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Ultimate Grill

Discussion in 'Roadkill Cafe - From Kill to Grill' started by ringo912, Aug 4, 2008.

  1. ringo912

    ringo912 Active Member

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    Gives a whole new meaning to "Firing Up the Grill"!:cool:

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    Now that's a Tx size grill :cool:
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    dam son.....put it on the patio and aim it at the neighbor ya dont like!!!!!!:D

    i dont think i could afford to feed that monster!!!!!!! but a great looking grill!!!!!!:)
    chucktx, Aug 4, 2008
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    Wow.

    A friend of mine's family is the funeral home business. They have a coffin-grill.
    Hot01, Aug 6, 2008
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  6. ringo912

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    Well I guess if I shoot my neighbor with my S&W grill, I can call your friends family to have the body cremated in the coffin grill. :eek: :roflmao: :roflmao:
    ringo912, Aug 7, 2008
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    holy cow:roflmao:
    ironhorse, Aug 7, 2008
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    :roflmao: :fight: Just put the both next to each other & let the neighbors see the set up :D
    cowboy, Aug 7, 2008
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    that's pretty cool, they should hook up a seperate gas tank to shoot a flame out the end.
    SPORSTERBOY, Aug 7, 2008
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    I just got a notice last night that I'm no longer allowed to have a gas grill on my balcony. I'm starting to hate apartment living. :gah: They say the fire inspector came by and made the law. I'm wondering who they pissed off at the fire department.
    Hot01, Aug 28, 2008
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    Thats a pretty widespread "law" Hot01, there aren't many places that let you have a gas grill on balconies anymore.......at least not around here.
    voodoochild, Sep 1, 2008
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  12. chucktx

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    so, do you keep it in the house untill you use it then drag it out???? dam sure dont want to fire it up in the house.......:wtf: is up with that????
    chucktx, Sep 1, 2008
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    Grill season is in full swing, and our guide will help you make the most of it! We'll provide you with the tips, information, and recipes to perfectly grill almost any type of food, from burgers to vegetables.
    Our latest installment features several ways to barbecue shrimp, secrets to keeping fish from sticking to the grill, plus marinades, flavored butters, and dry rubs for fish and vegetables.The stainless steel bristle head has two sides. One is super stiff for caked on rust and grime.
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    I got what I think may be my personal ULTAMATE GRILL..... a combo Gas/Charcoal. Duo Grill got a decent deal on it...not great, but decent. did steaks tonite, close to the best I have done in many years! Tonites steaks were on charcoal, tomorrow is brats over gas. may as well use both sides!
    AFNurse, Sep 24, 2008
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  15. chucktx

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    chris, ya made a very smart choice. i almost bought the same one, but opted for the full gas grill. i have 3 pits in the back yard already, and didnt really need a fourth. that gas grill has gotten us through this time of no power. what ever you can cook in the oven, you can cook on the grill. a hint, start with small flame and work up.....dont ask!!!!!!!! LOL LOL :)
    makes great cornbread.
    chucktx, Sep 24, 2008
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    hehehe yup sure is a damn nice grill or? LOVE MINE!! :cool:
    usahellas, Oct 2, 2008
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