tony b

At least you had very tasty beers to wash them down with!

Very nice! Got me thinking about those skewers again!

A true DIVA!!

A classic!!! And, you gotta love a band who names their 1st album - Dookie!

I'm beginning to think that someone has a big truck fetish!

Isn't it great for rotisserie cooks? While it took a very long time to get from R&D to production, it was well worth the wait - IMHO!

All with my footprints on it, if I lived there!

https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/article/australias-brilliantly-bizarre-big-things/ss-BBTjeGL?ocid=spartandhp#image=1

Careful, Bruce, you're getting dangerously close to PJ's (the maker of the infamous POSK) tagline of "Happy Kooking!"

PBW = Powdered Brewers Wash. It's for cleaning beermaking equipment, but works on lots of other stuff, too - especially hard to clean rotisserie parts and grill grates. It's a tad expensive, but you only need a TB per gallon of hot water. While the rotisserie basket sticks out of a 5 gal bucket, it's easy just to flip it over after a couple of hours and soak the other end. And as Peqoud noted, it's magic! Just wipe down with a sponge or paper towel and rinse. No scrubbing at all. If you can't get it where you live, or want to save some $$, as PBW is a bit pricey, you can mix up your own approximation: Percentages are by weight. 75% Oxyclean 25% Red Devil TSP/90 (TSP=trisodium phosphate)

As we've learned to say here, courtesy of our Down Under friends, nicely spun chook!

But not on nachos! Right, MacKenzie?? - LOL!!!

That was the easier solution than to re-do your molds to eliminate the door opening. Still give folks the flexibility to retrofit if they ever want to.

Just keep dropping them new design bombs on us, Dennis! Back of the envelope guess says that it's 8 5/8" deep? UPDATE: Just ordered mine!

And I'm sure the pooches like their treat, too!

I was surprised to see that it even had the gas door, as Dennis has stopped making that the default design option. You have to request one now. No one was using them and we all had to re-engineer them to prevent unmonitored air in-leakage.

Must be something only found on the bigger grills, as my 23 doesn't have them.

I would hope so, too, but with Aussie, who the hell knows what he puts on stuff!

Never seen that before - don't have a clue?

Those are illegal in the US.

We just posted the 3rd highest total snowfall for January on record here: over 21", which is 13 inches above normal! And, poof, it was almost all gone in 2 days this past weekend, when the temperature "skyrocketed" up to 45F and it rained.

Alternate version: Dinner turned out OK; it'll make a turd!