Better to look or actually own and do?

[Scout 30]

Originally Posted by nimblemotors

I was watching a show the other day, and it was talking about how our brains work and that watching an activity excites same areas of the brain as participating. It is part of what makes us human: empathy.

While watching this show I felt smarter.

That's why I watch exercising on tv.

[sailorboy1]

I'm lost, what's the topic?

[landsend]

Laughed so hard reading these posts I went back to the beginning and started again. Priceless!!!

[Ex-Calif]

Originally Posted by Scout 30

I think we all get too caught up in what kind of fryer it is. The important thing is to just get a fryer & start frying! That being said I still don't like Hunters.

What's the "best" bluewater frying oil?

Also I like to multipurpose things on the boat. Should I run the oil through the engine for 100 hours first or the fryer for 100 hours first?

Originally Posted by nimblemotors

I was watching a show the other day, and it was talking about how our brains work and that watching an activity excites same areas of the brain as participating. It is part of what makes us human: empathy.

While watching this show I felt smarter.

I drink heavily when I need extra smartness... I also get handsomer as a side benefit.

Originally Posted by Scout 30

That's why I watch exercising on tv.

I bought that Cindy Crawford video and watched it like 50 times. Didn't lose a pound...

[s/v Beth]

Originally Posted by Ex-Calif

What's the "best" bluewater frying oil?
Also I like to multipurpose things on the boat. Should I run the oil through the engine for 100 hours first or the fryer for 100 hours first?

Thanks Dan, almost lost my dinner with that one.

We have a company here in Utah that makes diesel from frying oil. Cheap fuel. But your truck smells like McDonalds.

BTW, I didn't know Hunter made friers! Just think of all that chrome! I thought monks were not spost to be gaudy!

[rgscpat]

Aren't multihull deep friers much more versatile, especially the tri that can do a turkey in the center, with freedom fries and bacon cooking in the amas?

[Ex-Calif]

Originally Posted by s/v Beth

Thanks Dan, almost lost my dinner with that one.

We have a company here in Utah that makes diesel from frying oil. Cheap fuel. But your truck smells like McDonalds.

BTW, I didn't know Hunter made friers! Just think of all that chrome! I thought monks were not spost to be gaudy!

Good answer - thanks...

Run it through the crankcase first and then the fryer and then put it in the diesel tank - diesel exhaust will smell like chicken nuggets (or French people)

Triple utility - awesome!

[44'cruisingcat]

Just watching can get you a long way...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOOghKacg40