THE Random Chat Thread - AKA "The RCT" - No shirt or shoes required - Open 24 / 7

[releventchair]

Mornin all.

 

[releventchair]

Finally got this sucker after much frustration

Well , will wonders never cease!

 

[releventchair]

GOOD MORNIG VIETNAM!!! I mean Tnetters

(Quote from Robin Williams character after landing at the airport. Or somewhere around there..)
"This isn't hot ; it's a setting for London broil."

 

[releventchair]

I finally got to start picking the Haskaps in the afternoon. 4 hrs = 12 qrts.
So love picked 15.5 quarts off 3.5 plants.
58 plants.=?
I'm on my way of filling @oldmxrat red cup up.
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Oooo nice haul!

Keep any near sighted pickers away from the porcupine den though.

 

[newnan man]

I sure hope the weather is better in September

Why, are you visiting Florida in September? That is by far one of the hottest months here.

 

[Evan in CA]

Good morning and happy Saturday all

 

[Evan in CA]

 

[pepperj]

 

[pepperj]

First garlic scapes, nice and tender. Straight into the soup pot they went.

 

[LauraLou56]

First garlic scapes, nice and tender. Straight into the soup pot they went.
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Yummm!

 

[WHADIFIND]

Finally got this sucker after much frustration

With all the trouble you had getting it, I thought it would be gold and diamond encrusted!

 

[LauraLou56]

Good afternoon all! Finally warm weather and no freezing temps! Summer may have tip toed in when no-one was looking! Now a road trip for some oysters. Those garlic scapes look fantastic!

 

[Oregon Viking]

Lunchtime!

 

[releventchair]

Good morning and happy Saturday all

Mornin Evan!

 

[Oregon Viking]

I'm still working on this. Paper work and a few calls to Ireland.... that was interesting!!



It is possible to obtain Irish citizenship through a grandparent born in Ireland. If one of your grandparents was born on the island of Ireland, you can apply to be entered into the Foreign Births Register, which allows you to become an Irish citizen.

Eligibility:
If your grandparent was born in Ireland, you can apply for Irish citizenship through foreign birth registration.
Registration: You'll need to register your birth on the Foreign Births Register, which is maintained by the Department of Foreign Affairs.
Documentation:
You'll need to provide documentation proving your relationship to your Irish-born grandparent, such as their birth certificate and your birth certificate.
No residency requirement:
Unlike naturalization, there is no minimum residency requirement in Ireland to obtain citizenship through foreign birth registration.
Foreign Births Register:
This register is specifically for those who were not born in Ireland but are entitled to Irish citizenship through descent (e.g., through a grandparent).
Passport:
Once registered, you can apply for an Irish passport.

 

[Oregon Viking]

GOOD MORNIG VIETNAM!!! I mean Tnetters

 

[Oregon Viking]

Pep, how much do your Coon cats weigh? You might have told me... My "mutt" is 2 years old and 15 pounds. He is loving outside... stays close and discovering his strength. He talks to me a lot bdddttttttrrrreooowww noises.

 

[LauraLou56]

Good afternoon all! Finally warm weather and no freezing temps! Summer may have tip toed in when no-one was looking! Now a road trip for some oysters. Those garlic scapes look fantastic!

Only a six hour haul...totally worth it. Find some new permissions along the way, win win!

 

[Oregon Viking]

Good afternoon all! Finally warm weather and no freezing temps! Summer may have tip toed in when no-one was looking! Now a road trip for some oysters. Those garlic scapes look fantastic!

Oysters?? I have a 2 hour drive to Coos Bay... and they are everywhere!! On the grill, raw are too slimy for me.

 

[LauraLou56]

Oysters?? I have a 2 hour drive to Coos Bay... and they are everywhere!! On the grill, raw are too slimy for me.

Lucky! I've never had them on the grill, sounds perfect!