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Gonna hit 32 today! Gonna try to Q up some pork rib meat. Now only if
the snow and I will hold off... |
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"Gene" > wrote in message ... > Gonna hit 32 today! Gonna try to Q up some pork rib meat. Now only if > the snow and I will hold off... > What kind of B-Que hardware do you use in the snow? What kind of Fuel? Kent |
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On Jan 17, 10:40*am, "Kent" > wrote:
> "Gene" > wrote in message > > ... > Gonna hit 32 today! Gonna try to Q up some pork rib meat. Now only if > > the snow and I will hold off... > > What kind of B-Que hardware do you use in the snow? What kind of Fuel? > > Kent What do you light it with? Do you wear mittens or gloves? Isn't wool itchy? Wet wool is stinky, isn't it? Does the snow melt when you BBQ it? Inquiring minds need to know! |
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"tutall" > wrote in message ... On Jan 17, 10:40 am, "Kent" > wrote: > "Gene" > wrote in message > > ... > Gonna hit 32 today! > Gonna try to Q up some pork rib meat. Now only if > > the snow and I will hold off... > > What kind of B-Que hardware do you use in the snow? What kind of Fuel? > > Kent What do you light it with? Do you wear mittens or gloves? Isn't wool itchy? Wet wool is stinky, isn't it? Does the snow melt when you BBQ it? Inquiring minds need to know! > > I used to grill in the winter amidst the snow quite a lot. I'm sincerely curious about what Gene is going to do. It's OK to ask "Whadya going to do today". I've learned from that type of question. Your characteristically snotty comment to my simple question is one of the things that is destroying this NG. Blowing your nose gently three times a day will help you. As well get some saline nasal irrigant and cleanse once daily. It will help you. Kent Kent |
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On Jan 17, 12:51*pm, "Kent" > wrote:
<snip drivel> Excuse me Kent, are you under the impression that anyone, expecially myself, gives a good goddamn what your opinion might be? You are proof that ignorance speaks loudly. Look at you going at the Oven things again with COGS. Damn son, dig much deeper and you'll need a mining permit. |
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tutall pecked at the keyboard and produced the following:
> On Jan 17, 10:40 am, "Kent" > wrote: >> "Gene" > wrote in message >> >> ... > Gonna hit 32 >> today! Gonna try to Q up some pork rib meat. Now only if >>> the snow and I will hold off... >> >> What kind of B-Que hardware do you use in the snow? What kind of >> Fuel? >> >> Kent > > What do you light it with? Do you wear mittens or gloves? Isn't wool > itchy? Wet wool is stinky, isn't it? > Does the snow melt when you BBQ it? > > Inquiring minds need to know! I just blew beans out my nose. Thanks. -- TFM® ²°¹¹ |
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"TFM® ²°¹¹" <F@T B@$T@®D> wrote in message ster.com... > tutall pecked at the keyboard and produced the following: > >> On Jan 17, 10:40 am, "Kent" > wrote: >>> "Gene" > wrote in message >>> >>> ... > Gonna hit 32 >>> today! Gonna try to Q up some pork rib meat. Now only if >>>> the snow and I will hold off... >>> >>> What kind of B-Que hardware do you use in the snow? What kind of >>> Fuel? >>> >>> Kent >> >> What do you light it with? Do you wear mittens or gloves? Isn't wool >> itchy? Wet wool is stinky, isn't it? >> Does the snow melt when you BBQ it? >> >> Inquiring minds need to know! > > > I just blew beans out my nose. Thanks. > > -- > TFM® ²°¹¹ > Beans?? Boogers maybe would be more likely. I hope you didn't eat the beans. |
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On Jan 17, 5:40*pm, "TFM® ²°¹¹" <F@T B@$T@®D> wrote:
> > I just blew beans out my nose. *Thanks. > > -- > TFM® ²°¹¹- Hide quoted text - Twice ate beans, yummmmmmm. |
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On 1/17/2011 2:51 PM, Kent wrote:
> > wrote in message > ... > On Jan 17, 10:40 am, > wrote: >> > wrote in message >> >> ... > Gonna hit 32 today! >> Gonna try to Q up some pork rib meat. Now only if >>> the snow and I will hold off... >> >> What kind of B-Que hardware do you use in the snow? What kind of Fuel? >> >> Kent > > What do you light it with? Do you wear mittens or gloves? Isn't wool > itchy? Wet wool is stinky, isn't it? > Does the snow melt when you BBQ it? > > Inquiring minds need to know! >> >> > I used to grill in the winter amidst the snow quite a lot. I'm sincerely > curious about what Gene is going to do. It's OK to ask "Whadya going to do > today". I've learned from that type of question. > > Your characteristically snotty comment to my simple question is one of the > things that is destroying this NG. > > Blowing your nose gently three times a day will help you. As well get some > saline nasal irrigant and cleanse once daily. It will help you. > Geez, he was just trying to help you. If your questions were answered, without a doubt you would have had a few more. If you have grilled quite a lot in the snow, then you *should* have the answers to the questions you asked... There is nothing different about bbq/grilling in the winter. Except probably best to have some protection from the wind BBQ |
