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Text 34572, 181 rader
Skriven 2006-07-25 16:07:10 av Roy Witt (1:1/22)
  Kommentar till text 34525 av Carol Shenkenberger (6:757/1)
Ärende: IQ Test
===============
25 Jul 06 19:53, Carol Shenkenberger wrote to Roy Witt:

 CS> *** Quoting Roy Witt from a message to Carol Shenkenberger ***

 CS>> Would that be a varient of catfish perchance?  I'm notfamiliar with
 CS>> 'bullhead' for a fish but it might be descriptive?

 RW>> Yeah, they're really catfish...they get the bullhead name because
 RW>> they have little horns next to the pectoral fins. Grab them wrong
 RW>> and you'l

 CS> Ah I know the one.

 CS> I've wondered if the long trailers at the mouth might be a delicacy
 CS> like the squid tentacles but not sure if that's been discovered yet
 CS> or if they are just nasty.  Havent access to enough of them to try it
 CS> and when I was USA, I didnt know it might be an idea to try so...

I dunno, I've never thought of it and don't know anyone who has tried.
Dad's gone now, so my source of info like that has dried up...

 RW>> in the wound and your wound will be infected within minutes.

 CS> Not good.  We have stuff like that here too.  I have no desire to try
 CS> puffer fish (?ugu?) that will kill you fast if they dont cut it just
 CS> right. I'll just have some shrimp please <g>.

Off the coast of San Diego they have jelly fish that during the summer
especially, will give you a really bad time if you get stung by one.
I thank my lucky stars for wet suits...

 CS>> it cooler in high summer. Like I said, minor adjustment and the
 CS>> driveway was a double wide so very easy to shift a few feet over and
 CS>> still get mostly shade.

 RW>> That's what most Texicans do here. No driveway, no problem, just
 RW>> park under the tree in the middle of the lawn.

 CS> Makes sense and eventually you have a dirt driveway.

I'd rather have a green lawn than a dirt driveway.

 CS> My place is slightly 'upscale' of that sort of neighborhood but we
 CS> have familys with several cars and they use the road-apron (I have a
 CS> double driveway but most do not).

I have a GMC box van, 14,000lb commercial variety, that I parked at the
curb while my storage unit was being renovated. The neighbors were a bit
upset until I explained that one to them. That was only supposed to last
two months, but they decided to expand their facility at the same time, so
it took three months before I could talk them into making room.

 RW>> Is your house rented now or moth-balled? I had a bad experience with
 RW>> renters last year and sold off my rental in SD...I went back there
 RW>> in November to remove some things from storage in the garage
 RW>> overhead and place had been trashed in less than six months. I was
 RW>> glad that someon

 CS> Ewwh!  I have been blessed with a good tennant and a good rental
 CS> agent.

I had neither. The agent charged 10% and did absolutely nothing to make
them clean up the place. They even gave them back their cleaning deposit.
If I hadn't been in the middle of a sale, I would have sued them both.

 CS>   I am sure there is normal wear and tear but they have been
 CS> faithfully paying their 800-850$ a month for several years now.
 CS> Because it was known to be long term, they replaced the kitchen
 CS> linolem and livingroom 'wall to wall' carpet with no problem (though
 CS> I am not sure what colors to expect when i get back, I gave a
 CS> preference and believe the linoleum has a blue background on tan, and
 CS> the carpet to he brown/tan).

I was a little reluctant to approve the people who finally did rent it. A
white gal and a black guy. He had good credentials, being the manager of
an apartment complex for 5 years. She had a good income, so I figured they
wouldn't have a problem keeping up with the rent. Nancy warned about
renting to a non-married couple, but I 'knew' better, if you know what I
mean.

 CS> There was a small flurry of requests in the first 2 years for silly
 CS> things like the screen door we replaced 2 days before we left but i
 CS> asked the rental agent to tel them we were saving to have the roof

I had those before they moved in. I even furnished them with a Washer and
Dryer along with some patio furniture and a frig. If I were buying the
house, I would have tossed the frig, as it was full of black mold when I
saw it last. The washer and dryer were in good shape though. And of
course, the patio furniture vanished.

