How to Report Spam on the Forum

[rbryan4]

Just reported a spam post about passports and IDs. For those who may not be familiar with how to report a post, click the little triangle shaped icon at the lower left. It will bring up a message window where you put in some details of why you are reporting.

[Oldtimer]

Dang for a minute there thought someone was frying up some spam lmao

[Hilola]

Thanks for the info as I didn't know how to do that.


BTW, everything is better with bacon!

[wetzk]

In the spirit of this post here is theft resistant spam

[Janet H]

Thanks for reporting the spam. Aisle 3 has been cleaned up

[Ron in BC]

Didn't know how to do that. Might be handy sometime.

The only surprise was that it took 53 minutes for the other kind of Spam to surface. I thought it and maybe Poutine would pop up quicker.

Umm, fried Spam, still remember how yummy it tasted when I was a kid. Too bad my conscience doesn't let me eat that kind of quality food anymore.

Ron

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Ron in BC

Umm, fried Spam, still remember how yummy it tasted when I was a kid. Too bad my conscience doesn't let me eat that kind of quality food anymore.

I'm pretty much the same, though have tried it a couple times in recent years. You are not really missing anything, and your body likes you better for it.

[Rossue]

Yeah, we like bacon & such but prefer to get it at places like Perfect Cuts in Columbia Falls, MT. or Mahogany Meats in Bishop, CA.

[Iowa Dave]

Spam, Bif, Mor, I’ve tried it all along with short balognies, braunschweiger, Head cheese, souse, poutine, sweetbreads, and every heart stopping concoction known to midwestern man. Pigeon noodle soup, my favorite as a kid. Coon sandwiches, with mustard and horseradish and Jim Norman’s scrapple “hey it’s a meat cookie. It will all kill me some day but she’s been a hell of a good ride. Went to a funeral for one of my Boy Scouts a couple weeks ago. He was 35.
Iowa Dave

[gbaglo]

End of Bill Marr's show the other day listed the authors of numerous health books and the age at which they died. I think the oldest was 64 years old.

[rbryan4]

How did I know that posting in 'Forum Help' would devolve into a food conversation? [emoji23]

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by gbaglo

End of Bill Marr's show the other day listed the authors of numerous health books and the age at which they died. I think the oldest was 64 years old.

We have a resident that's world class long distance runner here in Oregon. Alberto Salazar. He trained hard, ate very well. Had a heart attack at age 49.

I eat bacon, drink beer and I'll be 66 y/o on my next birthday. So far, heart attack free.


Hummmmm

[gbaglo]

I figure if you don't stress about everything you eat and drink, you'll live longer. That's my theory and I'll go to my death believing it.

[Hilola]

Originally Posted by rbryan4

How did I know that posting in 'Forum Help' would devolve into a food conversation? [emoji23]

Since we are devolving, might as well go a little further!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8huXkSaL7o