No wok or microwave ?
No one thinks about the fire extinguisher until they need the fire extinguisher.
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No one thinks about the fire extinguisher until they need the fire extinguisher.
Grill? As in one single solitary grill? Doesn't seem like nearly enough
I hope it dumps, Taos had something like a 50" base. They have plenty of rocks bigger than that.
Kidwoo to the white courtesy phone, please.
Not the white one, he'll just start ranting about Patagonia.
first you whip it out
... oh wait. that. mine was grandfathered in from the pre-Xenforo days iirc.
20lb in the pantry and 5lb under the sink. Another 20lb in my bed room and another by my daughters.
Girls know how to use them? I found out recently my wife has never discharged one before, so her knowledge on fire extinguishers operation is purely theoretical.
That's the kind of person you want to marry. One that hasn't pulled a bunch of handles and discharged a lot of cylinders.
And make sure everyone knows where they are and don't move them.
A good friend is a retired fire fighter. One night while getting wings after a ride, he jumps up out of chair and yells "fire!" and just bolts out of the bar.
Turns out a fire started in his dryer, in the basement. His son was at home, luckily.
The guy is obviously well aware of fire hazards, prevention and what to do if one happens, but someone had moved the extinguisher in the basement to a new spot. Needless to say, the fire department had to come and put it out. Entire basement got hosed, he wasn't too thrilled about that, as he had just redone the bathroom.
Probably going to replace a couple of old and questionable fire extinguishers. Have one in the studio of course, but realistically how effective it would be on an acetylene fire is negligible. Best case is to run the fuck away as fast as possible.
you could have said no....
Holy shit, dude, if chuffer doesn't want it I will gladly take it off your hands. I've been scouring fb marketplace looking for a deal on a used one.
On the meat-grinder topic - anyone used a Kitchenaid mixer grinder attachment? They work reasonably well? Thinking I should start making my own sausage. 
yes. get the metal one.On the meat-grinder topic - anyone used a Kitchenaid mixer grinder attachment? They work reasonably well? Thinking I should start making my own sausage.
Fo' sho' - plastic parts in a meat grinder: kill list.
Yeah, my understanding is that the Kitchen-Aid grinders are pretty decent for doing smaller batches of stuff. I want one for processing deer, so I'm looking for something a little more stout.
It is probably a shorter run from my place to a fire house than it would be to get out of some houses.
Wood chipper works for me but when I am processing a carcass I am usually not making sausage
I'd be in the market for one too, but I need to get the deer first. 2023 will be my year!
Always be cautious with hog farmers. Pigs can dispose of anything.
We currently get by with the kitchen-aid attachment. So, I will pass on the grinder.
I think / hope I’ll eventually regret this decision, bc for the first time in 30 yrs I plan to hunt again this fall. I think being an Oregon first timer I can pull an elk permit… roosevelt sausage would definitely be death of the kitchen aid…