Ebay/Craigslist rant

**vnemous** · 01-28-2016, 08:01 AM

Charlie was suppose to wait in the truck but he couldnt get a wifi signal so he could surf ebay and craigslist.

**HStream1** · 01-28-2016, 09:44 AM

That thing needs to be placed on the Most wanted Animals shoot list right next to Feral Hogs.

**Scream And Fly** · 01-28-2016, 11:33 AM

There are a lot of valid points on this thread, and I appreciate the feedback on that section. I originally added that section as an aid to members here whereby fellow S&F members that frequent EBay and Cragistlist might be inclined to post ads of interest to people here if they find something they feel members here would be interested in. I realize that also invites self-selling promotion but the key element of this site is helping people. However, without our Supporting Vendors and members this site would not exist, and so I also place just as much of a priority on protecting the investment they have made in this site.

i am actually going to be expanding the Bug and Sell section with many added features that will not only make it easier for everybody, but it will also add optional Supporting Vendor-specific selling areas so our vendors can easily manage and display everything they have for sale.

I will also take a closer look at that section discussed here to see what can be done to maybe modify it so it can better serve its intended purpose.

Thank you everybody,
Greg

**HStream1** · 01-28-2016, 12:16 PM

Greg, Mikey is down in Stewart Fla as we speak. Ever sense I cooked a bunch of Slow Smoked BB Ribs and Boston Butt at a race event, Mikey has been searching all over for a non Tomato/Ketchup based BBQ sauce that was equal to mine. He has failed in that endeavor and has easily become irritated over the simplest things. Now that I told him I wont be cooking at all this year because Im racing it has impacted him even worse.

Maybe you could help him in suggesting a good authentic North Carolina Southern BBQ Place that will ease his Frustrations and pain. OH!!! Must not have Tomato or Ketchup based BBQ sauce.

One other thing to caution you on!! if he starts rambling on about wanting Homemade biscuits and Red Eye Gravy!! Just slap him, grab him by the shoulders and shake vigorously and tell him to wake up he's having withdrawals and Its just a bad Dream.

**vnemous** · 01-28-2016, 01:02 PM

:d Bud.....Im sure on my Facebook you said you were done with this, obviously not. Why don't you pack your little buddy Doug in your truck and come down and I will make you a real Italian lasagna dinner. Will need a little tomato for my sauce though.

**HStream1** · 01-28-2016, 01:12 PM

Mikey that was On FB. Has nothing to do with S&F. And if you need Tomato's for your Tomato sauce (AKA Red Gravy). I have some fresh Roma Tomatoes I can bring

. And I like meat sauce in my Italian lasagna so please no SPAM.

Originally Posted by vnemous

:d Bud.....Im sure on my Facebook you said you were done with this, obviously not. Why don't you pack your little buddy Doug in your truck and come down and I will make you a real Italian lasagna dinner. Will need a little tomato for my sauce though.

**vnemous** · 01-28-2016, 01:48 PM

I only use San marzano tomatoes and I bring them with me cause they are hard to find down here. I also put sausage in my gravy. Also I use bottled water to cook with. The brand is a secret. Give me a day notice so I can make fresh lasagna a noodles

**HStream1** · 01-28-2016, 01:55 PM

I actually Grew a vine of them ( San marzano) this past summer for the first time!!! I agree they make a extremely Good Sauce/red gravy!! I'll try cross pollinating them this coming summer with Romas. Should be interesting!!! If its a success i'll bring you some to Plymouth

But I Love Fried Green Roma Tomato's!!!

**vnemous** · 01-28-2016, 02:04 PM

You grew them in soil from mount vesuvius?

**HStream1** · 01-28-2016, 02:10 PM

LMAO!!! That's where they originated From Mikey!!! Grown in the volcanic ash from Mt Vesuvius.

**vnemous** · 01-28-2016, 03:11 PM

Mine are imported by Cento. But yes I hear the seeds of San marzano tomatoes can grow to be very delicious when in the soil from the Garden State.

**HStream1** · 01-28-2016, 04:17 PM

Well mine did just fine Growing down here in North Carolina Soil and they like a warmer climate as well!!! Much better than Jersey land.

Plus we have way more natural fertilizer than jersey land where most of the BS comes from the politicians.