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  1. RpR
    Peaches and Cream hit the market before you were a rug rat.
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    I have been growing corn for fifty plus years, and while I generally avoid the super sweet stuff that comes out of current frankenstein garden labs, I have planted and grown probably every open pollinated and 88 percent of the F1 corn out there. Peaches and Cream is a good variety; but while for some years I grew a Lot of multi-colored corn types, now I am going back greatly to the old school ones I started with. I have two gardens and genrally plant from six to ten different vatieties of sweet corn. One that I had found to be an exceptional hybrid was Bodacious but disappeared about 7 years ago. Country Gentleman and Argent are two of my favorites at this point. I always put salt and sugar in the water. as that was how I was taught, I also love to eat corn , uncooked , straight off of the cob, there variety makes a huge difference, and the new super sweets work real well.
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    Shades of Gordon.
  5. RpR
    Five or Six minutes for fresh corn; double that for corn off of stalk for some time. Of late, boil for five or six minutes, wrap , well, in aluminum foil along with a LARGE chunk of butter, then put on the charcoal grill with steaks until steaks are done. Variety of corn , can make , a goodly difference.
  6. RpR
    Detroits catcher looks like he is 40 years old.
  7. RpR
    We miss Bader in center field, no way to ignore that.
  8. RpR
    Keaschall fails, Keaschall's fault.
  9. RpR
    Yup, and let the opponents set new all time base stealing records, brilliant.🫠
  10. RpR
    Same reason Julien is up, because they can.
  11. RpR
    During one of the recent games, the announcer said his glove has improved as the told him he has to get his lard butt moving faster to make a play, and are helping him do so.
  12. RpR
    Well, if Keaschall does not turn into a flash in the pan , maybe the Twins made a good pick.
  13. RpR
    Let's not let unqualified players from AAA screw up a Major League season. If they are good enough they will come up, if not, leave them where they are.
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  15. RpR
    You can not "block" some thing that does not exist.
  16. RpR
    SACRE BLEU!
  17. RpR
    Good question, but he is good in Left Field with the glove.
  18. RpR
    Gryllidae Should I say it again?
  19. RpR
    You seem to be delusional .
  20. RpR
    A Lot of rookies come up and are hot for a few weeks/days, A "flash of success" typically refers to a brief and fleeting moment of achievement . It's a success that is short-lived and doesn't indicate long-term progress . It's often used to describe a sudden, unexpected, and often temporary success, much like a "flash in the pan"
  21. RpR
    His bat meas squat as he does not know how to field the ball and that costs far more than ANY hit he ever gets.
  22. RpR
    They come into the minors to show the level of talent they have; they either can make it or they cannot not. It being some one else's fault, is throwing the failure where it did not come from, simple as that. They simply are not good enough from the get-go.
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  24. RpR
    He needs a Lot more talent.
  25. RpR
    France is missed already.
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