FDX Sen. List updated

[TonyC]

TAZ MAN,


Don't you have a barbeque to fire up in the back yard?

Give it a rest, man.







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[TAZ MAN]

TAZ MAN,


Don't you have a barbeque to fire up in the back yard?

Give it a rest, man.







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TonyC

I would thought more of you. By responding to this you are supporting all the other comments of your fellow people on this thread. Disappointing.

 

[klhoard]

TonyC

I would thought more of you. By responding to this you are supporting all the other comments of your fellow people on this thread. Disappointing.

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Taz,

Just go ahead and join a local Air National Guard unit and get it out of your system. . .
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[FedEx1]

Hey guys


Taz is now on my ignore list. Go to User CP and add him. Nothing personal, Taz. I do see your lips moving, but all I hear is blah, blah, blah.

Tony, I do have a BBQ to light, and too many rug rats running around to stay in here (but not as many as you!) Flame on, that is, on my BBQ only.

Fedex1

 

[TAZ MAN]

Hey guys


Taz is now on my ignore list. Go to User CP and add him. Nothing personal, Taz. I do see your lips moving, but all I hear is blah, blah, blah.Fedex1

No loss. Nothing personal. All I hear is just another Fedex ex-military guy once again thinking so highly of himself that I would care if I was on the ignore list and blah blah blah blah whatever.

You guys are just proving my point. You belong somewhere else.

klhoard,

And be like you!! You've been brainwashed. What you had...wasn't that great to me. Glad you think it made you better. Keep telling yourself that your better than the civilians. The civilians really know and are laughing their arse off at you. You are such the stereo type military. You make the good guys from the military look bad. Good job iceman. I know you need the last word. Most guys like you do. So have had it.

 

[klhoard]

. . <snip>. .I know you need the last word. . . <snip> ..

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[TonyC]

Tony, I do have a BBQ to light, and too many rug rats running around to stay in here (but not as many as you!) Flame on, that is, on my BBQ only.

Fedex1

Kroger's running their ribeyes at $5.99 / lb. That's not a steak or two, that's the entire ribeye. I had the butcher slice one up about 1¼" thick - - awesome steaks, excellent price. I was shootin' for medium rare, but wound up more like plain ole medium. Anybody have a good method of hitting medium rare? Mind you, I'm using charcoal, so the temperature control is somewhat less than precise. Even at medium, they were mighty tasty, juicy, tender... well, put it this way, there was moaning goin' on while they were being devoured.

Anyway, I'm gonna go buy another today and freeze 'em.


Oh, did I mention I moved up 93 numbers?






Did y'all know that the traditional gift for the twentieth wedding anniversary is china, while the modern gift is platinum? I just thought you might find that interesting.

 

[YGBSM]

Taz button...PUSH.

Checklist complete.

 

[klhoard]

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Tony,

I moved up 97 numbers, I guess that means I'm gaining on you??
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[TonyC]

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Tony,

I moved up 97 numbers, I guess that means I'm gaining on you??
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I'll have to sit down someday and compare last year's seniority list to this year's so I can figger out who betwixt us has left.




Catch me if you can!





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[CWGrizwald]

Medium rare

[QUOTE= Anybody have a good method of hitting medium rare?




From PETA (People who Eat Tasty Animals) Rub steak on both sides with small amount of oil then season with salt and pepper. Put over hot coals and don't touch for two minutes, pick up and rotate 90 degrees with tongs (never use a fork). Flip after two minutes and repeat (the rotating will give you cool looking grill marks). The steak should feel like the palm of your hand under your thumb. Let it rest for 5 min before eating.

Keep that list moving!

 

[TonyC]

Anybody have a good method of hitting medium rare?

From PETA (People who Eat Tasty Animals) Rub steak on both sides with small amount of oil then season with salt and pepper. Put over hot coals and don't touch for two minutes, pick up and rotate 90 degrees with tongs (never use a fork). Flip after two minutes and repeat (the rotating will give you cool looking grill marks). The steak should feel like the palm of your hand under your thumb. Let it rest for 5 min before eating.

Keep that list moving!

I've got the seasoning part down, and I've got a good handle on the grill marks and handling techniques. (Hey, I'm not a greenhorn, here.) Since the distance from the coals, the temperature of the coals, and the thickness of the steaks are rarely mentioned in these intructions, the only technique that really stands alone is the "palm of your hand under your thumb" test.

So, is this the palm of my youth, before the manual labor began in earnest? Is it the toughened palm of adulthood, the years of hard, manual labor? Or is it the palm of today, softened by a comfortable job and teenagers to mow the lawn?

And does it apply equally to steaks of various thickness? Say, does it work the same for a ¾" steak as a 1¼" steak? (I like the thicker ones, personally.)


Thanks for the help.



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[CWGrizwald]

Thickness makes all the difference. 1/4 inch thick?, don't bother, pound it out to 1/8 and make paillard out of it, which is to sear it for 10 seconds per side on a very hot cast iron skillet. Good question about softness of palm, but you forgot to mention hardness after 3 months at Al Udied. I think teenages mowing the lawn is probably about right, I've just arrived there myself. The only sure fire way is temp, and as much as I hate to poke a hole in the steak, an instant read chef's thermometer will work. Cook the steak until 140 then pull it off, you'll get another 5 degrees while it sits.


What was this thread about again? I'm getting hungry.

 

[TonyC]

That was THREE-quarter inch, not one... I'd not have such a slice of meat in my house.



I think I'll have to break down and spring for the thermometer at some point in time. As long as I cook the steaks evenly, I should be able to sacrifice one of them with a poke or two, right? (As long as I know which one to avoid at the dinner table. )






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[CWGrizwald]

Oops, sorry, getting my quarters mixed up. One poke shouldn't hurt the steak, especially a 1 1/2. Oh, I also remembered what this thread was about, seems Mr. Taz was worried that some folks aren't using this forum for it's intended purpose. Shame on you. So, I'm glad the list is moving as that most likely means hiring will continue which is good news for us wanna-bees. What kind of wine do you serve with your steaks?

 

[TonyC]

What kind of wine do you serve with your steaks?

Usually Diet Coke, but I like ice water, too. Diet Dr. Pepper is my favorite.


Have you tried those Splenda drinks? I haven't quite decided yet if I like them.

 

[AlbieF15]

Um, Tony...the way I always check the "show" steaks for company is I cut into one of the kids steaks to check the color inside. How's that for "poor technique". Since several steaks get sliced into kid friendly bites anyway, the lack of expertise is rarely apparent to those unless they are hawking me at the grill.

...and since watching me cook is a 4 beer minimum, by the time we are grilling the guest is too toasted to care anyway!

 

[klhoard]

. . .<snip>. . .

So, is this the palm of my youth, before the manual labor began in earnest? Is it the toughened palm of adulthood, the years of hard, manual labor? Or is it the palm of today, softened by a comfortable job and teenagers to mow the lawn?

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As long as it isn't the palm of your hand after being out to sea for six months. . .
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[Hugh Jorgan]

Its not that I don't like you guys, its that no other airline uses this board as a way to communicate with each other about your own business that most all other airlines pilots don't give a rats a$$ about.

You haven't read the Island Air thread, have you?