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"bbq" > wrote in message ... > On 1/17/2011 2:51 PM, Kent wrote: >> > wrote in message >> ... >> On Jan 17, 10:40 am, > wrote: >>> > wrote in message >>> >>> ... > Gonna hit 32 today! >>> Gonna try to Q up some pork rib meat. Now only if >>>> the snow and I will hold off... >>> >>> What kind of B-Que hardware do you use in the snow? What kind of Fuel? >>> >>> Kent >> >> What do you light it with? Do you wear mittens or gloves? Isn't wool >> itchy? Wet wool is stinky, isn't it? >> Does the snow melt when you BBQ it? >> >> Inquiring minds need to know! >>> >>> >> I used to grill in the winter amidst the snow quite a lot. I'm sincerely >> curious about what Gene is going to do. It's OK to ask "Whadya going to >> do >> today". I've learned from that type of question. >> >> Your characteristically snotty comment to my simple question is one of >> the >> things that is destroying this NG. >> >> Blowing your nose gently three times a day will help you. As well get >> some >> saline nasal irrigant and cleanse once daily. It will help you. >> > > > Geez, he was just trying to help you. If your questions were answered, > without a doubt you would have had a few more. > > If you have grilled quite a lot in the snow, then you *should* have the > answers to the questions you asked... > > There is nothing different about bbq/grilling in the winter. Except > probably best to have some protection from the wind > > BBQ > > I'm interested in what others do in the winter. It might be different than what I did. There's quite a bit that is different when you're trying to grill in the winter. |
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>Gonna hit 32 today! Gonna try to Q up some pork rib meat. Now only if
>the snow and I will hold off... Cold OK, wind BAD. Shroud. -Zz |
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"Kent" > wrote in
: > > "bbq" > wrote in message > ... >> On 1/17/2011 2:51 PM, Kent wrote: >>> > wrote in message >>> news:9bb450b5-6dbc-4a93-b35c-3aa0539f3367 @j32g2000prh.googlegroups.co >>> m... On Jan 17, 10:40 am, > wrote: >>>> > wrote in message >>>> >>>> ... > Gonna hit 32 >>>> today! Gonna try to Q up some pork rib meat. Now only if >>>>> the snow and I will hold off... >>>> >>>> What kind of B-Que hardware do you use in the snow? What kind of >>>> Fuel? >>>> >>>> Kent >>> >>> What do you light it with? Do you wear mittens or gloves? Isn't wool >>> itchy? Wet wool is stinky, isn't it? >>> Does the snow melt when you BBQ it? >>> >>> Inquiring minds need to know! >>>> >>>> >>> I used to grill in the winter amidst the snow quite a lot. I'm >>> sincerely curious about what Gene is going to do. It's OK to ask >>> "Whadya going to do >>> today". I've learned from that type of question. >>> >>> Your characteristically snotty comment to my simple question is one >>> of the >>> things that is destroying this NG. >>> >>> Blowing your nose gently three times a day will help you. As well >>> get some >>> saline nasal irrigant and cleanse once daily. It will help you. >>> >> >> >> Geez, he was just trying to help you. If your questions were >> answered, without a doubt you would have had a few more. >> >> If you have grilled quite a lot in the snow, then you *should* have >> the answers to the questions you asked... >> >> There is nothing different about bbq/grilling in the winter. Except >> probably best to have some protection from the wind >> >> BBQ >> >> > I'm interested in what others do in the winter. It might be different > than what I did. > > There's quite a bit that is different when you're trying to grill in > the winter. > > > > > > yeah a lil more fuel and ya do it faster so ya don't freeze out ther |
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"> > > For an attached garage, does one leave the door between the garage and > the house open or closed durring the cold smoking process? That depends on whether you are the smoker or the smokee. |
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