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zkx14 said:
Not sure if I ever had goat meat. But have had goat cheese that stunk like goats.
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I find it interesting how many here know what a goat smells like.

I’m not going to ask how...

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Ddaddy said:
Yes, but you started by asking about undercoat protection and Corroless isn’t suitable for that. Fluid-film is.
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I did, but then Mattax and me got a little side tracked and he said to let him know if I found a supplier for Corroless in the US, so that's when I joked back and asked him if I had to start importing it. I can not find a supplier here either. Sorry, we were sort of not following the program fully. :D

Bill
 
Ddaddy said:
I find it interesting how many here know what a goat smells like.

I’m not going to ask how...

:lol:
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Well there are these things called petting zoos, and my neighbors used to have a few stinkin up the place. Why wouldn't you ask? :rolleyes:
 
Ddaddy said:
I find it interesting how many here know what a goat smells like.

I’m not going to ask how...

:lol:
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I have eaten goat kid meat. Well, kid and kid, like they are born in the spring, and we slaughtered them around when the snow came in the fall. They do not smell much different than a lamb/sheep. It is very lean and good meat. Excellent food. Male adult goats on the other hand, that is not edible in my opinion. I am not fond of goat cheese. The furthest I can accept it is Norwegian Gudbrandsdalsost. Brunost - Wikipedia A mix of goat and cow milk.

Bill
 
Bills65Dart said:
I am not trying to make fun of Americans, far from, but this "storm" thing has been an interesting thing for me. I am used to calling it storm when the wind reach a certain speed. Under that it is gale, and under that again it is breeze. :lol: So, when people here says it is a storm of some kind, like rain storm, or thunder storm, well, we do not have much of that here, but it is talked about, I am like, what... this is hardly even a breeze. It is just that the words are used very different and nothing wrong with that, but when I moved here it puzzled me. I do realize that here in the city it is not much wind, while up in the mountains it might be more windy.

You see, I grew up in a village where the wind and wind gusts were extremely strong due to being surrounded by mountains. Tipping buses and 18 wheelers, and blowing cars of the road. Taking buildings. And not a tornado, just from flat wind. The houses are secured with wires or steel rods in the corners. Fastest gusts I have recorded was 150 mph.
More than once my wife has told me that what I have been used to in my life is completely different from life here. Being used to have a little boys room outside, going there in the winter too as a little boy. Windy and snow did not matter. Think I was about 5-6 years old when we got a little boys room inside. In the little boys room outside we used old newspapers as bathroom tissue. Life these days are certainly different.

Bill
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Ddaddy said:
Around here, a weather event that causes precipitation and/or winds between periods of relative calm is called a “storm”. That’s because the rest of the days it is generally fair weather....so the “Storm” period is the anomaly that gets a name to describe it.
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If water falls from the sky, I call it rain...

If there's thunder and lightning, it's a storm.... Thunder storm....
 
I got the rest of the leaves up in my front yard...

Then got some up around the neighbor's driveway and yard near the driveway... If I can't get the rest of her yard before the winter starts, at least I got the critical parts for now....


Then the internet company showed up to bury a new line under the back driveway and their tractor wouldn't start as it got cold out... They are supposed to try again tomorrow morning....

It's only been two months since they were supposed to bury it.... :rolleyes: :BangHead:


Then I cooled some sloppy Joes, artichokes, and orange cinnamon rolls for dinner...

Only to go to Doug's after that and he fed me dinner at his place... I'm still stuffed... :popcorn:
 
Unconventional said:
They were waiting for rain to soften the soil and keep the dust down? :rolleyes:
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We are supposed to get snow tonight and 2" - 6" accumulation and then some more snow on Tuesday....

They better get it buried before the ground freezes....


I've been arguing with the phone center operators to get this done for 2 months... I told the guy from Malaysia this weekend who was quoting me 3 weeks to get it buried that in three weeks there is this white stuff that falls from the sky called snow and the ground freezes - they better get it buried before that...

What a bunch of dumb asses.... :icon_fU:
 
krazykuda said:
We are supposed to get snow tonight and 2" - 6" accumulation and then some more snow on Tuesday....

They better get it buried before the ground freezes....


I've been arguing with the phone center operators to get this done for 2 months... I told the guy from Malaysia this weekend who was quoting me 3 weeks to get it buried that in three weeks there is this white stuff that falls from the sky called snow and the ground freezes - they better get it buried before that...

What a bunch of dumb asses.... :icon_fU:
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dumb asses, is that when they are thinking with their asses ? :rofl:

Bill
 
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