Timmah!

No pectin?

...in the meantime, will settle for oven-roasted chicken thighs for a late lunch:

Can use it however one'd like, I suppose. MIght try incorporating it into a marinade &/or basting sauce.

I remember typing with an electric typewriter in business class during the mid '80s... had to use liquid whiteout or strips to correct our mistakes; was a horrible, frustrating affair.

Awesome Ky Bourbon & a great price for the quality:

Didn't realize the sound he made until watching the video. I'm weak!

Man, that show was so fucking cool & fun(ny). I remember watching that at 7 or 8 laaate @ night. This, along with old-school SNL, was one of my favorite shows.

Ok, smatasses, my keyboard doesn't always register. =D ...if I weren't tired & lazy, I'd photoshop a pic of me pooping on it. That & it's too close to Xmas to be in the realm of good taste... if there's such a thing as good taste when it comes to pics of people pooping on mangers.

Thx for the advice br0, will look into that.

I'v been hanging around, gracing the servers & forums with my auspicious presence for over a decade. Been a member for going on 3 years. No tags, not even so much as gold sticker. Plus I've got soft hands. https://youtu.be/hx3BEX7LYfc

Very tasty looking! Any condiments or seasoning fort he chips?

Mhm....baked them @ 450F for 45 minutes, turning them 1/2 way through; then turned it up to 500F & basted them 3 times, letting them cook each time for ~8 min. the 1/2 cup of honey, plus a little hot sauce made them caramelize nicely.

I make the BEST wings; nobody knows how to make wings like I do; I know everything there is to know about wings! Don't be hatin' 'cause you can't have n0ne.

Peace & comfort to his family & friends.

@JoeCamel... Yessir! Also: Were you trying to low-key tr0ll with that thread title? Hmmm?

...& some preparatory bullshitting...

The dog was so fat & had an "It's a Charlie Brown Christmas" stub for a tail that, from behind, looked like a pig. So I circled back to see.

My Man! Tossed me a softball! Lemme hit it out the park for you! (you did this purposely, didn't you?) Blowfish?! Blow me!

Heynow!

I'm taking requests if you'd like to see a certain dish prepared; with my own twist, of course. Now I gotta eat it, so don't get stupid on me.

I've also read that EIS has become so good that a gimbal isn't necessarily needed i.e. Gopro Hero late iterations. Watched a youtube review comaparing & contrasting the performance of the EIS on the Hero Black with that of an actual gimbal; granted the guy didn't go through a comprehensive testing, but he walked around, jogged, jumped etc., & placed the resultant footage side by of the parallel filming to elaborate his opinion; which was it was sufficient (the EIS) to use that solely, sans gimbal. Actually, I think it was an Osmo Pocket cam which has integrated gimbal & EIS; but the gist is the same from other readings: EIS has pretty much arrived for solely image stabilization. The gimbal (Osmo Mobile 3) does have nice features like panning, object tracking, time lapse, hyper lapse that, paired with the MIMO app, give a decent working sandbox for on-the-go editing processing & sharing along with several other nice features.

So he chases bait with his arse? And then attempts to consume it with his anal sphincter? Or is this a snagging incident?

Sooo much equipment out there. Just getting into some stuff for my nascent photography/videography habit; I mean hobby. Even bought a Osmo Mobile 3 Gimbal which can connect to my phone via bluetooth; not a bad rig for $~120.00...My luck, they came out with the 3rd iteration 2 weeks later. The two things into which I'm looking are a nice action cam. Obvious first choice would be a GoPro Hero Black. But there's a plethora of highly-rated action cams to be seen just looking on Amazon. And thousands of 4.5 star reviews...and they're considerably what is seemingly a much greater value. Instead of $200 - $500, they're like $60-$150 for what appears to be a feature rich piece of equipment. Also considering an infrared led light panel for night filming. Then of course there are different lenses & filters & familiarizing myself with fstop and all that jazz. Could you please take a moment to edify on any wisdom you'd be so kind as to impart. Recommend equipment and such. I have a few tripods, an extendable monopod that came with the gimbal, and a couple digital action cameras. One is, despite being relatively old (Kodak Zi8), a decent performer. It does 1080p60fps, has a jack for a mic (considering getting a wireless mic for it) and few other nice features. Nonetheless, I'm spend at least a few hundred to get a nice, basic setup.