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  • Rob
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2003
    • 3194

    Ski, throw a 16 or 20 oz. sirloin on the grill, cook it to your taste, (I know some will cringe at this next suggestion, but ...) put a little A1 and Tabasco on it (I'm not kidding), get that Sam Adams lager cold enough that little chunks of ice are starting to form in it, and you'll be in hog heaven. (I like to put a lot of Tabasco on mine.) You don't even need anything on the side, 'cept maybe a dinner roll with as much butter on it as it can physically hold.

    —Rob

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    • Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
      Lou,
      Reminds me of a student given the task of using a barometer to determine the height of a building. He dropped the barometer from the top of the building ,determined the time it took to smash on the sidewalk below and came up with the exact height of the building , but was flunked by the professor.

      ----------billyjoe
      I read that story about N. Bohr, but alas I think it is fake.

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      • spikefader
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2004
        • 7175

        Originally posted by skiracer View Post
        Spike,
        Are you saying the steak and beer or that a steak and specifically a Samuel Adams Boston Lager. I can't say that I've had the Samuel Adams Boston Lager or can remember having it.
        Specifically Samual Adams Boston Lager. It's great!

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        • Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
          Lou,
          Reminds me of a student given the task of using a barometer to determine the height of a building. He dropped the barometer from the top of the building ,determined the time it took to smash on the sidewalk below and came up with the exact height of the building , but was flunked by the professor.

          ----------billyjoe
          Not possible to determine the exact height of a bldg in this manner. Even if you did the test a dozen times you wouldn't get a statistically significant answer, certainly not an exact answer.

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          • skiracer
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2004
            • 6314

            Originally posted by spikefader View Post
            Specifically Samual Adams Boston Lager. It's great!
            I'll definitely make it a point to pick up a couple of six packs and give it a try.
            THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR

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            • skiracer
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2004
              • 6314

              Originally posted by Tatnic View Post
              Not possible to determine the exact height of a bldg in this manner. Even if you did the test a dozen times you wouldn't get a statistically significant answer, certainly not an exact answer.
              Would the change in barometric pressure have that much of an affect on the calculations?
              THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR

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              • Measuring height with Barometer - Legendary?

                Students devise clever ways to measure height of building using a barometer.

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                • Rob
                  Senior Member
                  • Sep 2003
                  • 3194

                  What Does It All Mean?

                  And now Lou's thread lay dormant for 87+ hours. I'm stunned and amazed, dazed and confused (for so long it's not true).

                  Well, as the song says, Life is Life.
                  —Rob

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                  • billyjoe
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2003
                    • 9014

                    Originally posted by Rob View Post
                    And now Lou's thread lay dormant for 87+ hours. I'm stunned and amazed, dazed and confused (for so long it's not true).

                    Well, as the song says, Life is Life.
                    Rob or is it Led Zepp continued: "Wanted a woman, never bargained for Lou"

                    ------------billyjoe

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                    • Lyehopper
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2004
                      • 3678

                      Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
                      Rob or is it Led Zepp continued: "Wanted a woman, never bargained for Lou"

                      ------------billyjoe
                      "Lots of people talk, few of them knOw,
                      soul of a woman (and Doug-E-Fresh) was creAted belOoww".... Guitar riff.... SsSsSsssss!
                      BEEF!... it's whats for dinner!

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                      • Lyehopper
                        Senior Member
                        • Jan 2004
                        • 3678

                        Originally posted by Rob View Post
                        And now Lou's thread lay dormant for 87+ hours. I'm stunned and amazed, dazed and confused (for so long it's not true).

                        Well, as the song says, Life is Life.
                        Watching that makes me want to go deer hunting....
                        BEEF!... it's whats for dinner!

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                        • Rob
                          Senior Member
                          • Sep 2003
                          • 3194

                          Originally posted by Lyehopper View Post
                          Watching that makes me want to go deer hunting....
                          LOL! Those guys look like a bunch o' goose-stepping brown shirts if you ask me ... but I must confess, I kinda like the music. It's sorta "catchy." That can't be that guy's real voice, can it?
                          —Rob

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                          • billyjoe
                            Senior Member
                            • Nov 2003
                            • 9014

                            Originally posted by Rob View Post
                            LOL! Those guys look like a bunch o' goose-stepping brown shirts if you ask me ... but I must confess, I kinda like the music. It's sorta "catchy." That can't be that guy's real voice, can it?
                            A scary thought. They could have been big as the beatles had hitler won.

                            -----------billyjoe

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                            • Originally posted by skiracer View Post
                              Would the change in barometric pressure have that much of an affect on the calculations?
                              not sure I understand your question. I was referring to the "dropping the barometer" approach and timing the descent.

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                              • skiracer
                                Senior Member
                                • Dec 2004
                                • 6314

                                Originally posted by Tatnic View Post
                                not sure I understand your question. I was referring to the "dropping the barometer" approach and timing the descent.
                                I don't quite understand how one could use the barometric pressure to measure the height of a building. Someone questioned if it would be accurate or would you get the same calculation everytime. I was curious if any changes in barometric pressure from one moment to another would change the caluclation of the height and give you different heights each time.
                                THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR

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