May be dumb question

CajunEggHead

I'm pretty new here and see quite often can someone explane SWMBO to to this old Cajun

nolaegghead

She Who Must Be Obeyed

(aka significant other)

chris123stock

) I hate that acronym

rontho

That's what she thought, until I divorced her. :-c

FearlessTheEggNoob

Here's a couple others that people here seem to use a lot:

BGE = Big Green Egg
SWMBO = She Who Must Be Obeyed (aka significant other)
FTC = Foil+Towel+Cooler. (place foil-covered cooked meat, wrapped in towels, in a cooler to rest for a period of time)
ABT's = Atomic Buffalo Turds. (some variation of a bacon wrapped stuffed jalapeno)
DFMT = Dual Function Metal Top. (the cast iron daisy wheel temp control)
CI = Cast Iron
The Mothership = The Big Green Egg factory

Little Steven

rontho said:

That's what she thought, until I divorced her. :-c

Guess you showed her eh? You did get to keep the egg though...didn't you?

MemphisBBQ

What about FIL? 

MJG

Not a dumb question...I had to Google it. I love it.

Chubbs

MemphisBBQ said:

What about FIL? 

Father In Law

MemphisBBQ

OH! Duh...i feel dumb now.

Skiddymarker

MemphisBBQ said:

What about FIL? 

Also goes for all the in-laws. daughter - DIL, son - SIL, brother - BIL, mother - MIL, father - FIL. Come to think of it why not include all these in the "Eggictionary"? If Tweeve can be there, why not SWMBO? 

MemphisBBQ

Whatever happened to Tweeve? He(?) was around when I first started checking out this forum.

Eggcelsior

MemphisBBQ said: Whatever happened to Tweeve? He(?) was around when I first started checking out this forum.

Don't ask. He was a notorious rabble rouser(see: troll) I think his real name was Sybil and he and his many iterations have been banned.

SmokeyPitt

IDK y ppl have to use so many TLA's.  

Eggcelsior

txtN iz d dstruxion of d eng lngwij

Fred19Flintstone

My favorite code, because I'm a lazy SOB, (Oh, SOB stands for, well, I think you know) is ronco which means "set it and forget it".

lilwooty

That's not a dumb question.  A dumb question is asking how much something costs when your at the dollar store.