tojo2000 wrote:

I guess I missed it...

Link to YouTube page

I need her to do a "how-to" on folding bras.  I'm the only man in the house, and apparently I'm the only one who can work the washer.  But bras are a bitch to fold.

whosasailorthen wrote:

Simple.  The two cups slide inside each other and then the rest of th bits tuck inside the open cup.

(Cripes, why do *I* know that?) 

Must be the Boy Scout training.  Hey, presto--it works!  And I can wear the first one as a yarmulke and sing Hava Nagilah at the top of my lungs while folding the rest...

whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:

whosasailorthen wrote:

Simple.  The two cups slide inside each other and then the rest of th bits tuck inside the open cup.

(Cripes, why do *I* know that?) 

Must be the Boy Scout training.  Hey, presto--it works!  And I can wear the first one as a yarmulke and sing Hava Nagilah at the top of my lungs while folding the rest...

Naah.  I've just been married twice now and I learned along the way.

Now, if you want to know how to pack a backpack for a 60-mile hike... that I can definitely tell you.

whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:

whosasailorthen wrote:

Now, if you want to know how to pack a backpack for a 60-mile hike... that I can definitely tell you.

We should swap tips sometime.  From experience along the John Muir and Pacific Crest Trails, I know better than to believe the adult leader who tells me "You won't even notice the Dutch oven" I had to tote for a week-long Sierra trek.  I shoulda volunteered to carry the two bags of briquettes.  At least those were gone by the end of the week...

Why don't you two exchange camp recipes?

tojo2000 wrote:

whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:

whosasailorthen wrote:

Now, if you want to know how to pack a backpack for a 60-mile hike... that I can definitely tell you.

We should swap tips sometime.  From experience along the John Muir and Pacific Crest Trails, I know better than to believe the adult leader who tells me "You won't even notice the Dutch oven" I had to tote for a week-long Sierra trek.  I shoulda volunteered to carry the two bags of briquettes.  At least those were gone by the end of the week...

Why don't you two exchange camp recipes?

Eh, why not?  High-Street is a recipe board, after all

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whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:

Dutch oven

Poor little maggot had to pack the butt plate.

Emmeran wrote:

tojo2000 wrote:

whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:

We should swap tips sometime.  From experience along the John Muir and Pacific Crest Trails, I know better than to believe the adult leader who tells me "You won't even notice the Dutch oven" I had to tote for a week-long Sierra trek.  I shoulda volunteered to carry the two bags of briquettes.  At least those were gone by the end of the week...

Why don't you two exchange camp recipes?

even better . . . . share your camp exploits (fap!, fap!, fap!)

[snappy retort] (God, I wish I could find an image of National Lampoon's "Boy's Life" parody issue cover to put here... sigh...) [/snappy retort]

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Emmeran wrote:

tojo2000 wrote:

whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:

We should swap tips sometime.  From experience along the John Muir and Pacific Crest Trails, I know better than to believe the adult leader who tells me "You won't even notice the Dutch oven" I had to tote for a week-long Sierra trek.  I shoulda volunteered to carry the two bags of briquettes.  At least those were gone by the end of the week...

Why don't you two exchange camp recipes?

even better . . . . share your camp exploits (fap!, fap!, fap!)

[snappy retort] (God, I wish I could find an image of National Lampoon's "Boy's Life" parody issue cover to put here... sigh...) [/snappy retort]

On edit:
From Nat Lamp, October 1974, Vol. 1, No. 55 - "Pubescence" Issue
(I found it in my tattered copy of the "National Lampoon 10th Anniversary Anthology"....)

Nice, but shame you had to miss the 'knowing' grin on the kid in the centre background.

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