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Meth because then one can exercise 24 hours a day.........for a week straight

Ingredients: 2 pounds ground beef (Zeke uses turkey.....b/c he is one!) 3 Tablespoons onion powder 4 eggs 1 cup of mayonnaise 1/2 cup heavy cream 16 oz shredded cheddar cheese (I used Colby Jack this time & it was delicious. Use what ever cheese you want to) Salt & pepper to taste Instructions: 1, Brown the ground beef & drain excess fat 2. In a mixing bowl, combine the eggs, mayo, heavy cream, onion powder, salt & pepper. Wisk it until there are no chunks & it's a thick liquid consistency. Add in about 3/4 of the shreeded cheese and mix some more. 3. Put meat into 9 inch pie pan or any oven safe dish. 4. Pour the mayo/eggs/heavy cream, etc mixture over the meat. i like to stir it up and then level it off / flatten it out. Use the remaining shredded cheese put on top and spread it around. Bake at around 350 degress for about 30-45 minutes depending on how thick / think your dishes are. I baked mine pictured above for closer to 45 minutes out on the grill. Bake until it's bubbling. If cooking in an oven it may take less time due to more even temps. Too cook on the grill (I have a four burner gas grill), I put two burners on low and baked on the opposite side (no heat underneath). I use indirect heat. Take out and let stand for about 10 minutes before serving. My entire family loves this recipe. And on hot summer days you can bake it on a gas grill outside so you aren't making the house warmer by using the oven. I brown the meat and mix everything inside the nice air conditioned house. Then throw it on a pre-heated grill. From starting to eating is probablya bout 1 hour - 1 hour 15 minutes depending on how quick you are. Plus I made two. So if you are only making one definetly closer to an hour. Very easy to brown meat, mix a few ingredients in a bowl, pour it into a dish, top with MORE cheese and bake! Enjoy!

I’m sooo doing this. f @10X @Bighungry618 @Displaced Texan. Culinary snobs

@Scorpio64, @WP22 give the guy some answers or move on. Jeebus you people will argue about a free blow job

Interesting, I do most of the grilling, post recipe when you can.

Announcing Team Kulak by Bob Hess Team Kulak was formed in late July of 2020. It was the desire of Kulak Arms owner, Richard Kulak II, to sponsor a small team of just regular shooters – unspectacular participants in the shooting sports, the “backbone” of the sport, like those that make up the majority of competition shooters today. This is a diverse team that spans 40 years in age and represents 110 years of shooting experience. The youngest member of the team is 29 year old Zack Becker, with Ed Jackowski at 51 years old holding down the middle spot and, yours truly, bringing up the rear at 69. The three of us participate in the three main handgun practical shooting disciplines, those being: the International Confederation of Revolver Enthusiasts (ICORE), the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA) and the United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA). The majority of the matches we attend are local, club level matches made up primarily of shooters much like ourselves. Zack is the shining star of this small team and the one that, should he decide to pursue it, stands the greatest chance of being ranked among the top echelon of shooters. He consistently places highly overall and within his division. Zack has only been shooting handguns for eight years, many of those years with the only handgun he owned at the time, a Walther PPQ M1. He is the epitome of the cliché: Beware of the man that only owns one gun – chances are that he shoots it very well. While Zack has expanded his battery to include a CZ P10F that he uses for the Carry Optics divisions in both IDPA and USPSA, he also has a new S&W Model 686 that he uses for ICORE. Zack is in tooling sales in the packaging industry and recently moved to Besalem, PA. Ed owns and runs a very busy nursery and landscape business (Jack’s Nursery). It is sometimes tough for him to get out to matches during his busy seasons, but he always makes the effort. Ed was an active duty Marine from 1990 to 1997, playing with decidedly larger guns – 155 Howitzers. Ed is probably the fastest of the three of us, but is often undone by Zack’s good, if not blinding, speed and unsurpassed accuracy. It is often a tough battle between these two teammates. Ed resides with his wife, two daughters and two Dalmatians in Hopewell Township. And then there’s me – the dinosaur of the group. I’ve been shooting since I was nine. My father was a shooter and hunter and I literally grew-up around guns. I shot some informal bullseye, but my first venture into real competitive shooting came with the advent of handgun metallic silhouette in the late 70’s. I shot that for about 8 years before getting involved in practical shooting with a club out of Target World in Chalfont, PA. I took a fairly long hiatus from organized shooting, but discovered IDPA about 10 years ago – and subsequently USPSA. Most recently I’ve started shooting ICORE, which is contested only with revolvers. However, I choose to shoot revolvers in all three disciplines, just because I enjoy them. While I have competed mainly with S&W’s I have started to work a Ruger GP100 Match Champion into the rotation. I also collect S&W revolvers. I am retired after 35 years in the automotive industry, which is probably why I’m captain of this little team – it certainly isn’t because of my shooting prowess. It seems that, at this age, any advancement I make in the shooting skills department is usually offset by some physical infirmity. I live in Hopewell Township with my girlfriend of 34 years and our German Shorthair Pointer. We all look forward to representing the regular “anyman” shooter in these club level competitions. Team Kulak Sponsored by: Kulak Arms 450 Lawrence Rd. Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 609-695-1043

