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Rich R.

@ToasterRich

USAF veteran (1983-2003). Retired to Colorado, then moved to Idaho 21 years later.

Idaho, USA Katılım Nisan 2022
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Rich R.
Rich R.@ToasterRich·
@CaryKelly11 Beef seems quite affordable if you compare it to the price of red bell peppers.
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Cary Kelly
Cary Kelly@CaryKelly11·
This Red Pepper Frittata turned out better than I thought. It gave me some ideas! The key is par cooking the peppers for 7 minutes at 400°. Fill them with your favorites. Mine have ham, a like parm cheese, egg, cream, salt and Boursin. They taste sweeter the next day. Takes about 2 eggs for a pepper this size.
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Rich R.@ToasterRich·
@SnazzyLabs Applying firmware to my kitchen knife.
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Quinn Nelson@SnazzyLabs·
I’m just updating the firmware on my kitchen knife…
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The Fly Fishing Place
The Fly Fishing Place@FlyFishingPlace·
I was recently accused of being a Boomer who doesn't do enough river posting, so I'm here to atone.
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Rich R.@ToasterRich·
Good old Upper Heyford.
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Brian Roemmele
Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele·
Weller Dual Heat Soldering Gun Kit, 1962. I inherited this exact soldering gun. I spent a decade with it close to me to the point I used it daily as a kid. It was heavy but perfectly weighted. A thing of beauty.
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Rich R.@ToasterRich·
@chigrl My 2017 has knobs and buttons, no touchscreen, and a useless 3G modem. I think that might be the sweet spot.
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Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 )
So the government now has the ability to shut down your vehicle if the car deems you unfit to drive. This is so dystopian it rivals Minority Report P.S. If the government can control your vehicle, you don't actually own it
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Rich R.@ToasterRich·
@thenewarea51 I've got that wet tee shirt too. Also in a L-1011.
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Garrett Ruskamp
Garrett Ruskamp@Garrett_Ruskamp·
Do you really learn anything if you never do anything different? Planted alfalfa into wheat stubble last August. Volunteer wheat and weed pressure drowned it out before it ever took off. Thought it’d recover. It didn’t. So we’re spiking it back in and trying again. That’s the job, fail, learn, adjust, go.
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Rapid Response 47@RapidResponse47·
.@FBIDirectorKash: The charity that supposedly fought the Klan funded the Klan. The charity that supposedly fought Neo-Nazis funded Neo-Nazis. The Southern Poverty Law Center ran a methodical, calculated scheme to defraud their donor base of $3 million, and used an illicit banking structure system to sow discord and hate into our society.
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Rich R.@ToasterRich·
@JonathanTurley Did the Federalist Society have to pay to use the facility?
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Jonathan Turley
Jonathan Turley@JonathanTurley·
A Federalist Society event was disrupted last night by law students spewing profanity and using their phones to drown out a speaker. foxnews.com/politics/watch… These students are clearly shown in the videotape in the organized effort. So what is UCLA going to do about this?...
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Rich R.@ToasterRich·
@FrankBr05713205 Driving a stick with right hand steering is a skill not many Americans have (insert push in clutch, and roll down the window joke here).
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Frank Brown
Frank Brown@FrankBr05713205·
Here is a one of a kind vehicle . This hand built car was recently donated to the high school auto shop I teach at. It was designed and hand built by a previous Ford engineer who lived in England at the time. He brought it over on the Queen Mary in 1966 where he drove the car all over the United States while still working for Ford. It has an aluminum body with a tubular frame and a Ford Cortina motor and three speed manual transmission. It appears to be patterned after the old jaguar E-series cars. I’m thinking about making it a project for my students to completely restore this car. In my opinion, this man did an amazing job of designing and building this car.
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Air Power
Air Power@RealAirPower1·
One out of every eight F-4 Phantoms ever built met its end in the skies over Vietnam. While the stats look staggering (765 Phantoms lost), they tell a deeper story of a machine that was asked to do everything: air superiority, ground attack, and reconnaissance. It was truly THE workhorse of the era.
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Margot Cleveland
Margot Cleveland@ProfMJCleveland·
Christiane Amanpour saying that she’s major b/c of her fake title in Gulf War is equivalent of me saying I’m a CNN reporter b/c a told a lie in 2nd grade.  Just sayin’!
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Rich R.@ToasterRich·
@Moto_History Just needs a couple of parts like a carb and a chain.
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Charley Lynn
Charley Lynn@chlynn1952·
After we burn the blue stem pastures every spring, this old sidewalk shows up. I always wonder who built it and where was it going? There’s a small pit next to it. Was it a well or maybe a dugout where some “Little House on the Prairie”settlers lived?
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Rich R.@ToasterRich·
@d0tslash People used to use cow magnets on their fuel line to improve mileage.
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KF
KF@d0tslash·
People are stupid... I can't believe how many people buy dumb shit like this with high hopes. amazon.com/Economizer-Eco…
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Rich R.@ToasterRich·
@pitsenberger This is at the train museum in Golden, CO. Can they be set up to spin in either direction?
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Adventures in California History
Before there were rotary plows to clear the tracks of snow, the Central Pacific Railroad tried using these massive "Bucker Plows," as seen here in 1888. Pushed by seven locomotives, this "plow" couldn't push the massive amount of snow that accumulates in the high Sierra off the tracks, and often required crews to dig them out by hand. Rotary plows came along in the 1890s.
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