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@City87, he was Enlisted for 12 years. We've never really lived an "Officer's" life. I just enjoy the hell out of grilling. And as for the delegating "down"- uh uh. Hell no. Without the support of his wife and kids, he wouldn't be as successful as he is. NEVER underestimate the sacrifices and hard work of a military family. I'm thankful he only has one Purple Heart, but he leaves again in July so just back off.
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@ShadowofSnape, that is good. By no means do I mean any disrespect. I am proud of my fellow brother in arms and respect him as an officer. I have two Purple Hearts as well, one from receiving 5 fractures to my frontal lobe by a suicide bomber, losing all of my memory for awhile and another after being shot in the chest with a 7.62 caliber bullet, breaking 5 ribs, collapsing my right lung and filling with blood. I am glad that he wasn't injured too much and is still alive to praise his family. I was just joshing you about delegating down his responsibilities. As for letting people know to not mess with his prestige, for the most part these kids and young adults respect the military but I must warn you, there are dumbasses who think they deserve every right that they don't have the balls to fight for so just ignore them. Have a wonderful year and I pray for your husbands/my brothers safe return.
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@City87, thank you. What you said about them is so true. I'll think of you often and hope your pain isn't too bad. My husband was electrocuted in Mosul (during the double Black Hawk crash) when he ran into a pool of water that an electrical line had gone down in, while trying to save a young soldier from line of fire-who died. My husband actually refused his Purple Heart in honor of those that didn't make it. Now all of his bones are calcified so that can barely move. But he's still Active and leaves for Korea July 3rd. Thanks for your comment. I won't even bother to reply to the others.
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@ShadowofSnape,If everyone thinks I'm grumpy, I am. I'm stuck in the hospital having a tumor removed from my tailbone. I was looking at funny pics to get my mind off of everything. I only commented because I love to cook but I'll be stuck in a wheelchair for who knows how long while my husband is in Korea for the next 15 months. No help with kids, cooking or anything. Sorry for bringing everyone down. But I didn't think I'd get flamed over an innocent remark. I was just making a joke over my ridiculous obsession with the perfect steak. Can we hold off on this argument at least til the nurse refills my morphine pump? Please?
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@ShadowofSnape, damn I am glad he is still alive as well as mourn the death of a true American. I had no choice in either of my Purple Hearts either because of my sergeant major for the suicide bomber and the bullet I took was not meant for me but my Soldier who was with me on our recovery mission. When I was sent back home to "recover" his family welcomed me as their white "son" even though he feels I'm more of a father because I was his NCO and that's why I couldn't have a say in the second one. Honestly, I would have rather died fighting over there than return back here to listen and witness America's idiocracy in office.
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That's not a porterhouse steak in the pictures of the 3 steaks to buy. (Trust me, I'm a butcher). It contains a muscle called the gludius medius that extends down from the sirloin to the striploin. Almost any place you get a porterhouse steak from charges more for it compared to a T-bone steak; which is a complete dis-service because the fore mentioned gludius medius muscle is a tougher muscle. My point, buy t-bone over porterhouse and definitely prime rib or ribeye over anything.
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God, I love cooking delicious steaks but I have always agreed that no one should ever put A1 or any steak sauce on a steak before they taste it because that is disrespectful to the artist who made that wonderful art. I never put any "steak" sauce on any of my steaks, seasoning yes but that is as far as I go. If a woman can cook or grill a steal as well as I can, I try to tie her down with me as quickly as possible because she's a keeper.
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@Prof Pancake, I'm fine with you being vegan. That's your choice. But how, pray tell, is this offensive? I love meat, does that mean I'm offensive to you? I'm sure most people on this app like meat, does that also mean they offend you? You can eat what you want, but that doesn't mean that you can expect everyone else to do the same.
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@Lord Reginald, there are always one dumbass everywhere you go who somehow finds every thing offensive and wastes the saying everyone is racist and discriminatory, allowing none of us to get any work done because they get butt hurt over everything. There's no point in acknowledging their existence because they know they are guilty of everything that this meme says not to do. They just want to take their guiltiness and place the blame on others so they can justify their existence. Do not pay any attention to them.
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@Mad Stranger, (I pressed send to early) the type of person that thinks all men need to BUILD BIG THINGS, RIDE MONSTER TRUCKS, LOVE MURICA AND DRINK ALL THE BEER. Suzie Homemaker, are you serious? I'm a pescaterian and I know a lot of biological men that don't fit the stereotypical MACHO aspects. Most people do not fit perfectly feminine or masculine according to their sex. Women can work and build big things and men don't have to eat steak. Sorry for the rant. This whole post just made me upset do to the tone of this idiot.
This is actually really helpful