You forgot to mention throwing it over a wall

Polish feed ramp? buy a sig? all I got

What did they do to it? I'm assuming from the hammer they did at least a trigger job. Could be caused by a weak recoil spring. Rails look awfully dry too, so it might need some lube. Those you can try doing something about yourself, or at least seeing if changing the spring helps anything. It could also be caused by the extractor not being installed right, or binding for any reason really (debris, dirt or other obstruction). between the ramp and hood. If you know how to R&R it, you can make sure it is clean and installed properly. As a make sure of it item, verify your slide stop is not cracked, bent, or otherwise failing. It's the weakest link on the c-75. I recommending having a spare on hand as it has a maybe 30k service life. If they fit a new barrel, it could just have bad geometry, you can't do much about that... well shouldn't. If they did the work they should fix it. You could always break out the dremel and roll the dice (don't do that). If they put a bushing on the gun, it could be cut to tight and not permit enough barrel motion for proper locking and unlocking and you are sucking up the slide energy into the bushing binding at maximum tilt of the barrel. That really should not be done without the proper gear and know how. That's a send it back situation even if you don't really want to.

FNJ

Wanna see my shocked face?

The sad thing is, that was coming anyway. But now they will be able to blame it in the 'Rona, instead of their perpetual mismanagement. That's why the dems love the China Kung Flu - it runs cover for a lot of their plans. Financial collapse, increased government control, etc.

Now you have tipped my curiosity i assumed longer barrel would always increase fps. I just finished installing split ductless in my reloading shed so i will get to loading up the 147's this week and make another range trip. i am also by myself working this week Mikey goes on vacation Tuesday and will be away for 6 days. The heat wipes me out during the day now besides starting at 5 am and finishing 7 pm most days.

BCG is like the heart of AR try not to buy the cheapest one out there. jmho

Looks good. Now i'm hungry.

Is that Pyrex? Seems you can make this in a microwave

5w20 is fine for an alternative, its doesnt get cold enough in NJ for it to matter

Exercise and eating the right things are important. However, WHEN you eat is also important. And, calories are not equivalent. Fats have many more calories than carbohydrates, but they don't do the same things to your body and its hormones, etc. This is an old thread, but this is a vital message.

Thank you @gleninjersey! I just picked up 9 more 5qt jugs for a total of 17. My wife thinks I'm crazy! I She said "No more oil"! I reminded her of how she told me "no more guns" and "no more bullets" some 30 years ago and how I never listened to her then, and I won't listen to her now! Both her Nissan Murano and my Infiniti G37 use 5W-30 so this is a no brainer! She finally gave her blessing on the oil but still says I have enough guns and ammo! She will never learn and I don't care since I do what I want to. I always tell her "he who dies with the most toys wins!" I win! End of story!

I’m trying this

Heroin is the new it drug to drop weight fast. Crack is so 2015.

Just to chime in, I'm down 40 Lbs, and kept it off, without any drugs or over the counter crap. I cut out late night eating /snacking, maybe a yogurt for a craving. Drink water and seltzer instead of soda and beer, I allow some drinking but in moderation. I exercise by walking/running on a thread mill in my garage, start slow and increase as you get more endurance. Running in a garage is somewhat boring I know, but I installed a 36" TV on the wall and cast YouTube on it and watch all the gun videos which keeps my interest. Thank God for Hickock and others. Allow yourself to cheat every now and then, you're be surprised after a week or so you just get in the habit of eating right. Don't weigh yourself everyday, maybe twice a week then once. Then none, you will know by the way your clothes fit. Do it for yourself. Most important believe in yourself. Good luck to you, We're rooting for you

I never give blowjobs for free. Okay, you want answers, you got answers. Put the circuits for gen A on main panel, put circuits for gen B on a sub panel with a disconnect switch.

Ok cool thanks guys for the fast responses! If exemption takes a long time like mentioned then I’ll just wait the 30 days in between.

