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My 17 year old son just walked through the kitchen and said "see ya later I'm going 'mocking at Fish Lake with some friends".  What?

Seems the boys have hammocks and they find trees and tie them up and hang out.  I told him it sounds like a dope smoking event and he just laughed as he left.  He doesn't smoke weed so I was kidding.  Next time you want to impress your wife, not that that's hard, tell her you're going 'mocking.  It's bomb!

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22 minutes ago, delcecchi said:

And you know this how? 

Del-  I will say this with all seriousness this time.  You have no right to ask me that question.  I'm his dad and you are Del, some guy from Rochester.  Have a good night.

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21 minutes ago, leechlake said:

Del-  I will say this with all seriousness this time.  You have no right to ask me that question.  I'm his dad and you are Del, some guy from Rochester.  Have a good night.

Del, you have been a little cranky lately. Is everything ok at home? :(

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19 minutes ago, leech~~ said:

Del, you have been a little cranky lately. Is everything ok at home? :(

Sure everything is fine.  It just made me recall when I was a high school and college kid.   I am pretty sure my folks didn't know what I was doing or what my brother was doing.  And I know that I didn't know what my kids were doing once they were out with their friends.   All of us turned out fine so presumably we didn't do anything too transgressive. 

But somehow the way leechlake put it with such assurance seemed over the top.   I didn't intend to cast aspersions on Leechlake's kid or his parenting.   So I apologize for how things sounded.  

As for my kids I would only say that I am fairly sure they didn't partake of much in the way of recreational chemicals.  But I recognize that there is no way for me to have known one way or another.  

So to the rest of you.... did your parents know of everything you did?  Every beer you drank?  Every place you went?  Every stupid thing you did?  Maybe every doobie you sparked?  How about your kids if you have them.  Are you really sure? 

Maybe its all the politics on all the time. 

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Well we are kind of highjacking the thread here but even though I went to church when I was young and still do.

There were nights in my Senior year of High school when my mom would meet me at the door when I got home late at night and ask me what was wrong with your eye's? Are you on "Diet pills?". ;)  Poor mom and what I put her through. :(

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36 minutes ago, RebelSS said:

OK guys....Does anyone have any tips for good scrambled egg recipes?

You looking for technique suggestions or flavoring/mix ins?  I will say I don't like scrambled eggs that are "creamy", maybe that is European style but they aren't my style.  Went on a cruise where they made them that way.   Not my favorite. 

How about sous vide?

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Woke up at 4 this morning, granddaughter spent the night and sometime during the night she climbed in my bed. I woke up to find her head on my shoulder and Duncan tucked up against the back of my knees. I went back to sleep with a smile. Slowly things are getting back to normal here. Strawberries on sale so of course we had waffles and berries for breakfast!

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