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Then, buy some zinfandel and cook it yourself... if you know where to get green apple juice.

Yeah cuz you're the only one that knows where to find or get green apple juice

I swear before all that is holy, when they finally make my "Get Punched in the Face by Someone on the Internet" machine, you're going to be the first one taking a boxing glove hiding an anvil to the face. ::]::

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Yeah cuz you're the only one that knows where to find or get green apple juice

I swear before all that is holy, when they finally make my "Get Punched in the Face by Someone on the Internet" machine, you're going to be the first one taking a boxing glove hiding an anvil to the face. ::]::

 

Let's roadtrip and kick his ass.....KJ knows where he works.

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Let's roadtrip and kick his ass.....KJ knows where he works.

I'm down.....I'm only about 2 hours away from Atlantic City.  I will drink myself sick and projectile vomit in his face right in front of all his coworkers

and then LMFAO vomiting all the way to the bathroom as he cleans it up

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Shut up starship, it's called a fuckin jail cell which I would gladly endure if the vehicle to me getting there was making you miserable -_'

 

No, a brig is temporary holding cell, usually on sea ships.  However, we have something very similar to it in the building to keep you until the state troopers show up to take you to the county jail.

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Wanna spend a few hours in the brig before the state police haul you away?  Anyway, you'd probably even be in the wrong casino, assaulting the wrong guy.

Doubt it and it's not assault it's called "a public service"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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No, a brig is temporary holding cell, usually on sea ships.  However, we have something very similar to it in the building to keep you until the state troopers show up to take you to the county jail.

Shut up, no one calls it that and I will kick anyone in the groin that tells me they call it that -_'

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I was looking for a video of a janitor being attacked, and came across this....There is no attack on video, but at one point you can see the blurred a patron, and in later footage, they unblurred him....I just found that weird, and since this thread is shit, I feel no way about jus randomly posting this weird observation.

 

 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/video/janitor-attacked-gang-members-wearing-022956807.html

 

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I was looking for a video of a janitor being attacked, and came across this....There is no attack on video, but at one point you can see the blurred a patron, and in later footage, they unblurred him....I just found that weird, and since this thread is shit, I feel no way about jus randomly posting this weird observation.

 

 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/video/janitor-attacked-gang-members-wearing-022956807.html

>:D

Well, our headline will read, "Janitor Attacked For Being a Constant Asshole on the Internet"

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Says the guy who can't distinguish between a thread about energy drinks and a thread about cigarette smoke.

 

Historically you've made your mark about taking innocuous posts and making them about your inability to smell smoke......I only wait patiently for the day your shiity antique electronis burst into flames and you burn to death after smoke inhalation.

 

Or we can just beat you to death in the Casino and be held in this alleged "brig" like children.....Seriously, this isn't Seinfeld....I'm a grown man.....Toy cops can't detain me.

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That's what meat thermometers are for.  Just leave it there until the meat 165 degrees center.

 

Sure, two days later.

 

The reason that very few people cook at that temperature is because it tends to dry the meat out in the process of getting to the required internal temperature.  It's fine to cook in the 200s or lower when you're  making beef jerky, but not when you're making pork roast.  Edit:  Pork is notoriously difficult to cook properly without becoming too dry.

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So when we get to the casino, how are we going too know who he is?  He might try to hide his rattail  under his hat or something....

 

I know!  We can throw quarters in the bathroom and see who runs in to pick them up.

 

could always wait until the end of his shift or watch a dumpster and wait for him to dive inside

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Sure, two days later.

 

The reason that very few people cook at that temperature is because it tends to dry the meat out in the process of getting to the required internal temperature.  It's fine to cook in the 200s or lower when you're  making beef jerky, but not when you're making pork roast.  Edit:  Pork is notoriously difficult to cook properly without becoming too dry.

 

No, about eighty minutes for a small one.  Dryness?  That's what the marinade is for.

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No, about eighty minutes for a small one.  Dryness?  That's what the marinade is for.

 

Did an actual cook create this technique, or did you make it up yourself? Also, unless you cover it with marinade while it's in the oven, it's going to be dry. And no, basting it with the marinade isn't going to help, not for the marathon session you have in mind (not to mention that basting with marinade is a bad idea because of cross-contamination.)

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No, about eighty minutes for a small one.  Dryness?  That's what the marinade is for.

 

Guess again, Jacques Tinpan.  Marinades have nothing to do with how moist a a meat is once it's cooked - they're actually intended to break down the muscle fiber to make a piece of meat more tender.  Something, by the way, your marinade may not be the best at because of the lack of any citric acid in it.

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I made up the technique on my own, it didn't turn out dry and after listening to you, roasting the marinade and meat together sounds like an even greater improvement.  My marinade process is two days in the fridge, fully submerged until all the fat is permeated. 

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Guess again, Jacques Tinpan.  Marinades have nothing to do with how moist a a meat is once it's cooked - they're actually intended to break down the muscle fiber to make a piece of meat more tender.  Something, by the way, your marinade may not be the best at because of the lack of any citric acid in it.

 

What's better... citric acid or sulfenic acid?

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