I have a bad cold, and my microphone picked up the sounds of me having a cold. sorry bout that… Bedbugs, The Common Cold, Pork Shoulder, Cooking for French People, Lifecasters, Hackintosh, Colony Collapse, Dry Rubs, Crab Cocktail in San Fran, and Viewer Mail! More cool stuff: www.GardenFork.TV
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4 responses to “Pardon Eric’s Mouthsounds… : GardenFork Radio”
When I make gravy I do the same thing as Mike. It is a simple way to make it with cornstarch. I usually watch the thickness as it can get thick very fast and I continually stir so it doesn’t stick to the pan and so I can gauge how much cornstarch to add. I once heard to add a pinch of cornbread mix to add a different flavor, but I never tried it. So Mike or Eric how about you be my guinea pig for me! :0)
P.S. Eric you breathed really loud … I would suggest the netti pot. Don’t knock it til’ you try it! And Eric you were cut off, but thanks for another non=pignient show! (idk the spelling)
Palomar Knot (From “Salmon University”)
http://www.salmonuniversity.com/images/palomar_step2_380.gif
Plastic Worm Texas Rig (From Bass Fishing USA)
http://www.bassfishingusa.com/Rigging/rigging1.html
– Cast it, and slowly drag it back. Hop it on the bottom.
Spinnerbait (From Fishcopia.com)
http://fishcopia.com/files/spinner_bait.jpg
– Just cast it out and reel it back.
Run your lures near stuff. Trees, rocks, twigs, weeds, etc.
Great show guys!
Eric, I second the netti pot and it’s available at most chain drug stores.
Mike, Jim and I go up to Montana to a family home and fish. There’s a huge willow that over hangs the water that we try to cast under. There’s also a huge log down there with tons of lures. I keep telling Jim I’m going down there to retrieve the lures, except that the water is too cold and my fear of lake sharks.
I have been a Mac fan since the IIfx days and I currently work in tech support here at SFASU. Currently we mainly use either Dells or Macs on campus.
Well, the Dell rep sent us a netbook to try out to see if we might be interested in buying a few. We quickly decided that they were just to under-powered and did not have the storage we needed.
Before we sent it back to Dell I “borrowed” it and installed the Mac OS on the machine. I would loved to have seen the look on their faces when they fired it up back at the factory. 😀