That is not my name!
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geebsSaturday, had lunch at Fires of Brazil with the roomie, C-note, and Herc. Speaking of, he apparently just got married. (Hercules Lee, not the roomie or C-note!) Anyways, good eating. And it was only $16.99 each. With prices going up overall, we were expecting it to be more, but I guess they're trying to stay competitive. Apparently they're doing some special on Father's day where they serve exotic meats. I mean, they're gonna do normal exotic, like elk, deer, and venison, but apparently they're doing alligator and kangaroo as well. We're tempted to try it out. I'm curious to see what kangaroo and gator taste like. And to be able to say I've eaten kangaroo and alligator.
Saw the latest Indy movie today with the usual suspects. The alien thing, I don't mind so much. Indy ending up in the middle of a nuclear testing site, hiding in a lead lined fridge that gets propelled through the air at 70+ mph (I'm assuming it was going at least that fast since it went flying past the ruskies in the jeep who were speeding away as fast as they could) by a nuclear blast wave and survives?! What the frak?!
The ant scene went on for way too long though. That seriously freaked the hell out of me. Owel, in any case, I shoulda figured out Shia Lebouf was Indy's son as he said his name was Mutt. I mean, just like Indy, he didn't go by his given name, but more importantly, Indy was the name of the dog. Dog, mutt, duh, it was so obvious.
After the movie, the roomie grilled up some steaks and chicken. C-note had bought some bacon for some reason, wanting the roomie to grill it, which just turned bad because it caused the grease pan to catch fire. Ended up throwing some baking soda over it to put it out. This was after he grilled the steaks. He did the chicken afterwards, but for some reason the grill wasn't getting as hot as he wanted it. Turned out to be a good thing though, because the chicken turned out frigging awesome. It was so delicious and juicy. Was it due to him cooking it at a lower temp for longer? Or did the bacon fire coat the inside of the grill with a thin layer of bacon grease that somehow made the chicken taste better when cooked in there?
Saw the latest Indy movie today with the usual suspects. The alien thing, I don't mind so much. Indy ending up in the middle of a nuclear testing site, hiding in a lead lined fridge that gets propelled through the air at 70+ mph (I'm assuming it was going at least that fast since it went flying past the ruskies in the jeep who were speeding away as fast as they could) by a nuclear blast wave and survives?! What the frak?!
The ant scene went on for way too long though. That seriously freaked the hell out of me. Owel, in any case, I shoulda figured out Shia Lebouf was Indy's son as he said his name was Mutt. I mean, just like Indy, he didn't go by his given name, but more importantly, Indy was the name of the dog. Dog, mutt, duh, it was so obvious.
After the movie, the roomie grilled up some steaks and chicken. C-note had bought some bacon for some reason, wanting the roomie to grill it, which just turned bad because it caused the grease pan to catch fire. Ended up throwing some baking soda over it to put it out. This was after he grilled the steaks. He did the chicken afterwards, but for some reason the grill wasn't getting as hot as he wanted it. Turned out to be a good thing though, because the chicken turned out frigging awesome. It was so delicious and juicy. Was it due to him cooking it at a lower temp for longer? Or did the bacon fire coat the inside of the grill with a thin layer of bacon grease that somehow made the chicken taste better when cooked in there?
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Date: 2008-05-27 11:08 am (UTC)