Hey there. My name is Lee. I live in the small town of Rutledge, Ga. The name Cohort227 comes from my past military service. I was stationed at Ft. Ord Calf. In the 7th Division. It was a 'Cohort' unit (Cohesion, Operational Readiness, and Training) meaning that I was very close to my fellow soldiers because we were all assigned to same tour of duty for over three years. We all became close friends and still are to this day. The unit ID was the 2nd battalion 27th infantry regiment 'wolfhounds'.
I also host karaoke parties, receptions and things like that. Join me on FaceBook. I am just looking to meet a few good people and make some friends. I dont care for any drama and prefer to see positive and helpful comments. Give me a shout sometime. I hope to hear from you.
Made this tonight! I was watching your other video with the chicken leg quarters and got intrigued with the grill spray. I didn't have Jim Beam but I did have Seagram. Also, I didn't have a spray bottle so I used the brush instead. It's on my grocery list for the next trip! Thank you so much for this easy to comprehend DIY!
The problem with Georgia Brunswick stew is noone writes down the recipe. Every basically seasons to taste in a big cauldron and that's why in some places in Georgia the stew is thicker than hashand other places it's more soupy than an actual stew. I love stew but all the elders who had the recipe in their head are gone to glory and the recipe is long forgotten
looks like mush or a paste of some sort... nothing like any stew (meat always shredded, never ground; veggies never ground) that I have had in my 60+ years on this earth... I guess if I am ever in GA during the fall/winter time frame I will give it a try.
I do the same thing except I have a 8 inch bolt that I put in Put the rope on and then take the safety off the the bolt falls out of the way when I pull the trigger holding the rope of course
Nothing beats a stand with a roof when it's pouring down rain. We have a few out on the property I hunt that have roofs on them. Nice set up. Thanks for sharing.
It always kills me watching videos with people having their disks in front of their monitors or tvs. I knew about the magnetic field that the tv degaussing coil would generate to degauss the picture tube and keep it demagnetized. So that every time the monitor/tv was turned on your discs are getting hit by a magnetic field that can degauss a picture tube from up to 5 feet away, depending on strength and size.
If you still have this Snubbie, do yourself a favor and get a set of Wolff reduced power springs. They're easy to change out and your DA trigger pull will be much nicer!! The springs are less than $10.
Just a suggestion, rather than the light behind you, putting you in silhouette maybe try light in front of you and behind the camera. I do the same thing to uncock my raptor. One issue you forgot. Mess up it’s a dry fire and possibly getting hurt by fast moving cordage and plastic handles. Still I do it on occasion. Better to have a dummy unloading arrow or just have an arrow that’s toast and shoot it into the dirt.
We did this a week ago, after watching your video. My wife told me, 2 days ago... "You're doing that chicken again for the 4th of July, right?". I said "Well yes, apparently I am". Great recipe, sir. Thanks
I quit two weeks ago and I feel fine. Many relapses before that. I found three simple rules to make it easy. First, no coffee or beer. You smoke as soon as you even smell that stuff. Second, don't worry about nothing but quitting smoking. You get annoyed with people easy, so be it. Can't sleep, sleeping too much? So what? Gaining weight? You can lose it later on. Third, do yourself a favor and exercise a bit, and eat lots of fruits. Worst thing for me is the drop in blood sugar, causes the mood problems. Sweets will just make you crave smoking more, but fruits have natural sugar.
This is not a garden tractor its not going to take much plowing to bust the powder pressed gears to hell,not made for what hes doin,he needs an older sears suburban for that kind of work great tractors and made for these types of hard work
