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Re: bought me a bbq grill (NGC)
« Reply #30 on: April 29, 2017, 10:36:36 PM »
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Re: bought me a bbq grill (NGC)
« Reply #31 on: April 30, 2017, 05:34:17 AM »

We grill often. Big family get togethers. At least once a month in summer, perhaps once or twice in colder months.

 So we went to the Good Shepard Church last night to get their Chicken BBQ...It was cooked outside on a huge charcoal grill..10 bucks for half a chicken, a few potatoes and cole slaw...It's was cooked perfectly and quite tasty........I'm not a church goer but I left a buck in the  "kitty" basket so they think I'm respectable.. :grin:

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Re: bought me a bbq grill (NGC)
« Reply #32 on: April 30, 2017, 08:18:03 AM »
Way back in the eighties, I participated in the inaugural MS150. It was a two-day bicycle ride from Houston to Austin to benefit Multiple Sclerosis. The first day was the longest I'd ever ridden on a bicycle, so I was really tired, sore, and ravenous. We spent the night in a gym, the guests of the LaGrange Knights of Columbus. What did they serve for supper? The most wonderful BBQ chicken with beans, potato salad, and Texas Toast, of course! I ate like I'd never be fed again...
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Re: bought me a bbq grill (NGC)
« Reply #33 on: April 30, 2017, 05:32:27 PM »
Way back in the eighties, I participated in the inaugural MS150. It was a two-day bicycle ride from Houston to Austin to benefit Multiple Sclerosis. The first day was the longest I'd ever ridden on a bicycle, so I was really tired, sore, and ravenous. We spent the night in a gym, the guests of the LaGrange Knights of Columbus. What did they serve for supper? The most wonderful BBQ chicken with beans, potato salad, and Texas Toast, of course! I ate like I'd never be fed again...
Did the beans give you a little jet propulsion the next day ?



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