Explosions at Boston Marathon

[Caliga]

I cook with a pressure cooker. 

[CountDeMoney]

You also eat hot dogs at gas stations that have been on the hot rollers for 18 hours.

[Caliga]

I've never eaten a hot dog at a gas station.

[CountDeMoney]

LIES

[dps]

LIES

Not technically.  He gets them for carryout.

[Caliga]

The last time I ate at a gas station I had beef-a-roni, green beans, mashed taters with gravy, and a biscuit.

[merithyn]

The guy in the cowboy hat helping the guy who lost his legs in the blast (the photo was probably the most graphic of those I've seen regarding the bombing) already had a Wiki page.

He lost his son in Iraq in 2004, and then his second son committed suicide in 2011. He's now a peace activist.

[Malthus]

The guy in the cowboy hat helping the guy who lost his legs in the blast (the photo was probably the most graphic of those I've seen regarding the bombing) already had a Wiki page.

He lost his son in Iraq in 2004, and then his second son committed suicide in 2011. He's now a peace activist.

If one believes in luck, he's clearly someone to avoid knowing - or even standing near. 

[Caliga]

[CSI]LOL HES THE BOMBER LOL!!!!!!![/CSI]

[Eddie Teach]

The last time I ate at a gas station I had beef-a-roni, green beans, mashed taters with gravy, and a biscuit.

It's impressive that you can remember what you had for lunch. 

[Neil]

I've never eaten a hot dog at a gas station.

At least not before it was thrown out, right?

[Malthus]

I cook with a pressure cooker. 

When we were kids, my brothers and I were treated to the joys of cooking using a pressure - cooker.

My mother, who did the cooking, discovered that you could make chicken stew by throwing chicken bits (bones and all) and various vegitables into a pressure-cooker, and cooking the hell out of it.

Then, the left-overs could be stored in the fridge, in the pressure pot. The next day, you could throw *more* chicken bits and vegitables into the same pot, and pressure-cook the hell out of it *again*.

Each person would fish out of the pot the tasty bits of chicken and vegitables, cut off the chicken meat, and throw back in the bones "for flavour". We were not allowed to throw the bones out.

We used to call this the "endless stew" - the pot was never fully emptied until it was as full of bone and gristle as a chicken graveyard, and just as appetizing.

[Caliga]

 

[derspiess]

About the only time mom used a pressure cooker was when she was canning green beans.  It was a phase she went through for 2 or 3 years.  She used to force us to string the beans for her beforehand, promising us that it would be fun because she enjoyed it when she was young

[11B4V]

About the only time mom used a pressure cooker was when she was canning green beans.  It was a phase she went through for 2 or 3 years.  She used to force us to string the beans for her beforehand, promising us that it would be fun because she enjoyed it when she was young

That's what they always say.