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Wildrat

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Turkey Day Dinner Short Stories.
« on: November 27, 2008, 04:13:39 PM »

My youngest son and I have had our dinner and I managed to get it cooked without burning a thing. My wife would be proud. She is in Washington state with her children and her children are kinda slow :huepfenjump3:. From what she is telling me they may eat by midnight, since they are smoking a Turkey, and at 1300hrs Pacific time, her son and her daughters husband were getting the smoker out of the shed to put together. Now I need to rest up for Pumpkin Pie.
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Re: Turkey Day Dinner Short Stories.
« Reply #1 on: November 28, 2008, 10:29:21 PM »

With the help of The Good Lord I made it through frying 5 turkeys and having 18 family members from the ages of 3 yrs. to 88 yrs.
Great day, oh and thank Evan Williams for the help :drink:.
Today much easier, Hogasm and I rode down and met TN for lunch  :2vrolijk_09: and a ride. Thanks TN it was great meeting you and spending the afternoon in your company. :2vrolijk_21:
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Re: Turkey Day Dinner Short Stories.
« Reply #2 on: November 29, 2008, 07:30:48 AM »

With the help of The Good Lord I made it through frying 5 turkeys and having 18 family members from the ages of 3 yrs. to 88 yrs.
Great day, oh and thank Evan Williams for the help :drink:.
Today much easier, Hogasm and I rode down and met TN for lunch  :2vrolijk_09: and a ride. Thanks TN it was great meeting you and spending the afternoon in your company. :2vrolijk_21:
Mike
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my pleasure. :2vrolijk_21:....ya'll have a place to park yer bike anytime. :beerchug:

took my seat off and found my electrical gremlin. loose positive cable. :huepfenjump3: :huepfenjump3:



enjoy

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Wut the hell was that maneuver

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Re: Turkey Day Dinner Short Stories.
« Reply #3 on: November 29, 2008, 09:54:37 AM »

I know your cable was loose but if ya put a little dielectric grease on the mating surfaces, especially the negative cable it will keep the corrosion gremlin at bay. My wife's bike suffered with this issue. You could not see the corrosion and if you did it did not seem like enough to keep the bike acting like the batt was dead. You could move the cable a hunt hair and it would crank. I put a very thin coat of the grease on the cables and have not had a issue since.

I like fried turkey, but since the wife was not here I cut the turkey in half, injected with seasoned butter and threw in the oven. My youngest liked it because he had 2nd's, 3rd's and he was still eating when I woke up 12 hours later. What I would give to have that metabolism and a good body.
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