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16-01-2004, 05:55 AM
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tulsa, ok
when i go to visit my parents, i always take them to elmer's down
on the strip. good, i like it, but is there somewhere else? joe petersburg, alaska fish? yes. Q? no. My hands down favorite for BBQ when I lived there was Wilsons. When my (now ex) wife got a jones for BBQ while preggers, I went to Wilsons no matter how late. I think their slogan was "You need no teef to eat our beef.". It is in north Tulsa on Pine Street IIRC. Never was impressed with Elmers. Rib Crib @ ~16th and Harvard wasn't bad. Left Tulsa about '96 so this should be considered dated. Rollie KC, MO 
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16-01-2004, 06:45 AM
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tulsa, ok
I left the area even earlier (92) but back then I would drive down to
Muscogee every week and go to Slicks. Been looking for something to approximate the experience ever since, found nothing. Guess it will just have to be a fond memory, lol. On Fri, 16 Jan 2004 04:55:06 GMT, "1200TS" wrote: when i go to visit my parents, i always take them to elmer's down on the strip. good, i like it, but is there somewhere else? joe petersburg, alaska fish? yes. Q? no. My hands down favorite for BBQ when I lived there was Wilsons. When my (now ex) wife got a jones for BBQ while preggers, I went to Wilsons no matter how late. I think their slogan was "You need no teef to eat our beef.". It is in north Tulsa on Pine Street IIRC. Never was impressed with Elmers. Rib Crib @ ~16th and Harvard wasn't bad. Left Tulsa about '96 so this should be considered dated. Rollie KC, MO
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17-01-2004, 02:34 AM
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tulsa, ok
found a wilson's on apache, just east of peoria. thanks for the tip, looks
like we're gonna try a new pit. joe My hands down favorite for BBQ when I lived there was Wilsons. When my (now ex) wife got a jones for BBQ while preggers, I went to Wilsons no matter how late. I think their slogan was "You need no teef to eat our beef.". It is in north Tulsa on Pine Street IIRC. Never was impressed with Elmers. Rib Crib @ ~16th and Harvard wasn't bad. Left Tulsa about '96 so this should be considered dated. Rollie KC, MO
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18-01-2004, 08:28 AM
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tulsa, ok
found a wilson's on apache, just east of peoria. thanks for the
tip, looks like we're gonna try a new pit. joe Sounds about right. For as many times as I went, I could never remember how to get there without a bit of driving around. Rollie
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