Thread: off topic anonymous

Originally Posted by Wirm

No worries here! I read it on the internet,so it must be true.https://bacontoday.com/top-10-reason...althy-for-you/

Years ago I have BBQ'd some Sea Scallops (the Really Big Ones) that were seasoned with my homemade seasoning salt and wrapped in bacon. One of the gals there was dieting but she looked in the diet book and guess what?!?!? Dr. Atkins said it was OK! God did she eat a ton of 'em

BBQ's rock for low carb diets.

Proteins eliminate carbs

Here's the bottom line fella's.......someday you're gonna die. It's your choice how ya wanna go. bacon in your belly and a smile on your cardiac arrested face or a bellyful of lettuce with a look of wait, I was gonna try the bacon next...........too late.

Originally Posted by outback

Proteins eliminate carbs

Quote Originally Posted by Benz View Post

Glad you like it John although I can't claim credit. A good guy here, Mike aka outback, told me about soap concoctions and I'm just passing it on. My water is extremely hard and Creamo mixed with any soap gives me a good lather. I think I could get a good lather out of Granny's homemade lye soap with it.
Benz - I can't Thank You enough for providing me with this information. I have the ingredients down to the right mixture now and it is amazing. Hell, I even broke out the old scuttle and now it's all about hot lather (lots of it), close shave, and no nicks. I haven't experienced a cut since I started using this method. I'm really glad that you shared this! Again, many thanks!


Outback - I'm very challenged when it comes to technology so this was the only way I figured out how to post this to you - Thank you as well for figuring this out. I had a lot of problems with building lather, until now. Really glad your around and I really wanted to say Thank You to you as well!!!

Originally Posted by Johntoad57

Quote Originally Posted by Benz View Post

Glad you like it John although I can't claim credit. A good guy here, Mike aka outback, told me about soap concoctions and I'm just passing it on. My water is extremely hard and Creamo mixed with any soap gives me a good lather. I think I could get a good lather out of Granny's homemade lye soap with it.
Benz - I can't Thank You enough for providing me with this information. I have the ingredients down to the right mixture now and it is amazing. Hell, I even broke out the old scuttle and now it's all about hot lather (lots of it), close shave, and no nicks. I haven't experienced a cut since I started using this method. I'm really glad that you shared this! Again, many thanks!


Outback - I'm very challenged when it comes to technology so this was the only way I figured out how to post this to you - Thank you as well for figuring this out. I had a lot of problems with building lather, until now. Really glad your around and I really wanted to say Thank You to you as well!!!

Your more than welcome. But its just another form of ubalather, or however they call it. My water is so hard...I've got to chew it, before I swallow it.
So I started mixing hard and soft soaps, glycerin and tallow, plus creams, and next thing I knew was I had a soap that produced lather, quickly and easily. Has great cushion and glide, and doesn't dry out on my face real fast either.
Just an experiment that blew up, "on my face"....so to speak [emoji38]

Pine Nuts create a very interesting flavor.

'Beer Nuts' the dreaded disease of Milwaukee.

George Carlin

Originally Posted by ultrasoundguy2003

Damn Straight zippy, with the scuff marks in the correct spots. Who rides or wears boots and doesnt scuff the toes?? Fakers.

Everytime me I go by the booths at rally's they have a boot renewing stuff to make them look new again, every scuff, scratch, dent,and cut has been earned and I never let them touch my boots, one guy even offered a o pay for it to see if it would work on mine. Tc

Originally Posted by cudarunner

'Beer Nuts' the dreaded disease of Milwaukee.

George Carlin

'Cotton Balls' The final stage of Beer Nuts.

George Carlin