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Sublime one said:
But doesn’t your beer slide back down the hill when you set it on the fender? Hah! You had me at tunnel Ram!
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That's what
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They won't slide on a 1 to 1* slope :lol:


* 1 to 1= 1 foot of fall for 1 foot of run basically a 45° angle
 
Sublime one said:
So I have a technical question for the collective, always socially correct, never Neanderthal group. So we use home made canned jalapeño hickory BBQ sauce. Wide mouth canning jar, so I pour some on the plate, and naturally it drools on the threads a bit. Now I have been married a long time and she broke me of simply licking the threads after pouring many moons ago to keep from getting a sticky lid. So I improvised this morning and wiped it clean with my piece of chicken. I am thinking I was being both efficient and using proper etiquette. Turns out not so much! What say ye oh wise ones? Bonehead stunt for a married guy? Ruthlessly efficient? Or simply lick threads and move on? Or some other method all together?
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Just let her lick...the threads. Just hand her the lid and leave it. :thumbsup:
P.S. Got the t-shirt thank ya brother!!
 
A busy day as usual. It was Saturday so Cheryl was a good helper.
We loaded the truck and her car and made a few trips with the small stuff.
We called it a day, and going out for dinner.
I really wanted a beer but NO nothing in either fridge (regular and beer fridge).
I searched and found some Crown Black.
A couple ice cubes and all is good!!
 
ZMan67S said:
A busy day as usual. It was Saturday so Cheryl was a good helper.
We loaded the truck and her car and made a few trips with the small stuff.
We called it a day, and going out for dinner.
I really wanted a beer but NO nothing in either fridge (regular and beer fridge).
I searched and found some Crown Black.
A couple ice cubes and all is good!!
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Cheers!
(good thing the ice maker works) LOL
 
Thinking of ya TMM! Gin and Ginger ale after a bunch of mowing today. This car club tour has forced me to actually clean the shop. Turns out I do have a concrete floor under there! I even weed eated today. Jodi says the house/bathrooms has to be clean. I told her I will rent a Johnny pot then I can put Hemi in house and no one will go in! Nothing says thou shalt not pass like a big dog woof on other side of a door!

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My dinner.
It tasted beter than it looked! had to, as you guys seem to like posting photos of your meals. I felt left out.
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Sublime one said:
So I have a technical question for the collective, always socially correct, never Neanderthal group. So we use home made canned jalapeño hickory BBQ sauce. Wide mouth canning jar, so I pour some on the plate, and naturally it drools on the threads a bit. Now I have been married a long time and she broke me of simply licking the threads after pouring many moons ago to keep from getting a sticky lid. So I improvised this morning and wiped it clean with my piece of chicken. I am thinking I was being both efficient and using proper etiquette. Turns out not so much! What say ye oh wise ones? Bonehead stunt for a married guy? Ruthlessly efficient? Or simply lick threads and move on? Or some other method all together?
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zkx14 said:
I would probably do a finger scoop off. As long as hands are not notably filthy, should get better reaction. A piece of broken(not bitten) bread would also be an effective technique that should not garner said distain.
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Tooljunkie said:
Only lick it off or use said chicken when dining with guests:rofl:
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zkx14 said:
They leave earlier and BONUS you have leftover chicken for later!
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Ben Drinkin said:
Lick away!!! It's what we do..
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ZMan67S said:
Just let her lick...the threads. Just hand her the lid and leave it. :thumbsup:
P.S. Got the t-shirt thank ya brother!!
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Lick it....


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