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Just occurred to me I could try that new sousey ratcha sauce on my pig chops...but I've already pulled them from the apple/teriyaki marinade, and they're now melding with Reb's Rib Rub. Think I'll save it for the next batch of chicken wings.

I've got all my timepieces dialed in to DST, so I don't have to fudge with it later. What a pain. Microwave clock, stove clock, wall clock in kitchen, (weather center clock does it automatically) and have to slowly move ahead the cuckoo clock, antique mantel clock, old westminster wall clock and chimes, bedroom alarm clock, my five watches, clock in den, clock in rec room, laundry room, and garage. One in truck and boat. Now, to get the cuckoo, mantel, and westminster sequenced..... Funny, since I retired, finally got myself from even looking at the time....anyone wanna buy a clock? Eighteen of 'em!!! :lol:

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2 hours ago, RebelSS said:

Just occurred to me I could try that new sousey ratcha sauce on my pig chops...but I've already pulled them from the apple/teriyaki marinade, and they're now melding with Reb's Rib Rub. Think I'll save it for the next batch of chicken wings.

I've got all my timepieces dialed in to DST, so I don't have to fudge with it later. What a pain. Microwave clock, stove clock, wall clock in kitchen, (weather center clock does it automatically) and have to slowly move ahead the cuckoo clock, antique mantel clock, old westminster wall clock and chimes, bedroom alarm clock, my five watches, clock in den, clock in rec room, laundry room, and garage. One in truck and boat. Now, to get the cuckoo, mantel, and westminster sequenced..... Funny, since I retired, finally got myself from even looking at the time....anyone wanna buy a clock? Eighteen of 'em!!! :lol:

Five Watches?   What on earth for?    I have watch, clock radio, microwave, stove, and two cars (unless modern toyota takes care of itself).

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Why not? Because I enjoy nice watches, that's why. Have to collect something. Grew up with good family friends that owned a big jewelry store here ,learned a lot from them. These aren't Timex. One is a 24K yellow gold  Concorde Saratoga, a gift from King Hussein, another a Breitling..and three other nice ones. Also have my daily Pulsar Chronos.....everyone has things they like. Mine are watches. Just sold one to a private collector last year thru a good friend who is owner of a CAWchester High- end jewelry store...

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2 minutes ago, delcecchi said:

OK, not my thing.... but sound like nice watches.  Never got a present from royalty, myself.

Bet ya never stood at attention in one spot for 12 hrs with only a quick bathroom break  and maybe a quick food break, either. In a suit and hard soled dress shoes.

For a week at a time.

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3 hours ago, jmd1 said:

Here in AZ we know what time it is everyday, no need for the feds to tell us to move our clocks ahead or back.

That settles it: I am moving to AZ! :lol:

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13 hours ago, delcecchi said:

Closest I came to anything like that was sitting on my a** in a conference room for days, trying to stay awake.   You win.  I couldn't have done that. 

But did ya win anything? :grin:

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1 minute ago, RebelSS said:

Who'd wanna visit a town named Fishkill?!  There's something for PETA to yap about.....;)

Not sure why they call it that.  It goes back to before the revolutionary war, so is probably some old fashioned word. Kill must have meant river or something like that maybe even in Dutch.  There are all sorts of names out there that end in kill.  Or they were really bloodthirsty.

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