Late night mop

(#3) - (1:52) 148 BPMCharlie Parker & Hazel Scott - "Embraceable You" - (2:41) 159 BPMCharlie Parker - "Rubberlegs Williams" (interview) - (0:48) 155 BPMRubberlegs Williams - "That's The Blues" - (3:12) 158 BPMCharlie Parker - "Clyde Hart All-Stars 1945" (interview) - (0:40) 143 BPMClyde Hart All-stars 1945 - "Dream Of You" - (2:55) 116 BPMClyde Hart All-stars 1945 - "7th Avenue" - (2:55) 64 BPMCharlie Parker - "The Earl Hines/Billy Eckstine Bands" (Charlie Parker speaks) - (0:47) 160 BPMCharlie Parker - "The Song - Mop Mop" (Charlie Parker speaks) - (0:13) 112 BPMColeman Hawkins - "Mop Mop" (excerpt) - (0:31) 106 BPMCootie Williams - "Round Midnight" (theme) - (0:19) 129 BPMCootie Williams - "711 (Roll 'Em)" - (3:09) 115 BPMCootie Williams - "Introduction" (Cootie Williams speaks) - (0:11) 141 BPMCootie Williams - "Do Nothin' TIll You Hear From Me" - (4:06) 158 BPMCootie Williams - "Don't Blame Me" - (3:58)Cootie Williams - "Perdido" - (4:06) 97 BPMCootie Williams - "Night Cap" - (4:57) 105 BPMCootie Williams - "Saturday Night" - (3:19) 138 BPMCootie Williams - "MC Announcement" - (0:04) 83 BPMCootie Williams - "Floogie Boo" - (3:51) 112 BPMCootie Williams - "MC Announcement" (2) - (0:19) 94 BPMCootie Williams - "St Louis Blues" - (1:53) 116 BPMMax Roach - "Dizzy Gillespie Introduces Charlie Parker To New York" (Max Roach speaks) - (1:00) 159 BPMCharlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie - "Sweet Georgia Brown" (#2) - (3:19) 120 BPMCharlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie - "Lover, Come Back To Me" - (3:28) 92 BPMTeddy Edwards - "West Coast Music Scene - Mid 40's" (Teddy Edwards speaks) - (3:45) 157 BPMDizzy Gillespie Rebop Six - "Intro" - (1:19) 142 BPMDizzy Gillespie Rebop Six - "Shaw 'Nuff" - (4:10) 80 BPMDizzy Gillespie Rebop Six - "MC Announcement" (3) - (0:22) 106 BPMDizzy Gillespie Rebop

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The Mop is an item in Piggy Book 2. It appears in Alleys - Chapter 1 for the first time and then reappears in Sewers - Chapter 5 and Lab - Chapter 12.Contents1 Appearance2 Locations2.1 Alleys - Chapter 12.2 Sewers - Chapter 52.3 Lab - Chapter 123 Usage3.1 Alleys - Chapter 13.2 Sewers - Chapter 53.3 Lab - Chapter 124 Gallery5 TriviaAppearance[]It is a mop with a black thin stick attached to a mop end.Locations[]Alleys - Chapter 1[]Found in the entrance area of the hotel that is blocked by police tape, in the Blue Key room of the TV shop, or in the Green Key room of Leo's Laundromat.Sewers - Chapter 5[]Found inside the Yellow Safe in the classroom downstairs.Lab - Chapter 12[]Found behind the dynamite barrier in the docks section of second phase.Usage[]Alleys - Chapter 1[]Used two times. Once inside the hotel hallway that requires the Red Key, and another time inside the digit code door hallway (leading to Willow's hideout) after the scissors have been used.Sewers - Chapter 5[]Given to Zuzy in the Blue Key room downstairs to obtain the White Key.Lab - Chapter 12[]One of three items given to Willow or Tigry in the second phase.Gallery[]Mop in-game.Tigry attacking Willow with the Mop.Ditto, but his old design.Trivia[]The mop appears to be smaller when one does not hold it, just like the Plank.A recolored version of this item is used as Owell's weapon.It is one of the items that is required to unlock the Crown of Madness, along with the Red Key, Green Key, and Blue Key.ItemsKeys Green Key • Red Key • Blue Key • Orange Key • Yellow Key • Purple Key • White Key • Black Key • Pink Key • Grey Key • Elevator Key • Front Door Key • Glitch Key • Heart KeyKeycards Red Keycard • Blue Keycard • Green Keycard • Orange KeycardGears Red Gear • Green Gear • White GearVials Empty Vial • Purple Vial • Green VialWires Red Wire • Blue Wire • Green Wire • Yellow Wire • Purple WireOffensive Items Gun • Ammo • Bone • Carrot • Crossbow • Grass • Apple • Battery • Knife • Wooden Sword • Bat • Pipe • Military Knife • Traitor Gun • Sword • AxeGifts Book • Dreidel • Fencing Foil • Present • Robot ToyPaint Buckets Day Paint Bucket • Sunset Paint Bucket • Night Paint BucketQuest Mrs. P Photo • Candle • Skelly Parts • Rose • Spell Book • Purple Teddy • Purple Potion • Purple Controller • Snowman Parts • Easter Eggs • Gold Piggy Trophy • Blueprints • Pages • Black Key • Crystal • Chip • Glitch Key • Crowbar • Red Gear

