The official Random Discussion For TPBM Photo's and Photographers Thread (1)

short5 wrote in post #2377145
I cook as an excuse to avoid the rest of my life so I am researching a seafood gumbo or something of that sort. I should be in and out this evening(insert time zone here).

I'd share my recipe, but then. . .well it wouldn't be nice. If you want, show me what you get and I can give you some pointers. I can't say mine's as good as my mamma's, but it is a hit with all sides of my clan which makes some with claim to straight gumbo in the bloodstream, jealous.

welcome back Zane.... just wondering how a horse gets a 1 inch bit of wood in it's foot?
I always thought their hoofs were very hard....... shows what i know about horses eh

Hey WU .... ltns

i've also used HK Supplies a few times..... (got my 17-40 and little nifty from them) VERY good seller

EDIT: oh and got a 2x tcon from them also..... come to think of it.....an angle finder too

chemicalbro wrote in post #2377449
welcome back Zane.... just wondering how a horse gets a 1 inch bit of wood in it's foot?
I always thought their hoofs were very hard....... shows what i know about horses eh

Rule number one about a horse, especially a Thoroughbred, is if there is a way to hurt themselves they will. They are gentile giants and somewhat fragile. Man has domesticated horses for thousands of years. As a result we have some very well suited animals for specific uses but they lack the original toughness that evolution took millions of years to instill. A Zebra is one tough as nails horse but you will not put a saddle on him and live to tell about it.
In my horses case the wood was stuck down the hoof wall from the top where the hoof meets flesh(coronary band). He probably caught the edge of a log or fence as we jumped it and it pushed the wood in from the top

Becky N wrote in post #2377213
Oooo, share the recipe please.

wu_wei0 wrote in post #2377308
I'd share my recipe, but then. . .well it wouldn't be nice.

I would ask Wu but..... maybe not.
Becky I am doing a Catfish stew that I like. I got hungry and gave up on my grand plan of bouillabaisse for tonight.

Anyone have a picture of "good coffee being extracted?" I am ready to shoot myself peeing if necessary. Never say I didn't step up to the plate when needed.

chemicalbro wrote in post #2377450
Hey WU .... ltns

i've also used HK Supplies a few times..... (got my 17-40 and little nifty from them) VERY good seller

EDIT: oh and got a 2x tcon from them also..... come to think of it.....an angle finder too

ltns you either! Lookin' good
I've used them for small stuff mainly but they ahve always been fast and the product great.

short5 wrote in post #2377833
I would ask Wu but..... maybe not.

Told you I'd be real happy to give you some pointers. Just can't share the complete recipe cause I am one of those cooks who seldom uses one. I know what I put in, with variations and everything is measured by its fit in my hand.

short5 wrote in post #2377841
Anyone have a picture of "good coffee being extracted?" I am ready to shoot myself peeing if necessary. Never say I didn't step up to the plate when needed.

Please use a camera.

short5 wrote in post #2377841
Anyone have a picture of "good coffee being extracted?" I am ready to shoot myself peeing if necessary. Never say I didn't step up to the plate when needed.

Thanks for the lovely image floating through my wee brain Zane.

I was kinda wondering what 'extracted' means in regards to coffee, but now I know.

Becky N wrote in post #2378236

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Though a similar thought crossed my mind when trying to figure out extracting coffee.

I thought coffee press, but I sure hope Zane doesn't use one of those.

I also thought of taking a shot of scooping the coffee grounds out of the container.

I was thinking about a press too, I use one canoeing and camping all the time but could not find a picture with one in though.

I was thinking a grinder, but I don't go near coffee so I would have no way of getting that photo.

While we wait for coffee may I suggest going HERE
to view a graphic picture of the puncture in my horses hoof.