and one Danish nuclear physicist who was smuggled out of occupied Denmark by the resistance but had to buy his own ticket for the flight and had to lay down in the bomb bay.
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9 minutes ago, Dapper Dave said:
Baking Yesteryear, AKA B. Dylan Hollis can be a wild ride,
Eggeeezzz!
He is over the top sometimes, but, especially in his longer videos, is quite informative. I watched his longer Peanut Butter Bread video earlier this evening. His little bit around the 10 minute mark about how you can't just dump more peanut butter in because it changes the chemistry of it.
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#OTD in 1945, Marine pilot Bob Klingman used the propeller of his F4U Corsair to chop off the tail of a Japanese reconnaissance plane. Because his guns had frozen due to the high altitude, he turned his fighter into a buzzsaw to down the enemy. He then managed to fly back to base even though 6" had broken off one propeller blade while the other two blades were bent back. Chunks of the Japanese plane were also stuck in the Corsair's engine cowling. Klingman was awarded the Navy Cross and the Air Medal with Gold Star for his actions.
https://www.marines.mil/News/News-Display/Article/584583/story-of-bob-drummer-pilot-legend/
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1 hour ago, T.K. said:
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You have 50 year old women leaving their husands at home and going for "a night out with the girlfriends." Men have a night out with the guys.
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@Dapper Dan in another thread if I followed Glen and Friends. I didn't recall the name (not surprised at that), but it turns out I had seen some of his stuff. This is one I've made
I've also recently, like within the past year found this guy"
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55 minutes ago, Dapper Dave said:
Have you checked out Glenn and Friends? Canadian couple that do some interesting cooking stuff.
Starting a new thread about YouTube cooking.
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47 minutes ago, Dapper Dave said:
Max Miller on Tasting History did several old military menus, as well as a bunch of others, and the chipped beef was one of them. He has some other very cool videos as well, highly recommend.
He has replaced The Townsends for me because if his wide range. Townsend is great for colonial era receipts, but sometimes I like a wider range.
I don't always agree with some of the substitutions that Miller makes, or some of his conclusions, but I like his content.
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History question: lisence plates
in SASS Wire Saloon
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France, Germany, and The Netherlands all required plates before 1900.