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Old 01-13-2008, 10:15 AM
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Mine is pretty simple. I've been known to cook a pig or two. I have 2 cookers, 1 gas and 1 charcoal, large enough to hold a whole 130 lb pig or 25 chickens I used to cater large party's, and would supply everything to eat and drink [no adult beverages].
I make my own BBQ sauce from scratch, I don't buy different sauces and such and mix them, like some people around here do. I only do smaller party's now for friends and such. It is a lot of work.
When you are standing around just waiting for whatever is on the grill to cook, it doesn't look like you are doing much, but people don't see the preparation or the clean up.

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Old 01-13-2008, 12:13 PM
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Toughest Parts of Any Job.. The Prep Work & The Cleanup.
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Oh By the way bbq, What time did you say that next pig is gonna be ready ?
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I'm just keeping the rivalry going between us (Smiths) and those Jones folk

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Old 01-14-2008, 04:41 PM
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I was not that creative either.............. Dug short for Doug / day my last name. Not very creative?
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Old 01-14-2008, 05:04 PM
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Well, I'm pretty certain that mine is self-explanitory - but otherwise it would be FisherMan (if I could ever find th @#%$ machine I want! And, I fish, too...)
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Old 01-14-2008, 05:39 PM
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My screen name was taken from a tombstone I found while
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Old 01-14-2008, 09:32 PM
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Now Thats Different & Cool !!!!
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Old 01-16-2008, 02:25 PM
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Primary School - 'Winky' I was the class clown and would wink after a joke
High Shool - 'The Wonderful Wainwright of Drugs' a lot of mood altering organic substances that I quit cold turkey when I turned 19
Carpenter's Apprentice - 'The Cat in the Hat' I always wore a felt fedora at work just like my Grandpa before me - also a builder
Builder - 'The Terminator' I fired a lot of men when it was justified and was a fierce competitor to other builders
Generally - 'Lobo' as I am a lone wolf who goes his own way and does his own thing not matter the cost, especially if I think I'm right
These Days - 'Boss or Bossman' generally said with affection by my men who know that I'll back them up 100% and woe to the 'suit' who gives any of my people a hard time
On the MD'ing Forums - 'BDA Hunter' because I hunt for treasure in the waters of Bermuda (BDA)

Stay away from rust Tinman and tell the Scarecrow not to play with fire. I hope that the gold coin turns green before either of you ever have to consider burying it.

EBCIII, my initials are ECWIII so I feel for you brother.

What a great post with so many wonderful stories.

Cheers,

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Old 01-16-2008, 05:44 PM
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Thanks bda ! Glad to see Ya checked out the Tresure Hunt Thread. Hope the Surf Gives Up A Lot of Loot To Ya !!!
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Old 01-16-2008, 05:48 PM
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Primary School - 'Winky' I was the class clown and would wink after a joke
High Shool - 'The Wonderful Wainwright of Drugs' a lot of mood altering organic substances that I quit cold turkey when I turned 19
Carpenter's Apprentice - 'The Cat in the Hat' I always wore a felt fedora at work just like my Grandpa before me - also a builder
Builder - 'The Terminator' I fired a lot of men when it was justified and was a fierce competitor to other builders
Generally - 'Lobo' as I am a lone wolf who goes his own way and does his own thing not matter the cost, especially if I think I'm right
These Days - 'Boss or Bossman' generally said with affection by my men who know that I'll back them up 100% and woe to the 'suit' who gives any of my people a hard time
On the MD'ing Forums - 'BDA Hunter' because I hunt for treasure in the waters of Bermuda (BDA)

Stay away from rust Tinman and tell the Scarecrow not to play with fire. I hope that the gold coin turns green before either of you ever have to consider burying it.

EBCIII, my initials are ECWIII so I feel for you brother.

What a great post with so many wonderful stories.

Cheers,

BDA

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