Penguin4x4

there's also catfish, of course, but then again catfish is catfish is catfish

You got me. Never had a croaker. What is it like? honestly I've never eaten them I'd assume they taste the same as a drum though, considering they're in the same scientific family

You got me. Never had a croaker. What is it like? honestly I've never eaten them

endless varieties of croakers, snappers, mackerels, groupers, flounders, mullets and drums equals yummy yummy in my tummy

oh you can get some mighty tasty seafood out of the Gulf...just not salmon

about half the species of seafood available in Houston have to be flown in anyhow

you typically make home made sushi? By the way, I'm cooking salmon tomorrow any recipes/tips (electric stove FWIW) [i say this like it a question but I fully expect a thorough response] What are you having with it? Biggest key with Salmon is to get a piece that is good enough to eat raw and then hardly cook it. I prefer mine completely raw, but that isn't so unusual for me. Well i didn't get "sashimi" grade which was something like $11+ a pound, and the other "natural" salmon was priced similarly, so I got salmon that was $8 a pound I was at HEB though so I'm sure that wasn't the best place to start in the first place HEB usually has pretty good quality seafood; some of the bigger HEB's even have sushi made fresh daily on site

and its not any faster than the sedan model to boot

had some Popeye's for lunch; good god that is some tasty shit

correct; with proper gearing you can get away with less engine horsepower and still have great acceleration or, in the case of smaller cars, using a small engine and still obtaining a reasonable rate of acceleration and (usually) better fuel economy

correct; with proper gearing you can get away with less engine horsepower and still have great acceleration take my E55 for instance: "only" 391 ft. lbs. torque from the engine, but with 3.59 first gear and 2.82 differential gear its able to send nearly 4,000 ft. lbs. to the tires (assuming 0% parasitic loss), and is able to have the acceleration rate of a sports car/muscle car

yup, 482.58

between reframing, sheathing, and siding a 40 foot wall, rebuilding 400 sq. ft. of floor from the joists up, reframing two doorways, and hanging over 24 sheets of drywall, I'd say yeah we're done

I was going to say, what are you calling done? haha when the rough work is finished I call it done

pretty fucking awesome shading job

subbing out everything but the can light install, though; finish carpentry and carpet install is a major PITA

I say done but there's still mud, tape, sand & texture, trim, and carpet to be installed oh and about 10 can lights too but still for now its done

:nuts: :nuts: :nuts: MOTHERFUCKING DONE :dancing: :dancing: :dancing:

Frankly I think its a crime for any doorway to be less than 36"

pocket doors are the shit, FYI

yup, replaced both of the den's 32" doors with 36" pocket doors

decided to stop early today and finish it tomorrow; 99% done :nuts:

almost there :nuts: