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soggybagel posted:More came out about the guy today. Like, he was shoving sticks up his own rear end as well. Dude liked having fun. Good news, Penn State fans fed up with Sandusky jokes....
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Komet posted:Somebody please start talking about barbecue what the gently caress is wrong with the big 10. so many schools in that conference seem to be magnets for sex pests.
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I. M. Gei posted:The gently caress did I miss? This pretty respected Chemical Engineering prof got caught loving his dog last year and begged the cops to kill him.
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Neil Armbong posted:what the gently caress is wrong with the big 10. so many schools in that conference seem to be magnets for sex pests.
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Komet posted:Somebody please start talking about barbecue Y'all like hardwood charcoal or briquettes?
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Why not stick things up your rear end in the privacy of your own backyard
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Fifty Three posted:it's the lack of good barbecue I think Plenty of midwesterners enjoy a nice hot dog or burger straight from the grill!
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Rectal Placenta posted:Plenty of midwesterners enjoy a nice hot dog or burger straight from the grill! That's a cook out, my man
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Fifty Three posted:it's the lack of good barbecue I think drat this is good bait
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Neil Armbong posted:what the gently caress is wrong with the big 10. so many schools in that conference seem to be magnets for sex pests. someone post Ohiostatefan.jpg stat
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Thermos H Christ posted:Coal chat, mostly 
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Henchman of Santa posted:This pretty respected Chemical Engineering prof got caught loving his dog last year and begged the cops to kill him. when the cops are even too disgusted to murder you
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drunk leprechaun posted:I'm a mining engineer who worked in WV mines early in my career. You can make fun of people from WV identifying so much with coal mining, but it's a very real cultural phenomenon out there. I actually think it makes total sense to develop an identity around literally powering American industry and innovation for over a century. Thanks for the write up. I agree this was a good derail.
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sharknado slashfic posted:Why not stick things up your rear end in the privacy of your own backyard Rectal Placenta posted:Plenty of midwesterners enjoy a nice hot dog or burger straight from the grill!
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Henchman of Santa posted:This pretty respected Chemical Engineering prof got caught loving his dog last year and begged the cops to kill him. they should call it Unhappy Valley imo 
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drat Dirty Ape posted:This coal thing kind of reminds me of Pittsburgh and all the “Steel City” stuff. Pittsburgh still produces a lot of steel at multiple mills and has one of the last six fully integrated mills in the US. Even with reduced production, there's still a lot of steel flying around doing other things. There's at least three plants that I can think of that process slabs produced in Ohio into sheet products, a few treatment lines, and two companies that make shapes. And that's just from plants that I drive past when I'm back home.
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LeeMajors posted:I actually think it makes total sense to develop an identity around literally powering American industry and innovation for over a century. What if we do a switcheroo/Freaky Friday season where Iowa and Nebraska are all about coal and West Virginia is really into corn.
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Let's focus on the really important bit about the Penn State Perv Prof:The Article posted:Matsoukas — who earned his Ph.D. from Michigan and was with Penn State since 1991 — was relieved of his responsibilities as a professor and put on leave after his arrest last year.\ Hail to the victors.
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Komet posted:But for how much longer though? https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidrvetter/2021/08/19/how-sweden-delivered-the-worlds-first-fossil-fuel-free-steel/?sh=2aa243d96b55 Might as well ask the question here since the article and the company's webpage doesn't: What is the source of carbon to alloy the iron into steel if not from coal/coke in this process?
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Maxwells Demon posted:Might as well ask the question here since the article and the company's webpage doesn't: It doesn't use carbon. The article literally has a flow chart that shows conventional and the new process side by side. And I thought did an OK job explaining the process from a high level.
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Cthulu Carl posted:Let's focus on the really important bit about the Penn State Perv Prof: Just ban the entire B1G, just to be safe
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Komet posted:WVU is going to wear all black uniforms for a "coal rush" week 1 against Penn State. The contrast between Penn State's all whites is cool, but honestly, West Virginia needs to move beyond its coal mining identity. When I think of a sport that gracefully ages its way out of now-irrelevant cultural markers, I think of college football
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:Just ban the entire B1G, just to be safe Lookit this guy not wanting to stick things in his rear end in privacy!
