Red Ring Tupperware Party, Autumnal Equinoctal Edition (24)

GibJock wrote in post #18810209
Ewes are making me hungry. Lamb hot-pot anyone?

Doesn't sound Keto friendly.

Chet wrote in post #18810311
Doesn't sound Keto friendly.

Who’s Keto and why doesn’t (s)he like eating sheep?

GibJock wrote in post #18810313
Who’s Keto and why doesn’t (s)he like eating sheep?

Keto is a "diet" 20% protein, 75% good fats and 15% carbs. Nothing wrong with sheep, and if sheep if a fatty ass meat, it's even better.

Chet wrote in post #18810314
Keto is a "diet" 20% protein, 75% good fats and 15% carbs. Nothing wrong with sheep, and if sheep if a fatty ass meat, it's even better.

Thanks Chet, you'd get overweight on that diet, eating way more than required 20%+75%+15% = 110%

GibJock wrote in post #18810402
Thanks Chet, you'd get overweight on that diet, eating way more than required 20%+75%+15% = 110%

Carbs supposed to be 5%

Chet wrote in post #18810428
Carbs supposed to be 5%

All my cars are fuel injected so no carbs.

Sheep are fatty hunks of deliciousness.

Carbs are pretty necessary. Need them to make things go! Even modern "no-carb" models still use a simple form of the things.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18810608
Sheep are fatty hunks of deliciousness.

Carbs are pretty necessary. Need them to make things go! Even modern "no-carb" models still use a simple form of the things.

Where did folks get their carbs from before the 20th century? Most fruits weren't available till fall, proteins, seeds and veggies were most abundant. Your body produces what it needs,

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18810608
Sheep are fatty hunks of deliciousness.

Carbs are pretty necessary. Need them to make things go! Even modern "no-carb" models still use a simple form of the things.

THat's not a carb though, it's a throttle body. Very different beast. No mixing of fuel and air.

Chet wrote in post #18810627
Where did folks get their carbs from before the 20th century? Most fruits weren't available till fall, proteins, seeds and veggies were most abundant. Your body produces what it needs,

Grains, wheat, corn, oats, rice, barley, beans and the biggest one of all, beer and wine.

gjl711 wrote in post #18810876
Grains, wheat, corn, oats, rice, barley, beans and the biggest one of all, beer and wine.

Sounds like a menu at a party for vegans.

gjl711 wrote in post #18810874
THat's not a carb though, it's a throttle body. Very different beast. No mixing of fuel and air.

A throttle body is a carb without the fuel. The fuel entry point just keeps moving further downstream from the throttle plate.

10 day kill, that was some bad cooking.

Responded to a house fire today. Call came in about 10:15 am for a fully engulfed structure fire, half way across town from the hall. (Small town, 5000 people) Three departments called in.

Our guys were there quite quickly. Two entered through the front door, headed to the kitchen at the back of the house. About 10 feet in, the floor collapsed under them. Wally ended up in the basement, Steadman managed to not go right down. Mayday called. RIT team was in place in front of the house. They put a folding attic ladder down to him and he was able to crawl/climb out, was sent straight to the hospital. He's been released and cleared of injuries (I imagine he's pretty bruised).

The whole kitchen and most of the living room fell into the basement. Fire was put out before it got through the roof. Single story with full basement. The Camaro in the garage was unharmed.

The cause of the fire is not good for some people. A company was there installing a water heater in the basement. They were drilling a hole through the brick from the outside and caught the floor joists on fire. It looks like it was fairly extensive before they noticed. And since it was the floor joists that burned first, the floor had no strength left.

I didn't know who the homeowners were, until their son showed up. I used to work with him.

Everyone got out in time. The prized car was ok. A cabinet full of important documents, family heirlooms, and jewelry were saved.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18820058
10 day kill, that was some bad cooking.

Responded to a house fire today. Call came in about 10:15 am for a fully engulfed structure fire, half way across town from the hall. (Small town, 5000 people) Three departments called in.

Our guys were there quite quickly. Two entered through the front door, headed to the kitchen at the back of the house. About 10 feet in, the floor collapsed under them. Wally ended up in the basement, Steadman managed to not go right down. Mayday called. RIT team was in place in front of the house. They put a folding attic ladder down to him and he was able to crawl/climb out, was sent straight to the hospital. He's been released and cleared of injuries (I imagine he's pretty bruised).

The whole kitchen and most of the living room fell into the basement. Fire was put out before it got through the roof. Single story with full basement. The Camaro in the garage was unharmed.

The cause of the fire is not good for some people. A company was there installing a water heater in the basement. They were drilling a hole through the brick from the outside and caught the floor joists on fire. It looks like it was fairly extensive before they noticed. And since it was the floor joists that burned first, the floor had no strength left.

I didn't know who the homeowners were, until their son showed up. I used to work with him.

Everyone got out in time. The prized car was ok. A cabinet full of important documents, family heirlooms, and jewelry were saved.

Very sorry the house was lost, but very glad no one was seriously injured.