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My garden is going strong, I finally started harvesting cucumbers last week, lettuace is still going strong despite all the warm weather we had up here in july. Butternut squash is flowering. My first round of early finishing potatoes are almost ready. Tomatoes are currently orange. Mint, rosemary, thyme, oregano, Italian basil, Thai basil and flat parsley are all huge. Sweet potato vine is almost 10' long and the carrots are all doing really well. To top it off I've had a bumper crop of raspberries, black berrys and low bush blueberrys that are all wild on my property. The only issue I've had is a monster (400lb+) black bear has been eating allot of berrys and leaving massive shits in my yard. The 14lb daschund ran him out of the back yard the night before last while the 50lb Vizsla and 60lb rotti/coonhound mix hid on the deck. Talk about napoleon syndrome.

Well from my experience, you only need staff so you can close the park. From my perspective, these parks are now open 24-7. The reality is NJ is very much out of money. Having seen the numbers from March, there was NO way they made it to the end of fiscal year without hitting zero, and revenues won't hold us until a bond can be floated. It's going to be rough fiscally for the state government. They didn't know how to operate within the constraints of revenue before, and they sure as heck don't now.

Its a hobby of bobs. Yeah. Gotta give a big thank you to rich kulak. Hes 100 percent in it to advance our second amendment rights. Or even to stop the infringement of our 2a rights.

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In the past, I made vertical frames -- 6' fence posts with steel fencing. I grew cucumbers on them, and even managed to grow vine-ripened cantaloupe (that I suspended the fruit with canvas strips so they wouldn't break loose from their own weight). Unfortunately I'm down to just tomatoes, peppers and zucchinis now because the trees have grown, shadowing the gardens. A bigger problem than the trees has been the deer recently.

If you don't exercise regularly, carbs are your enemy. If you can't eliminate them, there are at least healthier options. 40 cal bread, CarbSmart ice cream, etc..

I'm morbidly obese on the BMI scale, but so are most athletes. I'm not saying i'm an athlete, not even close, but I actually have a lot of muscle, my problem is that I have a tractor tire around my waste. I'm 6' 2", 290 lbs. 54inch chest and 44 inch waste, so i'm not all fat. I can power squat over 1,000 lbs, free squat over 350 lbs, bench 250 lbs, and I can easily handle a 1hr spin class. What i'm saying is that I literally have no time to go to the gym anymore (full time job, 4hrs a day in traffic, part time college, wife and 2 kids) and I have never been able to stick to a diet (I just love food too much), but i'm trying. That is why i'm looking at different options, you guys did however convince me to stay away from the drugs so I will start by trying to reduce my calorie intake and stop eating garbage.

There are a bit more things, but start with these two... STEP 1: DIET Since you're morbidly obese, skip the chemicals and start with improving your diet. I recommend you doing the paleo diet, where every meal consists of: Protein Vegetables Natural fat - 5 almonds or slice of avocado Fruit - optional Eliminate all of the following: Grains Dairy Sugar Legumes STEP 2: EXCERCISE You need to work out at a minimum 3x a week to see any results. Do mostly resistance training (weights), as that burns more fat and you probably have very little muscle. After working out make sure you have a whey protein shake within 30 minutes. Also start getting into the habit of moving/walking around, as you probably have a sedentary lifestyle.

A lot of good advice here, but, Dude, prioritize your health and well-being. I'm going to go out on a limb here and say nothing else going on in your life right now is worth an amputated foot or heart attack a couple of years from now

I can tell what worked for me to drop nearly 90lb. Mind you, I have more to lose, but for me what worked best has been food. I don't count calories, but I watch WHAT I eat, not how much I eat. I started with a paleo diet and eliminated nearly all carb based food, processed food, etc. I would eat all the meat, eggs, vegetables, fruits, etc that I could but I wouldn't touch bread, pasta or any wheat based products, avoided most if not all grains, sugar, soda, and so on. At the same time I started being really serious about walking the dog twice a day, then increasing my activity level and exercise more, but really it is first above the type of food you eat. You don't need to starve yourself, that never works, you need to feed yourself food that actually does something useful for body instead of most of the garbage we call food nowdays. I'm not a fanatic about it, I'll have a piece of cake or some ice cream or whatever now and them, but they are treats, and really most of the time I rather have bowl of berries or some other fruit anyway.

I know you want to believe that's true but it's your food choices. You can eat a lot of vegetables, lettuce and lean meat without getting fat. You need to see a nutritionist to teach you how to eat. Do yourself a favor before you do anything. Take 1 week and make a food log, write down everything, don't fool yourself write it all down including gum, tic tacs, beer whatever. Anything that you ingest goes in the log. Take a look at the end of week and you'll see it's your choices rather than quantity. It takes a lot of low quality food to fill you up and remember the calorie density of poor food choices. I dumped 100 lbs 15 years ago by eating until I was happy but good food.

Skip the drugs. There is no substitute for exercise and a good diet.

Unfortunately it's the wrong viscosity. Both of my cars now take 0W-20.

Ummmm. Me bad bro

Looking forward to a 50% property tax increase for less services.

Crack.