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2003
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December
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- Top Ten Movies of 2003
- Advice Column
- Last Post?
- Better Than Bruce?
- Black & Blue
- I think the following phrase would be the ideal wa...
- observatory Some quick thoughts about recent even...
- So I'm redesigning my blog... the flog, or flash b...
- I was totally excited to receive in the mail today...
- Just in time for the Lord of the Rings: The Return...
- It's been around for a long time but it bears repe...
- Always on the lookout for new animators, I happene...
- My goal for December? A post a day... maybe even t...
- Everytime I try to get out, they pull me back in! ...
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12/01/2003
Well, the official notation on Deep Fried Turkey is: OUT-FUCKING-STANDING! Seriously, it is by far the tastiest bird ever! While the initial economic outlay is pretty high (Deep Frying Kit: $59 and up; Peanut Oil in two 3 1/2 gallon containers: $38; propane tank: $29; propane gas (5 gallons): $7), it was well worth it. Obviously, the more birds I deep fry, the cheaper it becomes.
More later...
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