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drunk leprechaun posted:It doesn't use carbon. The article literally has a flow chart that shows conventional and the new process side by side. And I thought did an OK job explaining the process from a high level. I think the question is how you can make steel with no carbon in it when it's required to be in the alloy to actually make it steel
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Komet posted:Somebody please start talking about barbecue I got this a couple weeks ago.  Some dude on our Rivals board put together this nearly 300 page illustrated history of BBQ, restaurants, and recipes in South Carolina. There are like 27 recipes for hash alone! AFAIK that is a South Carolina thing. I know it's popular to argue about BBQ here in terms of monolithic States, but the truth in SC is more nuanced as I expect it is everywhere.  This is super cool and I can't imagine the time it took to do this. The story of getting this published and the saga of following the box container across the Pacific to Charleston SC alone was almost worth the purchase price. Now back to the Nitty Lion dog-pile.
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Komet posted:Somebody please start talking about barbecue I've never had barbecue food before
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I miss Texas barbecue, it is good. Connecticut barbecue is not good.
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All cultures globally have their version of barbecue just like all cultures globally have some form of a dough stuff pastry that is probably fried. They are all good. Except Alabama and their disgusting white mayo barbecue sauce. I’ll die on that hill 
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KKKLIP ART posted:All cultures globally have their version of barbecue just like all cultures globally have some form of a dough stuff pastry that is probably fried. They are all good. Except Alabama and their disgusting white mayo barbecue sauce. I’ll die on that hill Also, everyone has a dumpling.
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That's what he meant but the probably fried comment is wrong the global probability distribution leans towards baked
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I'm in a weird spot where the old beater grill I inherited from my Dad when we got our first apartment finally died, a decade on. After he had run it into the ground for several years. I'm stuck in this weird middle ground where I want a new propane grill, I want an outdoor griddle, and I want a smoker. What's the best bang for my buck to grab one early season & save up for the next one or both? Probably just the plain jane grill, yeah?
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Thermos H Christ posted:Connecticut barbecue 
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Rectal Placenta posted:I think the question is how you can make steel with no carbon in it when it's required to be in the alloy to actually make it steel Yeah, the diagram seems a little over simplified. It seems like an EAF that's being fed pellets, but the diagram only would produce iron? And how are you extracting impurities without a high carbonate material for them to bind to?
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Omnikin posted:I'm in a weird spot where the old beater grill I inherited from my Dad when we got our first apartment finally died, a decade on. After he had run it into the ground for several years. I'm stuck in this weird middle ground where I want a new propane grill, I want an outdoor griddle, and I want a smoker. What's the best bang for my buck to grab one early season & save up for the next one or both? Probably just the plain jane grill, yeah? Splurge for a Weber grill. They are pricey (you have to wait until fall to get them on clearance. I got the 3 burner one for $500), but it's a huge quality upgrade over a $150 propane grill from Walmart. They cook like a convection oven, and you can fall back on cooking food on the grill with a Dutch oven if you have a power outage in the winter. The iron grill makes a huge difference. Having a smoker would be great, but the grill is much more versatile.
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https://www.facebook.com/share/NZfiQWgpxn4ZPfFT/?mibextid=WC7FNe STAY CALMMM
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drewhead posted:I got this a couple weeks ago. this is really cool, is there a link where i can purchase the insane sc bbq manifesto
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Hmmm they claim it's still releasing in July but it's College Football 2025 
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drewhead posted:I got this a couple weeks ago. this is loving awesome. i remember going to myrtle beach a long, long time ago and on the last day of the trip we realized we hadn't eaten any bbq. we drove around until we found a place that looked like it was a converted trailer home with smoke pouring out the back and a rickety screen door. the food was absolutely amazing a+ would recommend sc bbq any day.
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