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whistech · February 23, 2016

Worth, I really like HEB. I shop both HEB and Krogers, but only on a week day and preferably in the morning. Oh and Worth I like Texas Toast but I haven't had any in a few years. I sure does a good job of soling up the gravy on chicken fried steak.

Worth1 · February 23, 2016

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Originally Posted by whistech

Worth, I really like HEB. I shop both HEB and Krogers, but only on a week day and preferably in the morning. Oh and Worth I like Texas Toast but I haven't had any in a few years. I sure does a good job of soling up the gravy on chicken fried steak.

I like Texas Toast fried in butter on both side in a cast iron skillet with the chicken fried steak.
You know what I am talking about.

Worth

Father'sDaughter · February 23, 2016

Looks really good. I'd maybe add a touch of cheddar cheese, but maybe that would be overkill with the bacon.

AlittleSalt · February 23, 2016

Texas Toast works well when making French Toast... Viva La Abilene

Worth1 · February 23, 2016

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Originally Posted by AlittleSalt

Texas Toast works well when making French Toast... Viva La Abilene

So many great things come out of Texas no wonder so many people hate us.

Food products oil actors you name it.
Worth

efisakov · February 24, 2016

I do not hate Texas. I would like to go on a vacation one day to see it for my self. We usually vacation in Florida.

One year we went to San Diego, CA. It was amazing. I like mountains and ocean. Beautiful, gorgeous place. So much kelp wasted, I would have used it in my tomato patch. Haha

Gerardo · February 24, 2016

Driving across Texas when you have not time to stop is...long.

Gerardo · February 24, 2016

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Originally Posted by efisakov

I do not hate Texas. I would like to go on a vacation one day to see it for my self. We usually vacation in Florida.

One year we went to San Diego, CA. It was amazing. I like mountains and ocean. Beautiful, gorgeous place. So much kelp wasted, I would have used it in my tomato patch. Haha

kayak out to the kelp bed, drop large swimbait, needlefish lure or a live ghost shrimp with a hook through it = insane amount of species. Calico Bass will be the usual customer.
Seals, sharks, whales, dolphins, sunfish, you name it they come to see what the strange long silhouette is, they usually give you the one eye treatment and swim away.

I just talked myself into a weekend fishing trip.

Cole_Robbie · February 24, 2016

I've become one of those people who dress up their dogs. It makes it easier to keep track of her in a snowstorm:

It's my old hi-vis vest from a trucking job I had. She seems to take to it well - it's those working line police dog genes in her. The vest helps her feel like she is doing work.

Gerardo · February 24, 2016

I've become one of those people who dress up their dogs. It makes it easier to keep track of her in a snowstorm:

It's my old hi-vis vest from a trucking job I had. She seems to take to it well - it's those working line police dog genes in her. The vest helps her feel like she is doing work.[/QUOTE]

Beautiful pooch. We've all had one at some point, great great dogs.

Cole_Robbie · February 24, 2016

Thanks. She is as purebred as they come. She was somebody's puppy purchase for $600-800. They dumped her at the county pound, where I adopted her for $150, which included having her spayed. One man's trash is another man's treasure.

The drive to get her was about six hours one way, to middle of nowhere Indiana. It looked like a John Cougar Melloncap song. I actually saw a Tasty Freeze.

Worth1 · February 24, 2016

I wonder why someone would dump her?

Worth

TexasTycoon · February 24, 2016

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Originally Posted by Worth1

I wonder why someone would dump her?

Worth

There's not many good reasons to get rid of a puppy, but there are lots of excuses - didn't realize they'd need to be house trained/didn't realize housetraining would be so difficult, can't afford to feed them, don't exercise them enough so they are destructive and bored, they don't get along with other pets, didn't realize how big they'd get, can't afford vet care, etc. I could go on and on

Worth1 · February 24, 2016

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Originally Posted by TexasTycoon

There's not many good reasons to get rid of a puppy, but there are lots of excuses - didn't realize they'd need to be house trained/didn't realize housetraining would be so difficult, can't afford to feed them, don't exercise them enough so they are destructive and bored, they don't get along with other pets, didn't realize how big they'd get, can't afford vet care, etc. I could go on and on

I had a roommate that had a dog, that dog wouldn't mind him for anything (he beat it) but the dog would do anything I told it to do.
It infuriated the guy.

