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Joined: Aug 2013
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Old Mossy Horns
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I can remember when the Aldeer people who ran pellet grills were treated like Democrats ... my my how times have changed. 
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It isn’t the easiest thing to plant and nurture long leaf pines in their beginning stages or protect against parasites when larger.
If we look at it all, Solomon said it is all just vanity. Vanity works both ways.
“If you do not conquer self, you will be conquered by self.” Napoleon Hill
The most difficult thing to understand during conversation is silence. Thoreau
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I'd rather hear someone say that they smoked that shoulder on their treager, than stand there and listen to them tell the story of how they set an alarm for every 51 minutes for the 1st 5 hours and then precisely every 42 minutes for the next 4 hours, and then they took it off, wrapped it in foil, put it back on for another 3 hours and then wrapped it in a towel and stuck it in a Styrofoam cooler for 2 hours to settle? Great, now my plate is cold and the meat is tough after listening to this 30 minute story.
Killing my neighbors deer since 1982
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Henry Ford first used the word pickup for his vehicles . My Chevrolets are just trucks?
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I think the point has been completely missed.
If a guy always referred to his car as "the beamer" over and over (because he has to make sure you know) most on here would think it was annoying. Every story starts with....I was driving down main IN MY BEAMER...
Same goes for yeti, blackstone, Traegers, etc......This was more of a PSA. Don't be that guy.
I call my traeger a traeger or grill, it's more simple than saying "my pellet grill" lol. I just wish people who are bragging about how great that boston butt turned out last weekend would say... on my pellet grill. They say it like they have some skills and then I ask how they smoked it and its.. "oh I put it on my Pit Boss". well great. So your pellet grill smoked it but you didn't do jack. lol Well that maybe the stupidest one yet. What did you do to smoke your butt earl? Heat the smoker up and put it on there and then watch it and play with the controls and add wood and then take it off and eat it. Crazy skills!! It's cooking a dang butt man. It don't take skill. That's like telling someone they dumb for using a calculator in algebra. If it makes the job easier who the heck cares? The important part is eating it. When you grow up in Texas eating BBQ over a Mesquite pit that takes skill to run, you appreciate and respect the person who was able to run that pit. That man has spent hours and days running and learning his pit and the wood. In Rural Texas there are no BBQ places, probably more now but the nearest BBQ place when I was a kid was 60miles. Ranches and farms all around me and on the weekends you BBQ, drank beer, watched football. My friends still do this today and zero of them use a pellet grill, zero. My best friends in Alabama all have pellet grills but they didn't grow up learning to smoke meat. I didn't learn very much myself and don't claim to be very good. I am saying there is a big huge difference between a man who can smoke meat and a man who smoked meat on a pellet grill. No disrespect but one is the NFL and the other is Arena Football. I don't understand how that's a debate. If you cooked it on a pellet grill the pellet grill smoked it.. you didn't do jack. I stand by that
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Freak of Nature
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I can remember when the Aldeer people who ran pellet grills were treated like Democrats ... my my how times have changed. They are democrats. 
Dying ain't much of a living boy...Josey Wales
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Calling land a farm when they don't grow anything Yeah, I always find that interesting. Up here some people refer to going to work on their farm. I guess letting the neighbor cut hay off a field to keep the grass low is technically agriculture, but Larry at the bank still lets everybody think he is a farmer on the side.
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