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Old 09-08-2014, 02:25 AM
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By far the best book I have found is "Backyard BBQ" by McPeake (typos and all). The "Hell" fire brisket is my favorite.
Thanks. I'll have to pick this one up and give Hell Fire brisket a try real soon!
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i have read your first paragraph a few times and it cracks me up every time! Wives! Can't live with them, can't live without 'em! Sent from my iPad using A.Aficionado
Yeah, those significant others do have their significant feet that they put firmly down when you have pushed things a bit too far into THEIR territory.

Even if one had all the coin in the world, I still doubt you could get away with everything (and of course if one took that attitude, then s/he would just be part of your financial equation, which has its own dubious issues).

There's always a compromise down the road, somewhere. You just got to figure which you can battle, which you can finesse, and which you just walk away from for you own health (if you know what I mean!).
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Yeah, those significant others do have their significant feet that they put firmly down when you have pushed things a bit too far into THEIR territory.

Even if one had all the coin in the world, I still doubt you could get away with everything (and of course if one took that attitude, then s/he would just be part of your financial equation, which has its own dubious issues).

There's always a compromise down the road, somewhere. You just got to figure which you can battle, which you can finesse, and which you just walk away from for you own health (if you know what I mean!).
John.......Amen!
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"You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away, know when to run..."
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"You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away, know when to run..."
Michael.......You been playing cards with Kenny Rogers? .
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If she nixed the BGE and grudgingly let you put in a Kamado Joe, for your own sake, don't ever let her look at Komodo Kamados...

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I am probably the only person in the free world that could possibly think so . . . but I find this grill to be positively repulsive - and it's only $4,400 plus shipping.


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I have the xl BGE great cooker
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I am probably the only person in the free world that could possibly think so . . . but I find this grill to be positively repulsive - and it's only $4,400 plus shipping.
Maybe the Tiffany Egg?
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Michael.......You been playing cards with Kenny Rogers? .
It's a good theme song to remember when it comes time to deal with the "better half", "WAF" and other such domestic relationship anomalies...
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I am probably the only person in the free world that could possibly think so . . . but I find this grill to be positively repulsive - and it's only $4,400 plus shipping.


Julian.......This fridge smoker will get the job done for a lot less money than a Kamado cooker but aesthetically it might not look to good out on the pool deck. . .


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