Cole_Robbie · February 24, 2016

Oh it's obvious. She was bred for prey drive and high energy above all else. If you were on the top of a cliff and threw a tennis ball off the cliff, she would jump after it. That's the trait that is molded into whatever job you want the dog to do. She's too small to be a K9, but she would have made a great drug/bomb-sniffing dog. "Get the prey!...Get it!" that is this dog's prime directive. I can tell the breeder was going for that above all else.

My last female shepherd was brilliant. I was once pulling a heavy tree limb off a fence and looked behind me to see her with her teeth sunk into the limb, pulling it backward with me. The dog was scary smart. This dog, however, is not the brightest light on the tree. She's very pretty and has a sweet disposition, but I could see how she was difficult to train. I think she kept knocking down the kids by jumping on them. When I got her, she wanted to jump into the lap of every woman and would shrink away in fear from every new man she met. I think that says a lot about her old owners. They were both ignorant in their own way; the woman didn't beat her, but training a GSD to be a lap dog is not doing anyone any favors.

February 23, 2016	#1696
whistech Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Between The Woodlands and Spring, Texas Posts: 553	Worth, I really like HEB. I shop both HEB and Krogers, but only on a week day and preferably in the morning. Oh and Worth I like Texas Toast but I haven't had any in a few years. I sure does a good job of soling up the gravy on chicken fried steak. __________________ Arlie

February 24, 2016	#1701
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	I do not hate Texas. I would like to go on a vacation one day to see it for my self. We usually vacation in Florida. One year we went to San Diego, CA. It was amazing. I like mountains and ocean. Beautiful, gorgeous place. So much kelp wasted, I would have used it in my tomato patch. Haha __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

February 23, 2016	#1698
Father'sDaughter Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: MA/NH Border Posts: 4,919	Looks really good. I'd maybe add a touch of cheddar cheese, but maybe that would be overkill with the bacon.

February 23, 2016	#1699
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	Texas Toast works well when making French Toast... Viva La Abilene

February 24, 2016	#1702
Gerardo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: San Diego-Tijuana Posts: 2,598	Driving across Texas when you have not time to stop is...long.

February 24, 2016	#1704
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	I've become one of those people who dress up their dogs. It makes it easier to keep track of her in a snowstorm: It's my old hi-vis vest from a trucking job I had. She seems to take to it well - it's those working line police dog genes in her. The vest helps her feel like she is doing work.

February 24, 2016	#1705
Gerardo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: San Diego-Tijuana Posts: 2,598	I've become one of those people who dress up their dogs. It makes it easier to keep track of her in a snowstorm: It's my old hi-vis vest from a trucking job I had. She seems to take to it well - it's those working line police dog genes in her. The vest helps her feel like she is doing work.[/QUOTE] Beautiful pooch. We've all had one at some point, great great dogs.

February 24, 2016	#1706
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	Thanks. She is as purebred as they come. She was somebody's puppy purchase for $600-800. They dumped her at the county pound, where I adopted her for $150, which included having her spayed. One man's trash is another man's treasure. The drive to get her was about six hours one way, to middle of nowhere Indiana. It looked like a John Cougar Melloncap song. I actually saw a Tasty Freeze.

February 24, 2016	#1707
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	I wonder why someone would dump her? Worth

February 24, 2016	#1710
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	Oh it's obvious. She was bred for prey drive and high energy above all else. If you were on the top of a cliff and threw a tennis ball off the cliff, she would jump after it. That's the trait that is molded into whatever job you want the dog to do. She's too small to be a K9, but she would have made a great drug/bomb-sniffing dog. "Get the prey!...Get it!" that is this dog's prime directive. I can tell the breeder was going for that above all else. My last female shepherd was brilliant. I was once pulling a heavy tree limb off a fence and looked behind me to see her with her teeth sunk into the limb, pulling it backward with me. The dog was scary smart. This dog, however, is not the brightest light on the tree. She's very pretty and has a sweet disposition, but I could see how she was difficult to train. I think she kept knocking down the kids by jumping on them. When I got her, she wanted to jump into the lap of every woman and would shrink away in fear from every new man she met. I think that says a lot about her old owners. They were both ignorant in their own way; the woman didn't beat her, but training a GSD to be a lap dog is not doing anyone any favors.