Some sort of ritual right?
Lol no thanks plus at 5-4, 214 pounds would look like the 10x loser I am
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11-23-22 01:12 PM #1
What Losers GO Out Tonight To Bar Pre Thanksgiving??
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11-23-22 01:15 PM #2
just flash the cash to get some ass
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11-23-22 01:22 PM #3
yes
coke and cash your in with hot girls
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11-23-22 01:29 PM #4
biggest party night every where young guns 21-35
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11-23-22 01:31 PM #5
strictly for the 20's
then next day they are all hung over with the family and get yelled at.
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11-23-22 01:32 PM #6
yes, likely lots here will be out getting hammered.
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11-23-22 01:52 PM #7
Yes…I will be out tonight
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11-23-22 02:16 PM #8
Loser here
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11-23-22 02:25 PM #9
Outside is for suckers.
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11-23-22 02:26 PM #10
Been there, amen brother.
Originally Posted by Snowball
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11-23-22 02:34 PM #11
Well, I'm like mid 50's and I'm going out. I'm not going to the rave to be the creepy old guy in the corner. Just a few hours of pounding down a few drinks and maybe a few bowls in the parking lot with the people I employ to help me pump slurry all over the world. Yes I pay, so that is why the employees come out. We're not woke so whatever happens doesn't matter they will all still have jobs on Tuesday when they get back.
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11-23-22 02:38 PM #12
Too old. In bed after the sun goes down. Sad
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11-23-22 02:48 PM #13
I paid $285 for a full thanksgiving spread at whole foods this year - I get a full cooked honey baked ham, full cooked turkey, all the sides, mash and gravy, pies, etc. I wasn't cooking this year. This will feed 6 people but it's probably gonna be just my old mom, nef and his wife and myself this year.
Not cheap.. Everything is more expensive this year!
Should look something like this tomorrow on my dinning table
Last edited by JIBBBY; 11-23-22 at 02:52 PM.
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11-23-22 03:09 PM #14
Jibby, take a picture of the actual spread tomorrow and post it.
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11-23-22 03:12 PM #15
Come on fella, do it yourself. Originally Posted by JIBBBY
I paid $285 for a full thanksgiving spread at whole foods this year - I get a full cooked honey baked ham, full cooked turkey, all the sides, mash and gravy, pies, etc. I wasn't cooking this year. This will feed 6 people but it's probably gonna be just my old mom, nef and his wife and myself this year.
Not cheap.. Everything is more expensive this year!
Should look something like this tomorrow on my dinning table
This is how the magic begins.
Thaw the turkey for a day.
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While the turkey is thawing start on the deserts, cookies and pies...
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Multi tasking like a bunny rabbit, start on the other side dish casseroles.
Poetry in motion my friend, poetry in motion.
Your pal Nasher does holidays from scratch.Points Awarded:
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11-23-22 03:45 PM #16
Getting ready to watch Arizona/ Creighton game at home then out to watch Celts/Mavs.
Going to TITS. Tavern In The Square right across from the Garden.Points Awarded:
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11-23-22 03:57 PM #17
That's how you do it Nasher. In my view, the doing it yourself aspect is an integral part of the tradition. Originally Posted by stevenash
Come on fella, do it yourself.
This is how the magic begins.
Thaw the turkey for a day.
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While the turkey is thawing start on the deserts, cookies and pies...
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Multi tasking like a bunny rabbit, start on the other side dish casseroles.
Poetry in motion my friend, poetry in motion.
Your pal Nasher does holidays from scratch.
Myself, I am in charge in of the turkey and pumpkin pie. I took it out of a wet brine this morning, patted dry and have it sitting uncovered in the fridge to start to dry out the skin. I'll season it up and inject it with a duck fat based flavoring before putting it in a master built turkey air. The air fryer is great because I can do it on the patio and gets me away from the chaotic kitchen scene and also frees up the oven for other people to do their thing. Only costed 90 bucks too. The pumpkin pies are homemade using my own home grown small pie pumpkins. They yield a superior flavored pie that can't be matched by a store bought pie or homemade pie using canned puree .Points Awarded:
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11-23-22 04:12 PM #18
TITS. Tavern sounds nice
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11-23-22 04:14 PM #19
Hackers cook
Sharps order out
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11-23-22 04:19 PM #20Forever in Debt to your Priceless Advice
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It's one of the biggest bar nights/restaurant nights of the year, for good reason
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11-23-22 04:21 PM #21
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@Foxx
That's what I'm talking about my man!
You get a certain satisfaction watching the family wolf down seconds and thirds of your own creations, while Tessie Dog is begging for any scraps at all.
Makes standing on your feet over an oven and stove top for twelve hours worth the effort.
Who are you putting your money on anyways, some third world country line cook at Boston Market, or yourself?
I'm in it to win it, and I bet myself to win it eight ways to Sunday.
I'll make room for two more for desert, yourself and Daggles, because when it comes to food, DDD is in it to win it as well.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family, and as per usual, may all you wagers be winners.
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11-23-22 04:32 PM #22
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours as well. Good luck on your action. You cooking up any good prop bets with that turkey of yours? You seem to be pretty adept at those.
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11-23-22 04:34 PM #23
Check back tomorrow for the props, and thanks. Originally Posted by Foxx
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11-23-22 04:36 PM #24
If you've seen one, you've seen them both. Originally Posted by DiggityDaggityDo
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11-23-22 04:50 PM #25
I just got back from the grocery store. Originally Posted by stevenash
My bank account is $300 lighter, but I’ll be stuffing my face tomorrow while watching football, lemme tell ya.
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11-23-22 05:40 PM #26
Originally Posted by Bostongambler
I'm on Zona, I hope they can hold on to this lead and close the game out!
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11-23-22 05:42 PM #27
Many broke bastards are substituting chickens for Turkeys this year. Thank you Joe Biden for the Nation inflation.
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11-23-22 05:49 PM #28
Bottom Originally Posted by JIBBBY
Many broke bastards are substituting chickens for Turkeys this year. Thank you Joe Biden for the Nation inflation.
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11-23-22 05:49 PM #29
They look tough. Originally Posted by JIBBBY
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11-23-22 05:52 PM #30
Got my turkey for free.
Spend over $75 at the grocery store = get a free 12+ lb turkey
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11-23-22 05:53 PM #31
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11-23-22 06:14 PM #32
Krammmmmerrrrrr Originally Posted by DiggityDaggityDo
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11-23-22 06:30 PM #33
Technically, you're sautéed. Originally Posted by Bostongambler
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11-23-22 06:45 PM #34
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11-23-22 06:51 PM #35
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