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Timmah! got a reaction from iboomboom in AMD RX 7700 XT
Here you go; he's accepting homesteaders with an offer of a 6-month to 1 year free trial period with option to buy land or home if afterward interested.
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Timmah! reacted to KaptCrunch in AMD RX 7700 XT
no free rides there, produce or be gone but like the money is not a requirement but your input to living
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Timmah! got a reaction from KaptCrunch in AMD RX 7700 XT
Here you go; he's accepting homesteaders with an offer of a 6-month to 1 year free trial period with option to buy land or home if afterward interested.
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Timmah! reacted to iboomboom in AMD RX 7700 XT
At this point, give up. Sell your rig, buy a cabin in Alaska. Hunt venison, and moose. Live the simple life.
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Timmah! got a reaction from KaptCrunch in AMD RX 7700 XT
Look-up the ratings on psu's on websites like Amazon, Newegg, etc.
Search for the most-purchased psu's & see like the top 3 sellers' ratings.
Then search by top 3 highest rated & you'll usually see overlap of most purchased & highest rated.
It's a straight forward task, just need to invest a little time & effort.
I go by customers' ratings, not by reviewers who might be compensated to shill a product.
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Timmah! got a reaction from KaptCrunch in AMD RX 7700 XT
Check your system logs for errors using event viewer & system monitor.
Google the error codes for clarification, if needed.
Download & run a hardware monitoring tool like HwInfo to help find issues.
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Timmah! reacted to KaptCrunch in AMD RX 7700 XT
corrrect chipset
to me seems AI has messed up gaming for the greedy bastards (B.G.) want to monitor us and tell s how to live while surfing, no more straight data just atitude with search now (buy from my store ad's)
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Timmah! reacted to PickleRick in AMD RX 7700 XT
Have you tried uninstalling the AMD Adrenalin App and keeping drivers only? That's what solved the crashes for a lot of people.
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Timmah! reacted to Mazdarati in JP Parrot
Hi Idiots,
A couple people asked me to post pics of my parrot JP, I've had him for 39 years now , Everytime I play he gets very vocal and can be heard when I key my mic . Yes that's a very hot pepper he's eating and he's taking a bath in his water bowl.
His breed is a Double yellow head amazon . When I got him at 5 weeks old he was just a ball of skin and pin feathers and I could not think of a good name for him so I call him JP which stands for Just Parrot or on his grumpy days Just prick .
Maz
VID_20210517_081138456.mp4
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Timmah! reacted to ROCKAPE in Where I have been the last few years.
Really nice to hear from you onwards and upwards mate hope that all continues to get better for you best regards.
Rockape
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Timmah! reacted to BigPapaDean in Where I have been the last few years.
Some of you know a few years ago, wait it's been 15 years since then. I had some marital problems and they ended up taking me down and out. But now I am still around but just out of sight. I lost everything as that's what happens when someone is unhappy. But as for me, I have never been happier. The stress is off and while I don't have much I have what I need to survive. I lived in my condo for 6 years without making a payment I couldn't afford anyway. The day came I was notified that they finally sold my condo on the courthouse steps. That's when my nephew who was stationed in the Navy just a few miles away came and took me to live with him and his amazing family. I was there until he left the Navy and I moved to an adult living facility. I lived there for about eight years. Now I am renting a room from my dear sister and am very happy. I have kept in touch with some of you via my PC. I would love to play with you on one of the servers to say hello! I am not sure if my internet will allow me but nevertheless, one of these days I'll be there. I can play COD4 WAW5 COD2. I see there are still those who have nothing else to do than cause others stress and aggravation. But I hope to see you all soon.
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Timmah! got a reaction from major-mark63 in Sage Edition
Timmah loves spicy food, but Sage is my favorite for sausage biscuits & gravy; it's the perfect seasoning for it.
Can't stress enough the importance of cooking & stirring the flour for a good 5 minutes to properly develop the flavors.
Also, searing/browning the meat is a must for this & just about any other dish's meat for that wonderful Maillard flavor!
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Timmah! reacted to WldPenguin in Sage Edition
That looks great, too! I forgot to mention in your earlier post about sausage gravy that I ONLY use sage sausage - Bob Evans is my first choice. Big different in taste between original & sage.
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Timmah! got a reaction from 5Star.General in Sage Edition
Timmah loves spicy food, but Sage is my favorite for sausage biscuits & gravy; it's the perfect seasoning for it.
Can't stress enough the importance of cooking & stirring the flour for a good 5 minutes to properly develop the flavors.
Also, searing/browning the meat is a must for this & just about any other dish's meat for that wonderful Maillard flavor!
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Timmah! got a reaction from PHUCKITMAN in A Southern Classic
Adding more fat with butter may seem counterintuitive, but even if you drain some of the sausage fat first, the butter adds a unique richness.
And of course, the flour has to cook long enough to brown & lose its flour taste & contribute its own depth as it absorbs the pork & butter.
The ratios I give is a good starting point.
Post what you think, when you make it.
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Timmah! got a reaction from PHUCKITMAN in A Southern Classic
Yes, I recall you mentioning this in one our conversations a few years ago. (=
I just find the flavor richer with flour in this instance.
Texture seems more pleasing to me, also.
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Timmah! got a reaction from PHUCKITMAN in A Southern Classic
Biscuits
Pound of sausage (Tennessee Pride Hot, this time)
Couple tablespoons of butter
~1/3 cup flour
3 cups milk
Seasoning
Brown sausage, add butter & stir for a couple minutes, add flour & stir for a few minutes until browned & bubbly, slowly add milk while continuously stirring--about 5 minutes.
Add salt, pepper etc...start with a pinch of each.
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Timmah! got a reaction from Smeggie in Sage Edition
Timmah loves spicy food, but Sage is my favorite for sausage biscuits & gravy; it's the perfect seasoning for it.
Can't stress enough the importance of cooking & stirring the flour for a good 5 minutes to properly develop the flavors.
Also, searing/browning the meat is a must for this & just about any other dish's meat for that wonderful Maillard flavor!
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Timmah! got a reaction from Icequeen in Sage Edition
Timmah loves spicy food, but Sage is my favorite for sausage biscuits & gravy; it's the perfect seasoning for it.
Can't stress enough the importance of cooking & stirring the flour for a good 5 minutes to properly develop the flavors.
Also, searing/browning the meat is a must for this & just about any other dish's meat for that wonderful Maillard flavor!
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