Naked rib rub (order the recipe here). I will marinate the brisket with this stuff every 1.5 hours once the brisket smoke has been going on for around two hours. I will also flip the brisket over each time I mop the meat with the marinade.I fire up the smoker as soon as I am done with the marinade and give the smoker time to equalize the temperature to eliminate cold spots before the meat goes in. I love to hear the flames roaring as if they are anticipating the brisket smoke as much as I am.Brisket Meets SmokeFinally, darkness has arrived and I am ready to place the brisket in the smoker and begin the all night brisket smoke with a bang. I carry the brisket out of the house on a big oak cutting board and carefully place it on the center rack of the smoker where I feel the heat is the best, shut the door, and start the timer. The night has just begun.For the next two hours or so I regulate the temperature keeping it around 220 degrees and manage to put away more than half a bag of Doritos and most of the bean dip(probably should have used less dip per chip because now I have to eat the rest of the Doritos with no dip.. oh well, no biggie.Start MoppingAround 11:15 I open the door to the smoker for the first time since putting it in and I mop the top of the

Pipe cleaners with Ping-Pong balls and googly eyes on top.Shop NowRELATED: Easy and Creative Pumpkin Decorating Ideas for HalloweenMike GartenSweet Tooth PumpkinFor this skeleton gourd, carve two ovals for eyes and an upside-down heart for a nose in a hollowed-out, white pumpkin. Decorate the pumpkin by hot-gluing candy corn, jelly beans, licorice laces, and square gum on, as shown. Paint one tooth gold.Romulo YanesBewitching GreeterSet a sassy sorceress out front to welcome night walkers. Glue on fake lashes to make this witch extra eye-catching! Carve eyes, a nose, and a mouth into the white pumpkin. Hot-glue false eyelashes above the eyes. Stack two more white pumpkins underneath, securing them with skewers. Cut and wrap a half circle of black burlap around the body for a cloak; use straight pins to affix it to the body. Add a striped ribbon tie around the neck and embellish the black witch hat with the same striped ribbon.Shop NowRELATED: Easy Pumpkin Painting Ideas for Every Kind of GourdSteve GiraltFrankenskullHe's part monster/part Halloween mascot, but all smiles when you start with a coat of white paint before carving the mouth, big round eyes, and a jagged scar across his forehead.Mary Ellen BartleyJack Stack PumpkinsCarve holes on the tops and bottoms of each pumpkin to let light pass through them, so you don't have to use multiple candles or lights.Get the Jack Stack Pumpkins stencils.Deborah OryHappy Haunters PumpkinsIf you can't find pumpkins at the store, buy butternut squash and make them into these quirky creatures.Get the Happy Haunters tutorial.Antonis AchilleosGranny PumpkinRepurpose this everyday cleaning tool into a top-notch updo. Carve two half-circle eyes, a triangle nose, and a squiggly mouth onto a warty pumpkin. Glue on black rhinestones for pupils. From a white mop head refill, cut off a few strands and set aside. Arrange the mop on the pumpkin to look like a wig; keep it in place with straight pins. Wrap the extra strands around a mini pumpkin to create a bun; hot glue on top of the mop wig.Shop NowSteve GiraltSkull PumpkinWith a highlighter, draw tall rectangles for the mouth and teeth on