What did you do today non-detailing related?

[Coatingsarecrack]

I had to look that up, didn't have a clue, NICE!

We had them put in a natural gas stub on the patio for a grill, but I am having trouble finding a natural gas grill with a side smoker chamber

I know purists think gas grills are the devil but when I want to grill I want to grill, year round and no running to the store for a tank or a bag of charcoal

Yeah I’m definitely a fan of charcoal (lump) over gas. I would however have a gas if it was hooked to the house.

Edit: Would love the convenience of the natural gas.

My recommendation in your case would be gas grill/flattop and a ceramic, wood or pellet smoker. Gas for quick steaks but if your doing ribs, chicken, prime rib or brisket they’re worth firing up.

Had a traeger elite before this. It was alright but not enough smoke for me.


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[Coatingsarecrack]

It’s taken me years to wean my wife off of well-done steak, but maybe that’s because she grew up in a family that was careful with money and they never bought Prime cuts. I never don’t buy Prime (or Canada AAA) or better. Nevertheless, she was skeptical when I said I’d be doing steaks SV… now she can’t have steak the “old” way (even though I’m perfectly capable of hitting medium-rare the “old” way). It’s just so easy, and I can prep sides and salads and whatever else, or sit and chat with my guests, then 90 seconds of searing on the grill or over the Weber chimney, AB-style (or in a cast iron skillet in winter), and done.

Yeah I’ve tried that way and didn’t think they were any more tender but a tad less flavorful. But everyone likes something different in their cuts of meats.


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[PaulMys]

I saw sooooo many classic acts during High School (69-73) and the decade after, most for $5-$10 dollars a show and lots of triple bills

Ever catch a Black Sabbath show during that period, Clilly?? (Hoping........... )

[chilly]

Ever catch a Black Sabbath show during that period, Clilly?? (Hoping........... )

No, I wasn’t into whatever genre that was considered at the time

Metal or death metal or whatever

I can appreciate some of it in retrospect but at the time it just didn’t resonate with me

I was very eclectic in my tastes though


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[PaulMys]

No, I wasn’t into whatever genre that was considered at the time

Metal or death metal or whatever

I can appreciate some of it in retrospect but at the time it just didn’t resonate with me

I was very eclectic in my tastes though


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I can appreciate that, as I am as well.

So one more guess (hope)....... Frank Zappa??

[chilly]

Actually yup, I did

This was me in fall of 1973, I was 17 years old and a freshman in college at a redneck university in East Texas

I was listening to Hank Williams and Led Zeppelin, The Outlaws and The Grateful Dead, Charlie Pride and Yes, Ann Murray and The Allman Brothers, The Eagles and BTO, etc

I think you get the drift, just kind of all over the place




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[Klasse Act]

If the orthopedic shoe fits...

The fact that that song is almost 30 yrs old doesn't make me feel young either. I saw them in high school.

I saw Aerosmith in 1983 at the world famous Pine Knob, I was 13 and they didn't even have the original members in the band, my first concert. My last concert was back in 2016...Robin Trower at the Copernicus Center in Chicago!

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[PaulMys]

I saw Aerosmith in 1983 at the world famous Pine Knob, I was 13 and they didn't even have the original members in the band, my first concert. My last concert was back in 2016...Robin Trower at the Copernicus Center in Chicago!

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BOOM BOOM, OUT GO THE LIGHTS!

[Silly Rabbit]

Made popular by Pat Travers!

[Klasse Act]

BOOM BOOM, OUT GO THE LIGHTS!

That's Pat Traverse, not Trower

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