My trailer smoker has started being built!

SonVolt

I go commando every day the minute I get home from work. Walk in the door, shed the pants and undies, slip on my wife's panties. 

SonVolt

Sorry, damn iPhone auto-correct. I meant slip on Adidas track pants. 

SGH

SonVolt said:

slip on my wife's panties. 

This had me worried until I saw your next post brother Volt. 

DoubleEgger

Track suits were popular here a couple years ago. They really took off in Iowa. 

JRWhitee

thetrim said:

I must admit the only time I ever go commando is when I wear sweatpants to a strip club.   

I heard you should stay away from lighter colored sweats...

nolaegghead

DoubleEgger said:

Track suits were popular here a couple years ago. They really took off in Iowa. 

hahahah!

nolaegghead

Track suits: it's what bro's propose in...

SonVolt

I googled "Iowa Track Suits" because I'm too dim to get the joke. This is what I found.

WeberWho

SonVolt said:

I googled "Iowa Track Suits" because I'm too dim to get the joke. This is what I found.

An old forum member who was a nurse that was 6'4 who could kick our @$$. Actually a really nice guy that was a hell of a cook

thetrim

...???

Thatgrimguy

SonVolt said:

@Thatgrimguy - How do you like the design of the side-burners? I'm wondering if the cross bars (x-pattern) is a little too sparse. Gonna be hard to use smaller pots and pants without it falling through the gaps.  Have you had any issues with that? I guess if you're only using large stock pots it's a non-issue. I'm wondering more about versatility I guess. 

There is a 3 eye stove over the firebox (under the griddle) that I use for small pots. I’ve acutally only used the front burners a couple times. The space was designed for holding coolers which it does perfectly, then I realized I could add the high power burners too and did that. They are for crawfish but the pots are so big and heavy and the space ends up too high to safely move them around.

Thatgrimguy

bgebrent said:

Fun look back through memory lane Scott and the group cooks we’ve done on your Shirley on a couple of occasions.  Bb1 being most notable.

thank you! Man, I’ve cooked AT LEAST 10,000 lbs of food on this rig. I’m guesstimating that off the fact that over done over 40 charity events averaging about 200lbs each and then all my fun and family cookouts. Plus the once a week I cook for my car store. It adds up quick in 3 years!

DoubleEgger

Thatgrimguy said:

bgebrent said:

Fun look back through memory lane Scott and the group cooks we’ve done on your Shirley on a couple of occasions.  Bb1 being most notable.

thank you! Man, I’ve cooked AT LEAST 10,000 lbs of food on this rig. I’m guesstimating that off the fact that over done over 40 charity events averaging about 200lbs each and then all my fun and family cookouts. Plus the once a week I cook for my car store. It adds up quick in 3 years!

You are a blessing to the good people of Mississippi. God Bless all you do my friend.