Dry ribs

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Re: Dry ribs

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keith157 wrote:Great 8-) we all eventually cook to our own methods. I tend to go for "creepage" of meat from bones
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stretchie_ wrote:
You a project manager?
Are you inferring project managers are creepy and get their fair share of meat from the bones?

If so...... :roll:


I agree... :lol:
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stretchie_ wrote:
keith157 wrote:Great 8-) we all eventually cook to our own methods. I tend to go for "creepage" of meat from bones
You a project manager?
I've got lots of projects planned and I haven't managed to start any on them ;)
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Re: Dry ribs

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derekmiller wrote:
stretchie_ wrote:
You a project manager?
Are you inferring project managers are creepy and get their fair share of meat from the bones?

If so...... :roll:


I agree... :lol:
Ha haa, nope. just that I've heard of scope creep but never meat creep :D


I've got loads of projects that never got finished, like the half done blast cabinet in my garage, the gas bottle that's had water in it for ages purging so I can cut it open to make a wood burner, the push bike I started at the beggining of Jan

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