Notices by Sir pokey (pokey@noagendasocial.com), page 10

@PipeManMusic
My wife needs pancakes and bacon when we camp. I need eggs and sausage. A cast griddle seemed like the reasonable thing to do.

@johnnynull
I'm going to have to look into cyclic keto. Thanks for the tip.

This must be working. The first pass took a ton of shortening. The second pass took almost none by comparison.

We bought a cast iron griddle for our upcoming camping trip. I've never cooked with cast iron before. I'm looking forward to it.

In preparation, I dermmeled off all the sharp bits at the casting lines, and I sanded the whole thing down with 50 grit. I'm seasoning it with shortening (because that's what Martha Stewart said to use). It looks pretty good after the first coat. I will give it two more before trying it out.

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@Lordimpala
I'm overcompensating.

@Lordimpala
There's really no room for that in the Miata. It would have to sit on my wife's lap... :-/

@pla
Adventure bikes are very capable off road machines. You sound more like a sport tourer. You'd get the breakdance wave.
@kelbot

@murph
Sometimes (and this is my favorite) I'm going around a sharp right hand corner, such as an intersection, and a bike shows up somewhere to my left. I can't let go, because I'm using my right hand to hold the bike over and I'll need my left hand to stand the bike up. So I wave with my foot.
@pla @kelbot

@pla
I always wave to other motorcycles, unless my left hand is busy with the clutch, or steering pretty hard to the left. But what they ride determines how I wave. Most bikes get a regular wave. Suzuki V-Twins (like mine) get a "V" or peace sign. Someone riding fast on a good road gets a fist pump. Someone on a sport bike wearing full protective gear gets "The Wave," as in the break dancing move, but then I also wave my hand.

@pla
It's the same thing on motorcycles. When I started riding in the 90s everybody waved. Now Harley riders tend not to wave back very often, and sometimes not even to each other. Sport bikes sometimes don't wave back, but usually do. Adventure bike riders almost always wave back. When my wife is riding with me everyone waves. It might just be me.

@kelbot

@NYbill
Ah. Very nice.