All About Pocket Knives

Doc B wrote:Corn is really good, around here, this time of year. Nice and sweet...nice and cheap,too.. seven for a buck.
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Have you ever cooked corn on the cob in the microwave?

jerryd6818 wrote:

Doc B wrote:Corn is really good, around here, this time of year. Nice and sweet...nice and cheap,too.. seven for a buck.
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Have you ever cooked corn on the cob in the microwave?

I have, often do...and just did it to those, in the picture.

Jungle of my balcony.
What are the plants of the last 3 pictures?

Doc B wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote:

Doc B wrote:Corn is really good, around here, this time of year. Nice and sweet...nice and cheap,too.. seven for a buck.
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Have you ever cooked corn on the cob in the microwave?

I have, often do...and just did it to those, in the picture.

Do you shuck 'em before you cook 'em? I don't.

jerryd6818 wrote:

Doc B wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote: Have you ever cooked corn on the cob in the microwave?

I have, often do...and just did it to those, in the picture.

Do you shuck 'em before you cook 'em? I don't.

I did today; although I end up cooking corn, wrapped, on the smoker, more often.

doglegg wrote:Got a good view of Mt Rainier on our flight into Seattle. Always impressive.IMG_20190603_154030233.jpg

4 hikers were rescued today. They had been stranded 4 days, near the summit. You probably got them in your picture.

Eustace wrote:Jungle of my balcony.
What are the plants of the last 3 pictures?

1-Peppers/Chilli. 2-looks like Oregano. 3-Mint.

Is this God's promise that the rain will stop now?

In the 3rd photo it looks as tho you have the start of a double rainbow.

Quick Steel wrote:In the 3rd photo it looks as tho you have the start of a double rainbow.

It was, those were taken with my cell phone camera so they're not the best.

Cooking corn on the cob in a microwave is great.

Our oven is not very large, so I have to trim it enough to fit and rotate on the platter.

Leave in the husk.

Microwave on high for three to four minutes, depending on wattage.

Remove with an oven mitt, cut off the bottom and lift by the silk end and shake out a perfectly cooked corn cob with virtually no silks.

Be careful, though. I burned up a microwave doing that once, one cob after another.

Charlie

Worlds second largest rocking chair.

Philco are you making a route 66 run? Don't forget about the worlds largest ball of string!

gsmith7158 wrote:Philco are you making a route 66 run? Don't forget about the worlds largest ball of string!

We eased off the interstate yesterday for a little sight seeing along Route 66.

cudgee wrote:

Eustace wrote:Jungle of my balcony.
What are the plants of the last 3 pictures?

1-Peppers/Chilli. 2-looks like Oregano. 3-Mint.

The chili from the pot on the right is cultivar Carolina reaper.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carolina_Reaper

Most folks stroll through their flower gardens in the day time however here at Starvation Plantation, Miss Joy has a flower that only blooms at night, a Night Blooming Cereus. Before dark she said I believe tonight we'll have a bloom. Sure enough when she took the dogs for a short walk she came back all excited about her flower! Treefarmer

Lovely and fascinating.

Dont really know where to put this,the boss has started to feed this old feral cat it ain't tame enough to call it a pet. Goes by the name of Garfield screwtail.

bighomer wrote:Dont really know where to put this,the boss has started to feed this old feral cat it ain't tame enough to call it a pet. Goes by the name of Garfield screwtail.20190606_162458.jpg

I hope the boss doesn't have any tweety birds around. That could be a problem.

He doesn't seem to pay the the birds any attention but she says she hasn't seen a chipmunk since he started.hanging around, which is tickling her to no end as they get in her flower pots and beds and generally being a nuisance.

TF, tell the boss from me that those are some mighty pretty flowers.

I got my convertible all washed up to go visit the neighbors.____Dave

Mighty purty, Dave! What is all the extra steel hanging under the belly?
Treefarmer

The metal under the belly is the mount for the loader and a box for the hydraulic fluid. The tractor came with a snow and dirt bucket and a pump and hoses, but much of that was wishful thinking by a previous owner. It's all a little too heavy for the little tractor but it does beef up the waist that they tell me is a week point on the A's and it's great for standing on to pour gas in.___Dave

djknife13 wrote:I got my convertible all washed up to go visit the neighbors.____Dave

Beautiful piece of history !!!