 CS> redone (which we did in 2 months after that with a time they could
 CS> work with and it was just the portion not done before we left, no
 CS> need to vacate).  The little stuff stopped once they knew they were
 CS> getting a 4 bedroom house in an area where you cant get that (or cant
 CS> now) for less than 1200$ a month. We have kept their rent stable.
 CS> Inspections happen every 6 months and while I dont expect 'perfect'
 CS> (after all we arent!) there's been just normal wear and tear.

I had put a new roof on my house in February of last year, before I moved
to Texas. I also had the house painted, inside and out and when the
painters were done, I had the carpets super steam cleaned. The garage door
opener had a gliche in it that required some expertise and so I had
somebody look at it and they said they fixed it. It didn't work when I was
there. The rental agents had their own 'handymen' to fix things, but those
jerks wanted $80/hr. So I had a friend of mine (who's in the handiman
business) go over and replace both faucets at the washer when the tenant
complained that they leaked. They leaked the day we moved into that house,
but all that was required to stop that was to back off the faucet a bit,
to allow the stem to float in the seal, stopping the seppage. My friend
was cool, he just said to buy him dinner the next time I was in town. So,
I bought him dinner and a few beers when I was there in November.

 CS>> Heheh Well, My Mom is a lovely woman, but her cooking wasnt up to my
 CS>> levels and we used to pray for TV Dinners as a kid. <grin>.

 RW>> LOL! Rather than eat the burnt offerings, I just grabbed the peanut
 RW>> bu and made myself a sandwich. My dad would always say; All the more
 RW>> for

 CS> Hey, works!  Ship food can be sublime or abysmal.

So I've been told. Army food isn't that great either, but they put on a
good feed, when they're in camp. It must have been a good thing, as my
brother shot up past me an inch when they fed him.

 CS>> Don by the way, is a very good cook so we take turns.  He made beef
 CS>> jerky last night (still drying out a bit) with my Korean sauce
 CS>> (something I get a jug of everytime I get to Korea but cant give you
 CS>> a name of as there's no 'enlish character set' used on the bottle).

 RW>> That's ok, I've noticed the lack of oriental food stores here...so
 RW>> whatever we get in the H.E.B. supermarket, is what we have to use.
 RW>> Bes

 CS> HEB!  Gosh, I reecall them.  The one in San Antonio across the street
 CS> from my apartment was ok.  It was better than my local pickings at
 CS> Clemson SC.

Short for H.E. Butt Company, I don't blame the guy for just calling it
HEB. :o)  The nice thing is, they're just up the street from Wal-Mart and
their gas is priced within pennys. A couple of weeks ago, they started to
give you $5 off a tank of gas if you bought a certain amount of groceries
from them.

 CS> I'm adaptive though.  Folks in the cooking echo can tell you.  I will
 CS> miss some stuff from Asia but I can adapt back ok to there or
 CS> whereever I end up next.

Move back to San Diego, Mira Mesa especially and you'll have all the Asian
food you can eat. All of the super markets but VONS and Alpha-Beta has
vacated their stores, only to have the Chinese move in. Heh, next to
Domino's Pizza, there is a mom and pop Chinese food store. And, most
restaurants serve chinese or go out of business.  BTW, one of the next
door neighbors to my house in MM was a Mexican/Japanese couple. She is so
nice and he is from Texas. They met while he was stationed in Japan.
They're retired now, although he has a part time federal job.

 RW>> Made a brisket this weekend...it was yummy and nearly all gone this
 RW>> morning...I experimented with a 'rub' that I found in the spice
 RW>> rack, mesquite smoked it in the BBQ for a couple of hours and then
 RW>> finished off in the oven for another 6 or 7 hours (kept adding a ten
 RW>> minutes fo open oven door as Nancy put things in to keep warm)...

 CS> Snicker!  Tell Nancy to stop opening the door!

She doesn't pay me any attention when she needs to use the oven! :o)

 CS> Due to ovens being rare in Japan, and briskets being not easy to
 CS> find, havent tried that in a long time. I do however know how to take
 CS> that cheap pork shoulder and turn it into a fiesta feist. I dont have
 CS> a smoker but i want to check them out.

Reading your comments in the COOKING echo, I gather that you're more
experienced in that than most. I've thrown things together and have had
some very good luck with it and so has Nancy. But yours reads like your
cooking talent comes naturally. Ours is learned.


Roy
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