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I tried to buy a #3 for 6 mths or so. They were quick to take my 50% deposit but that's about as far as it ever got. I did recoop my cash though

Black huh. Maybe ya'll could take a road trip up to Illinos and you and PorkChop could breed them babies. A litter of those cute little #3's would be easy to sell

Yep, that is a great picture. It makes me very happy I ended up in SC , and also glad we decided to get covered porches. I hated those days (and nights) when it was pouring down rain while I was cooking. Hey, but somebody has to live up there I reckon.

Aw, shucks, I don't know everything. hehe. Yeah, she was prolly thinking about DJ there. Easy to get those 2 mixed up I guess

Stacking I just pour my lump from the bag into the KK (or K) and don't have any trouble there, but yes, there are smaller pieces that do fall through the lump saver. I just shake the lump saver to get the ashes out and start from there. But I used to use the Huck-wok method and never lost anything that way. I may start putting the wok inside the lump saver if I start seeing usable pieces of lump in my ashes. But I haven't seen any yet. Once in awhile there's a moon rock, but not very often. I never have had any off flavor probs with the Royal Oak, but once I had a bad petroleum smell from a bag of some off brand lump I bought. It was pretty bad indeed. Bags stack very well too. I bgt 40 bags of Royal Oak recently and stacked 39 of them in my garage in the space it took to put 3 bags down on the floor. It went 13 high, but by altering the overlapping I haven't had one fall yet. I could have gotten more height too, if I had more bags. I've never used the boxed lump, but would certainly give it a try once Dennis gets things going...if it's affordable that is. But I definately won't be giving anymore bidness to the other guy, it's a matter of principal. I wouldn't buy from him if it were on time and cheaper than the RO...cause he's stealing it . But I definately can't see paying any more than I pay now unless I'm convinved it's going pay off. I am definately one of the "Ignorance is bliss" crowd, which is why I haven't bgt a Guru yet I guess But hey, I was smart enough to get into the ceramic groove, so I do have an "ignorance is bliss" thresh hold that can be crossed if someone convinces me it will pay off

Re: sharing Yep, that'll work. Did you have to be home for everyone at different times as they picked it up? There seems to be no real easy way...unless it was when the state (or city) closed their doors and you were all outta work, thus the homebody

Yeah I know. It's hard enough getting my wife and daughter ready just to go to a movie, I can't imagine getting 25 people all lined up to meet at the terminal and pick up the charcoal.

What does that translate to in RJ weeks?

Re: No, No, No that's too much work... No, No, No that's too much work... I've posted this before big boy.. Paper towels, they magically give you grip to easily pull off the slippery membrane. Try it, you will laugh it's soo easy. Tip from my lil' sister, a world class cook. Yeah, the paper towel method is the only way.

I'm sticking with the little oil sprayer for now.

Re: Today for Lunch Well yeah You mean to tell me you've never done pork ribs on the KK Shame on you!

That'll do, I mean if you don't mind modest living an all Sweeeet, can we all come up for a BBQ when the snow gets deep again?

Oh no, he's back! I thought we had gotten past that rough spot in your life

Just wash em after the month and before you wear them again...unless you got really dry feet, then it may help there too

That's how I always do my salmon Works fine. Though some fish do tear up easier, I don't think hallibut and ahi tuna are those types. Yeah, I agree with the Monkey, put them right on the grill.

ESP Eternally Sustained Prayer If that's what you mean, it may actually work

Re: Noses and seeing stuff You should see Chubby use his nose when he's burying something...he's good with that thing It's usually got the red clay on it cause he's got stuff buried all around. I was playing catch with him, or rather, I throw the ball, he runs and gets it and runs from me until I can make him stop long enough to pry the ball from his clenched teeth and throw it again. Anyway, he ran after the ball down the driveway and stopped abruptly as he sniffed, then pawed some dirt outta the way and picked a treasure up and started eating it (or just knawing) while I got bored and gave up on the game of whatever-its-called.

No, you will have to eat your peas, or it's off to sleep without your supper. Sorry, house rules. I don't know what it is about having peas in my food. They practically add no taste or texture difference to anything I happen to get stuck with...but just seeing them there makes me want to pick them out. I can beat this aversion though...I'm bigger than a pea I was talking about this pea-aversion at work one day (years ago) and a lady said her dog was the same way about peas She said she could dump a bunch of beef stew (or whatever) with gravy all in it, into his bowl and when she came back the bowl would be clean except for a pile of peas...he would not eat the peas, would push them to the side. I wish I had that dog, we got a lot in common

Re: Grilling Wok Ahh, that's what that was. I thought maybe some local creepy crawler had found it's way onto your menu

If I had to eat a pot of them or a pot of roaches or I'd die...hmmmmm. Would I suffer or would it be a painless death? Okay, with some dizzy pig spices, Raising the Steaks maybe, I'd choose the Witchetty Grub

Re: Oh no, mah frenz, Firemonkey...that you!

What are those round green things? If those are peas will you pick them out whenever I come over for dinner? Thanks dude, knew you'd understand

Re: Outshone... Don't change the subject, we talkin about eatin bugs now You have a lovely porch Sanny, and I am glad that you love them neighbors cause ya'll are kinda close together. But havin been incarcerated on occasion I prefers my space when I can get it