celentano meatballs

[riderx]

celentano meatballs
they great

[fleecy]

ok, tell me more...

[riderx]

they taste good yum
add some beef gravy if u can with it yum
microwavable as well.

google it
delicious man
they sell by the pound
hehe

u should buy it

best breakfast u can have *yeah u heard me yum* just ate it for breakfast

[riderx]

http://www.rosina.com/CPD.htm

[riderx]

http://www.rosina.com/CPD_meatballs.jpg

[joey tribiani]

They actually do look Pretty good.

[fleecy]

mmm...meatballs.... i had doughnuts for breakfast.... mmm

[riderx]

mmm...meatballs.... i had doughnuts for breakfast.... mmm
eh hmm yum
i had some orange juice too

[fleecy]

had a pot of coffee (twitch)

[The Hunter]

had a pot of coffee (twitch)

Ditto here, and Im brewing up another pot, just incase the power goes out.

[fleecy]

getting worse there?

[moneoa]

I am having a chocolate chip muffin and a chocolate milk

I am also trying to ignore this big pile of paperwork on my desk but funny enough it does not go away by itself....

[The Hunter]

No heavy rain yet, but the wind is starting to pick up now.

[fleecy]

batten down the hatches :)

[The Hunter]

I got them battened down, as I have a feeling its going to be a long night. 44KM wind right now, but Im betting its going to change very fast.

[fleecy]

got some water in the tub? candles and/or flashlights at the ready? prefer candles, as if the power's out, well, there are ways to keep warm and pass time....







... like making shadow puppets, knitting....what did you think i meant? sheesh.

[The Hunter]

Propane, and kerosene heaters. Single, and duel burner propane camp stoves. Loads of drinking water, and 4 large plastic garbage cans that are only used for collecting rain water, and are rapidly filling as we speak. This is for the craper. I also have a candle lantern, numerous led flashlights with a large stock of rechargeable batteries. A 12 volt booster pack/power supply, and a generator radio. PS I just finished charging my cell, and can now text if I have to.

[riderx]

Propane, and kerosene heaters. Single, and duel burner propane camp stoves. Loads of drinking water, and 4 large plastic garbage cans that are only used for collecting rain water, and are rapidly filling as we speak. This is for the craper. I also have a candle lantern, numerous led flashlights with a large stock of rechargeable batteries. A 12 volt booster pack/power supply, and a generator radio. PS I just finished charging my cell, and can now text if I have to.
dayum another storm
:(
i am going to make some coffee lol
tid bit of milk or i will suffere later*
i drink cafe bustello
there is a recipe there for capucinno
coffee some whip cream and some cinnamon.
i dont have cinnamon tho
hmm

i will drink some very strong coffee
i love tea mostly but coffee will rock me

[The Hunter]

SE 48 km/h gust 58 km/h

Its changing fast.

[fleecy]

crikey. sounds like you're prepared, anyway. maybe i'd better check our weather.. 45-55 here... guess dad won't go out for coffee this afternoon.

[The Hunter]

After we lost our power for 3 days in that freak storm last fall, I added a few extra things to my stockpile. We had a propane heater, but the kerosene one is much better. Although the price of kero is going up fast, at least I can stay warm, and I just added 60 more litres of fuel to my stockpile.

[fleecy]

yeah, you just can't be too careful. you'd think living on an island we'd have outages galore, but the ones we get are less frequent and last maybe a few hours. the less populated regions have been out for a day and a half before. but we still have everything at the ready.

[riderx]

After we lost our power for 3 days in that freak storm last fall, I added a few extra things to my stockpile. We had a propane heater, but the kerosene one is much better. Although the price of kero is going up fast, at least I can stay warm, and I just added 60 more litres of fuel to my stockpile.
just curious i know someone who pays heat for 100 dollars a month, does anyone else have to pay that much a month to heat their house or is it more.

100 dollars a month is a set price 300 for 3 months. its a deal that they have.
200 a month for someone else i know but they heating up to houses.

?

[fleecy]

dunno... heat's included in my rent

[The Hunter]

If my heat was not averaged at times it would hit about $250 a month at times in the winter. Until my next increase its $141 a month.

[fleecy]

guess i can count myself lucky, as our rent is only 460 a month. mind you, it's a 2-bedroom apartment as opposed to a house, and we;re above a pizza parlor, so we hardly have to touch our heat at all.

[riderx]

dunno... heat's included in my rent
eh i hear u
i rent too so i dont pay for heat its included.

eh at least u save something right hunter ;)
like if u do this in usa right now from 2006 till 2007 u can save money on taxes.
solar energy
here is linky
http://www.forbes.com/business/2005/08/17/energy-solar-taxes-cz_ae_0817beltway.html

[The Hunter]

Solar is very expensive to get into, although Im looking at gearing up a few solar panels to charge some 12 volt batteries and run through an inverter to supply some of our needs. If that works out, Im putting in a pellet stove, and running the fan and auger off the inverter.

[riderx]

Solar is very expensive to get into, although Im looking at gearing up a few solar panels to charge some 12 volt batteries and run through an inverter to supply some of our needs. If that works out, Im putting in a pellet stove, and running the fan and auger off the inverter.
eh hmm i hear u
i hear alot about solar energy
how they going to insulate the house this etc
i know someone whose going to hook it up in future

[fleecy]

even small gradual changes may help a great deal over the long haul.

[riderx]

even small gradual changes may help a great deal over the long haul.
i hate the heat man i cant stand it
i love the cold weather.

u know old buildings that are combustable are totally insulated
i have to keep window open all the time and ac on
but now in the winter i love the cool ness of the air

i remember 10 years ago there use to be a nice breeze through out the summer and winter but with global warming it really is hot all the time. *with all the storms etc*

i wasnt born in the summer :)
in the cold weather i was born hehe

[The Hunter]

With just small changes here my power bill dropped $11 a month, and that was after a rate increase.

[riderx]

With just small changes here my power bill dropped $11 a month, and that was after a rate increase.
great
right in strong island *long island* they electric and gas company upped peoples bills by 37 percent and is going to add another increase by january*

they are the highest in property taxes too.
hmm
*suffolk county*