Bionic

Mr. Fancy over here, all high falutin.

Unless she's, i mean the oil is super hot....

So as you all know I bought a deep fryer a little over a month back. I have only used it twice. Firat night, onion rings, and chicken wings. Approximately a week, or two after I made another 20 wings in it. I keep the earl right in the fryer, in the basement. The earl has a fat layer on top from the wings obviously. In this case, is the oil safe for use? Im not against using it, if its going to have an acclimated taste of chicken....however, if it is now rancid from fat, I would discard... I am new to all this. The oil was first used around March 12th...so about a month old since its first use. Any input, and guidance woukd be appreciated

Last year it warmed up early, so it felt like a lomg summer, this year will feel like summer is gone, within the blink of an eye. I prefer it cooler myself, swear I was born too far south. I should be in Canada, or Maine.

... Or just a coincidence, im nothing special. Actually I am pretty special lol

My last name is Nye!

Crispy chicken BLT, with homemade home smoked bacon.

Better than a Turkey foot sub? :-)

Nothing exciting, homemade burger with dry rub, salt, pepper, garlic, and topped with Sweet Baby Ray's sweet n spicy bbq sauce, and cheddar jack.

Reminds me of Yeti, and Ozark Trail. I hear they are from the same factory....

Not if someone holds your feet.

Oh, absolutely, without a doubt. I have a big interest in upgrading automotive lighting, and the company Philip's is faked by a TON of "companies". Even Osram is....Osram sells a pair of high intensity discharge headlight bulbs for $185...well on ebay you can get a pair for uner $100...obviously fake. I bought a 2" lowering suspension system for a vehicle once...I had to contact the REAL company to be sure where I was purchasing through, was indeed a legit authorized distributor. It's crazy. My girlfriend bought me a pair of fake Chinese under armour pants, and long sleeve shirt, for $27 total, you would be shocked to notice they are fake. Logo, packaging, and all, its ridiculous. They are just as warm, as my legit Under Armour.

That sounds good.

Oooooooh! One of my favorites! Is that cheese, and parsley sausage?

All the big companies are faked like this, you might be surprised, i know I was.

Thanks, I really have put a ton of thought into this, a good 2-3 weeks i'd say.

So, today I decided to repair the broken hand. My reasonings are a bit in depth. Basically, it was $2k to repair, I recently bought a brand new SUV, an ATV, and will be having the exterior of my log home fully restored with blasting, etc. Point is, I just laid out a lot of money, so I think the best bet is to simply let insurance repair this hand. The arm is 5.5 ish years old, and i have never had any electrical issues, or failures with this setup, so I can confident in a repair, on this arm that has had a long life. The other reasoning is, insurance is expensive, so why not use it, plus the repair only has a 90 day warranty, which works in my favor for this odd scenario. Once the 90 day warranty is up, I can wait an additional few months, and submit for a full new arm, that will have a different hand setup on it. I simply cannot submit for both, for obvious reasons, because if we just fixed this hand, why should we fund for a full new arm, and hand$$$.... I want to make an additional point, yes i have 2 prosthetic functioning arms now. One arm, the arm thats going to be repaired, is setup to only be able to function, electronically, and mechanically with the specific hand attached to it....even a different serial numbered hand of the same make, CANNOT, and will not function on the arm. The other prosthetic, can use multiple prosthetic devices on it, from hands, to even hooks, and other tools. This arm, I had built with electronics from the arm it was REPLACING. The electronics are about 10 yrs old, very dated, and can fail sooner, than later, sort of on borrowed time. I also use these arms just as hard as my real arm, and hand, so i like to have a prosthetic arm/hand dedicated for work, and a seperate for after work, going out for leisure, etc. No different than a pair of work boots, and a nice pair of boots to be presentable. However, the insurance companies do not agree, so you must play the game, its all legal, but it takes time to aquire such a setup with 2 good arms. They just do not realize how unique I am, and how i use these arms as if they are real, and live a life as a hard working man. Sounds as if i am trying to justify myself here, but i just want to stress that I am very grateful for the health insurance I have, and that I do not take advantage what so ever of it.

Thank you for the info, and feedback. I, honestly was curious how the rope would up to the harsh angle down to the plow. I do mot plan to throw away the roller fairland, or the stock cable, swapping fairleads with be an option for sure.

Thank you for the suggestions, I appreciate it.

The line i posted is 1/4" line, i will have to see what the site you posted has for options. I like that with the tow strap, but hoping to fully utilize the rope if i swap over.

I'm not following you completely. They wrap what with a tow strap? The winch rope? To prevent fraying, or damage? Sorry, i am a bit dense this morning.

I was peaking at this line, not expecting it to be an indestructible line since its frim Amazon, but I also wouldn't be throwing away the stock Warn brand cable. $60

Not sure on this, I too would imagine that you would get some stretch, but they do sell a variety of break strength rope.

Thank you for the feedback. I too plan to use it for the plow, but also occasional tree work. Did you go name brand, or like an Amazon?