Pete H

Knives out, good movie, got stabbed is the sequel and after that, it's bled out in a non stick carbon steel pan. Generally a happy group of non stick pan fryers, with some exceptions. Fry on people. LOL

More than a few of us own these, many others have listened to them and I'm searching my area for multiple pairs for friends that after a listen said "will you sell them" LOL It is my sincere and personal opinion, that you won't find anything remotely close to these for the $$ GLWTS

As soon as I get a construction/building/office built, I will. Just trying to get by until the market settles out so I'm not $50,000 to deep into the build. Currently, trying to work with what I have, doesn't leave room for the sets I already own.

That's weird, I just PM'd him and tried to call him again this morning.

Unfortunately, we have lost quite a few members in this past year. So sorry to hear this and trust he's at peace.

Let me get this straight (not what you're after it seems LOL), you want water infused with pot extracts because you're not drinking (a depressant) for a pick me up, and THC might be the answer? LMAO Might I suggest, adjusting your alcohol free goal to 10 days, check the box, get a nice stiff drink, smoke a big spliff, take a really long nap and you will be fully refreshed and feel great, or that's what I've read. LOL You know I'm just busting stones.

Can't wait to hear these Dave. I may have to load up a couple sets of speakers and head down there soon. I need a break, and the drive and listening might do me some good.

Water, in it's purest form, has no taste and no smell. All of that, comes from things in the water that aren't water. I gravitate to Fiji when I'm traveling as well, but water that costs more than beer, soda, fruit juice, or anything else on a per ounce basis, is totally about marketing and square bottles, not where the water might come from.

My Chevelle could handle 9, positioned correctly, and a 1/2 barrel strapped in the trunk, sitting in its own ice bath, with a long hose to the drivers seat. That was another time, but one I will never forget. LOL

Not just one for sure. When I was 15, I purchased a 69 SS chevelle from a friend that had to have a 74 Camaro with a roll bar and high jackers. That was the one that got away, as i sold it when I enlisted, thought I really stuck it to them when I did, but that was not the case, long term. Out of the service and got into BMW's and had a 318, then a 325 and then an older M5, and that was a lot of fun too. 100% a truck guy now, and have been for a lot of years, and love my Tundra, and will love it more when I put a super charger on it and pick it up about 3".

I'm assuming the same thing, but never looked close enough to know the correct answer, but I'll ask a friend that owns one and confirm. I know someone that is reading this has one and you would think they would have said something. LOL

Open the lid and add charcoal. LMAO, sorry, couldn't help it. I have a few friends that have them and for very long smokes, that may be required, but they are extremely efficient. A simple charcoal chimney fired up about 20 minutes prior to adding would work fine, and an area to move the food over to add the new is pretty straight forward. They are so well insulated and controlled that starting with the correct amount of fuel for the smoke is going to work in a lot of instances. Just my .02 worth.

That's what Waffle House is for. LOL Was the cast iron hot enough? I've done them successfully in the past, but it takes a fair amount of oil and really hot when they go in. Kinda like stir fry potatoes.

That's a great website for sure. I've smoked on many different rigs, starting with the old Weber kettle, and you can get great results from many different devices, once you understand how they function best. In the end, it always comes down to time, temperature and the smoke delivery system.

If you want a better box mix, try Krusteaz, it ain't cha mamma, but tastes much better. LOL

Too many good people have been taken. I'm very sorry for your loss.

Welcome! Learning cost a lot of money, but we can help! A long time ago, I thought this group was kind and informative, but little did I know, they just conspired to spend my money. Lock up your wallet, check book and credit cards.

Do you know which version of the 402 those are? If I'm not mistaken, there has been 3. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

They are incredible! Given the choice, I would go see them again versus seeing a version of the original Chicago

I'm sure his family will remember him when they look and listen to these. He's smiling somewhere. I'm going to miss him at the next gathering. Thanks for posting the pictures.

@Dave A and everyone else that's supposed to be looking, how is the venue search coming? Lets go people, the unfortunate loss of our friend Kirby, should be reminder that tomorrow isn't guaranteed and we need another gathering.

I'll bet she did more than that when you were under the anesthesia and you don't know it, unless of course it's a ritual to stand in a mirrored room so you can look at your arrss. LOL She might have written Gerbils Welcome.

I learned about this yesterday and I'm saddened by the loss. Kirby was a great guy and I'm glad that I had the opportunity to spend time with him at the pilgrimage and back in September when we did SWAG. I spoke with him a couple months ago and we were looking forward to getting together this year. RIP Kirby, you will be missed by many.

She's getting a ukulele on her birthday too. That will be the introduction to strings and we will go from there. Yes, the RF7's are hers. Gotta start somewhere. LOL Yes, it does.

Between the people that were there, I'll bet we can produce some killer brisket.