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  1. over 8 years ago on Overboard

    You can make a good DIY charcoal chimney from a large metal food can (large coffee or). I use an old fashioned beer can opener to punch holes spaced evenly around the bottom before cutting out the bottom. This leave you with a metal chimney with air holes at the bottom. After it is lit, use a pair of angle head pliers to lift the chimney from the hot charcoal.

  2. over 8 years ago on [Deleted]

    Eat, drink and be merry ’cause tomorrow we die.

  3. over 8 years ago on [Deleted]

    Los Alamos county, New Mexico is a hot spot for self entitled bicyclists. It is has a small population overcrowded with PHDs working at the national lab. I spent 25 years working there and the cyclist’s average IQ drops 100 points when there are more than two riding together on highway 4.

  4. over 8 years ago on Ziggy

    Close, Noreen, but no cigar. The correct quote is “There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch.” TANSTAAFL!

  5. almost 9 years ago on [Deleted]

    James Whitmore was the hero who died saving the two boys from Them.

  6. almost 9 years ago on [Deleted]

    “There are only five things worth drawing. Four of them are pretty girls and the last, cats.” Lazarus Long", I believe.

  7. almost 9 years ago on Strange Brew

    Sigh, not one mention of the Disc World series.

  8. almost 9 years ago on Prickly City

    What part of millions more vehicles, ships and aircraft burning fuel, factories spewing smoke while building all these, all the emissions from exploding munitions caused this “brief cooling”?

  9. almost 9 years ago on Dogs of C-Kennel

    The Pits I’ve known were all lovable, great with kids but then, their owners loved the Pits & it showed.

  10. almost 9 years ago on Arlo and Janis

    About 20 years ago, I spotted a single green stalk, dead center, in my dirt driveway. It looked like a thorny rose to me but I called on Kid Sister to take a look. She patted me on the shoulder for having good eyesight. She moved this volunteer to the south side of my garage. The singleton has grown into a thorny mass wrapped around the corner of the garage. This is a tough critter, surviving drought and my neglect, even the gophers leave it alone. It bloomed nicely this year; we’re in only moderate drought this season.