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Hate this fucking shit with passion.
Pick em and get ridda the bastards.
Blossom end rot muther fuckin bullshit.

Calcium.

Piss, and lots of it.

Only on about 1/100 tomatoes. Nobody is perfect. Been raining a ton...remember how too much of a good thing.

That's not bad, then. When I get it in my garden, it's damn near every one of the first set of tomatoes. I'm lucky to get 10 good ones out of 100.

assateague wrote:That's not bad, then. When I get it in my garden, it's damn near every one of the first set of tomatoes. I'm lucky to get 10 good ones out of 100.

Last year I stripped the sod away and threw it into compost. I mean, when I started my garden I cut the sod away and saved it in the composters.
This year I spread it all out where my maters are growing. It helped a lot.
Kinda over reacted...went out to inspect. FIRST one I found was end rot...then I started looking some more and it took me a while to find another. All my Big Boys are fine. Seems to be affecting just the Romas and very little.
Must be doing something right I guess. Remain calm, all is well.

Any time I start a garden, I cut the sod away and then till the rest. Less dealing with grass. I hate mowing and would rather cut sod. You mow all summer and cut sod once. Fuck mowing.
Each time I expand or start a new flower bed etc...it creates compost for the heaps. THREE of them. I have a system for turning them.


Some goofy English fucker decided it would be cool to have a grass yard and play gay games like the one with balls n hammers. How do you spell it? KROH GAY?
I'm here to say that y'all need to quit wasting time mowing. Dig it up. Grow flowers and a garden. You will get ten times more enjoyment...trust your old Aunt Betty on this.

Same here- when I get it, it seems to only be on the Romas. Although that's all I planted this year, so am hoping it stays away.

assateague wrote:Same here- when I get it, it seems to only be on the Romas. Although that's all I planted this year, so am hoping it stays away.

I grow the Big Boys for on hamburgers mainly. We can them for using in chili.
Don't like the sweet Romas in chili as much.

Try this if you haven't. Get two or three of them cheap "Jack's" pizzas from walmart or whatever.
Slice Roma tomatoes very thin and put them on the frozen pizza. Cook it and in the final minutes sprinkle some Parmisian cheese on there. It's like going out for pizza good! We call it "Cheepsa".

I don't like tomatoes in chili, however.

assateague wrote::lol:

I don't like tomatoes in chili, however.

If you had to eat what I like. 50/50 You wouldnt like it.
Haha...

I love tomatoes. Just not a big fan of cooked/stewed tomatoes.

assateague wrote:I love tomatoes. Just not a big fan of cooked/stewed tomatoes.

Could eat stewed tomatoes by the can. Love em.

assateague wrote:I love tomatoes. Just not a big fan of cooked/stewed tomatoes.

stewed tomatoes are what make turtle soup so good

assateague wrote::lol:

I don't like tomatoes in chili, however.

Then you don't eat chili, you eat bean soup.

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:

assateague wrote::lol:

I don't like tomatoes in chili, however.

Then you don't eat chili, you eat bean soup.

real chili ain't got beans neither

Actually, real chili doesn't have meat. When you add meat, it becomes chili con carne.

assateague wrote:Actually, real chili doesn't have meat. When you add meat, it becomes chili con carne.

Yeah, in Mexico.

He's in Michigan. I don't tell him about maple syrup

Abandoned a jon boat yesterday. Shit should be hitting fan when 5-0 calls the owner and gives him his bill.

That's what you gotta do. Take the nuclear option, even if it means inconvenience for you in the short term.Fuck being a puppet on somebody else's strings.

assateague wrote:Actually, real chili doesn't have meat. When you add meat, it becomes chili con carne.

so it does have beans?

That's pretty much all it is, beans. I learned early that what we call "beans", or what you would cook in a pressure cooker, is "chili". Mostly just pinto beans with some spices.



Related to this sort of.
When I was up building that deck this weekend, the guy and his family were at the beach house. He's Colombian, as is his whole family. His mother in law was cooking up a pot of beans in the pressure cooker, and that shit smelled absolutely delicious. I mean, freaking awesome. Very few times have I smelled something so good. But because I had to come and move that fucking hay on last minute notice, I had to leave before they were done so I didn't get any. Still a little pissed about that.

I have been to Mexico. Volunteered to do charity work when I was on leaves.
Its pretty primitive. I believe Mexican chili has no meat and is all beans but...this is 'Merica. We have meat here.
About meat eaters...
My buddy dano just hot home from Indonesia. He said he went to a fight.
He was with friends. During fight intros he noticed an American in the ring.
He said,"watch this guy get his ass kicked". Could not possibly be more wrong.
That meat-fed American mopped the floor with the gooks he fought.
Little veggie fed rice boys with skinny arms. Wish I coulda been there to watch.
Eat mor meet!

assateague wrote:I love tomatoes. Just not a big fan of cooked/stewed tomatoes.

x2...If tomatoes are in my chili, I'll leave them in my bowl and toss them out.

If offered something to eat...do you pick at it and then throw whats left back into your hosts face?
Then tell him he cooked it all wrong and you cant possibly choke this crap down?
Must be a Kansas thing I guess.
Note to self:
Always check license plates before offering food. The guest might be from Texas or Kansas. They do things differently and in a superior manner so no offering food to Texans or Kansas ppl.
I learn something every day here. Thanks.

If offered something to eat by my host and its something I don't like, I will politely say thanks, but no thanks or simply eat what I like. And if someone wants to make an issue of it, than I could easily make an issue of it. I would rather have someone be honest with me and tell me that they don't like something to try to appease me by eating food they don't like. And if you're a grown man, than you should be able to understand if your guest's don't exactly like to eat, breathe, hold their drink the same way that you do.

goodkarmarising wrote:

assateague wrote:I love tomatoes. Just not a big fan of cooked/stewed tomatoes.

x2...If tomatoes are in my chili, I'll leave them in my bowl and toss them out.

Yeah, but its a known fact that you are a bit funny about how your hamburger dishes are prepared....

I still strongly dislike meatloaf....

jehler wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:

assateague wrote::lol:

I don't like tomatoes in chili, however.

Then you don't eat chili, you eat bean soup.

real chili ain't got beans neither

No Beans, No tomatoes, what else do you NOT put in chili? Meat? Crackers?

I guess it's ok to use chilis in chili? AT? Your opinion plz?

This just got REALLY stupid.

My corn blew over last night. Grrrr (back on topic)