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Summertime cooking pleasure

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FREE GRILL AND GRILLING TIPS:
As every Southerner knows, come spring it will be time to get ready for that all-important cooking technique of the south...outdoor grilling! Great for those weekends at the lake!

I have just found out there are several stores (not just in the South) where you can get a FREE Bar-B-Q grill!  In these hard economic times that is sure to excite everybody!

 You can get a free BBQ grill from any of the following stores: 

A&P, 
Albertsons,
 Bi-Lo,
 Costco,
 Food Lion, 
Fry's,
Giant,
 HEB,
 Home Depot,
 Ingles,
 Big Lots,
 Bloom,
 Brookshire's,
 Lowes,
 Publix,
 Safeway,
 Shoppers, Food Warehouse,
 Sam's Club,
 Target, 
Vons, Trader Joe's,
 Wal-Mart,
 Winn-Dixie,
 Whole Foods.

 I especially like the higher rack...which can be used for keeping things warm!
 And look at those bread warmers…how handy is that!!?? 

Just make sure to get a metal one instead of the plastic variety if you have a
choice...the plastic ones don't do so well.
 
Happy Grilling and ya'll enjoy now! :mrgreen:
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:lol: :lol: :lol:

Just don't use liquid oxygen to light your grill like this guy does. :shock: :shock:
Ready to cook in seconds!



I actually knew this guy back when I was in college...
:lol: :lol:
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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cjj wrote::lol: :lol: :lol:

Just don't use liquid oxygen to light your grill like this guy does. :shock: :shock:
Ready to cook in seconds!

I actually knew this guy back when I was in college...
:lol: :lol:
And this year's Darwin Award goes to ...
All I wanna do is rock!
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Thanks for making my day-haha :lol:
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That barbecue setup looks like the perfect complement for my outdoor bijoona:

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jingle_jangle wrote:That barbecue setup looks like the perfect complement for my outdoor bijoona:

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Is there an "all weather" model? That thing must be awfull in the winter :lol:
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whojamfan wrote:
jingle_jangle wrote:That barbecue setup looks like the perfect complement for my outdoor bijoona:

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Is there an "all weather" model? That thing must be awfull in the winter :lol:
When you live where Paul does, that is never a problem. :evil: :P
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jps wrote:
whojamfan wrote:
jingle_jangle wrote:That barbecue setup looks like the perfect complement for my outdoor bijoona:
Is there an "all weather" model? That thing must be awfull in the winter :lol:
When you live where Paul does, that is never a problem. :evil: :P

Have you been to San Francisco? It's bloody freezing up there!

Mark Twain even commented that the coldest winter he ever had was a summer in San Francisco! :lol: :lol:
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That don't look like San Francisco... :shock: :wink:
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collin wrote:Have you been to San Francisco? It's bloody freezing up there!

Mark Twain even commented that the coldest winter he ever had was a summer in San Francisco! :lol: :lol:
I've been there plenty of times. I remember one July evening up on Diamond Heights a few years ago that I could swear was a Cleveland winter evening. :shock: :shock: :shock:
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cjj wrote::lol: :lol: :lol:

Just don't use liquid oxygen to light your grill like this guy does. :shock: :shock:
Ready to cook in seconds!



I actually knew this guy back when I was in college...
:lol: :lol:
It's a KU Chemistry Department mixer!!
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cassius987 wrote:
cjj wrote::lol: :lol: :lol:

Just don't use liquid oxygen to light your grill like this guy does. :shock: :shock:
Ready to cook in seconds!



I actually knew this guy back when I was in college...
:lol: :lol:
It's a KU Chemistry Department mixer!!
I knew I'd seen that dude around town somewhere! :lol: :lol: :lol:

JimK
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