Jimmy Neutron

Thanks!

Not picky about the base I use - what everI find. Just looking for some unique ingredient or technique adds. I do use the juice from the canned clams as long as it is sediment free.

Recentluy found some madagascar bourbon vanilla.... killer. Especially like it in my coke.

So I've been enlisted to do chowder for a large group on a coast trip in a few weeks. I make a decent traditional chowder, but am looking for tips to put it over the top. Like to do things on the rich and herby side. We'll be digging fresh clams, but I don't know that we'll be able to get enough to stock this particular pot of chowder. I'll be bringing plenty of canned clams, stock and base to clam it up in any case. Ideas? TIA

Sigh. Looks like every other bbs now.

Not very familiar with the Sonata, but I really like the Genesis. Too bad I can't get that in my price range... they've got a new 5.0 model that's pushing 400 ponies.

Very tough call for me. Probably have to go with a 1967 Ferrari 275 GTO 4 cam. An extremely close second would be the new Ferrari 599 GTB. There are a myriad of American muscle and race cars that top my list as well. A 1966 Ford 427 Cobra A/C is right there with the 599 for me. My favorite variants of the Mustang, Camaro, GTO and 'Cuda are not far behind. I could also live with an Aston Martin One-77 or DB9, an SL65 AMG, a BMW M5 oe Audi R8. Judas, I love cars - be right back....

This. We got one rooster with our first batch of hens when I was a kid. He was aggressive and attacked a small cousin one day - never in my life ever saw my dad so mad. He chased that rooster around our large yard until he connected with a lucky swing of a 2 x 4 and ended the rooster's reign of terror.

Jumped to about that here ove the last 3 days. Get to fill the Tahoe and MDX tomorrow.

I've driven a number of Fusions, but not the hybrid. It is the head of its class, IMO. Better feel and more sturdy feeling than the Camry or even Accord. I took one north of 100 mph near Apple Valley, CA and it didn't feel like a shuttle coming apart at re-entry. A few of these were well used rentals with 25000 hard miles on them - still solid. Many other rentals start to show real signs of deterioration at that point.

A co-worker has an '02 Maxima with 66k miles and asking 8 grand. Sounds like a decent deal to me, but not sure about the reliability of older Maximas or other models in the same class.

Looking for a reliable 4 door with decent power and available manual tranny < $10k. Something a little sporty would be nice - first thought was a Nissian Maxima. These have a little power, especially when mated to a manual and can still get 30 mpg on the highway. Will be used as my daily drive and move a lot of kids/backpacks/sport bags etc. Will also be used for long road trips (2000+ miles) every other month. Any thoughts on the Maxima or other like vehicle? TIA

Sweet. Always loved having chickens around - especially for the quality of fresh eggs. Keep a .22 handy by the back door. Chickens draw lots of predators and scavengers.

If we're playing golf, I win.

Sounds awesome. I'd do it in a heartbeat if my wife would go with me.