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RE: Thanksgiving results! - Punisher - 2010.Dec.09 10:36 AM
q or low country boil dingo?
sounds like a good time
RE: Thanksgiving results! - Dingus - 2010.Dec.09 10:46 AM
Slow Q all the way! As for the boil I substitute Andui brats!
RE: Thanksgiving results! - Punisher - 2010.Dec.09 01:02 PM
i use andou too, but dont usually eat the sausage...just the flavor they give is unreal....try adding dungeoness crabs with the snow...mmm sweet
def low and slow for the q
RE: Thanksgiving results! - spacebird - 2010.Dec.09 04:04 PM
(2010.Dec.09 01:02 PM)Punisher Wrote: i use andou too, but dont usually eat the sausage...just the flavor they give is unreal....try adding dungeoness crabs with the snow...mmm sweet
def low and slow for the q
you wife likes sausage. gobbles them down faster than you can unzip.
RE: Thanksgiving results! - HeadBustin - 2010.Dec.09 04:06 PM
(2010.Dec.09 04:04 PM)Troopermccue Wrote:(2010.Dec.09 01:02 PM)Punisher Wrote: i use andou too, but dont usually eat the sausage...just the flavor they give is unreal....try adding dungeoness crabs with the snow...mmm sweet
def low and slow for the q
you wife likes sausage. gobbles them down faster than you can unzip.
its easier to consume if you first use the jamaican slap chop
RE: Thanksgiving results! - GlennQuagmire - 2010.Dec.09 04:11 PM
(2010.Dec.09 04:06 PM)HeadBustin Wrote:(2010.Dec.09 04:04 PM)Troopermccue Wrote:(2010.Dec.09 01:02 PM)Punisher Wrote: i use andou too, but dont usually eat the sausage...just the flavor they give is unreal....try adding dungeoness crabs with the snow...mmm sweet
def low and slow for the q
you wife likes sausage. gobbles them down faster than you can unzip.
its easier to consume if you first use the jamaican slap chop
haha... nice link bro.
RE: Thanksgiving results! - dnbrocks - 2010.Dec.09 06:00 PM
(2010.Dec.09 04:11 PM)GlennQuagmire Wrote:(2010.Dec.09 04:06 PM)HeadBustin Wrote:(2010.Dec.09 04:04 PM)Troopermccue Wrote:(2010.Dec.09 01:02 PM)Punisher Wrote: i use andou too, but dont usually eat the sausage...just the flavor they give is unreal....try adding dungeoness crabs with the snow...mmm sweet
def low and slow for the q
you wife likes sausage. gobbles them down faster than you can unzip.
its easier to consume if you first use the jamaican slap chop
haha... nice link bro.
This ones for Cober Straight Murderation
RE: Thanksgiving results! - HeadBustin - 2010.Dec.09 06:09 PM
(2010.Dec.09 06:00 PM)dnbrocks Wrote: This ones for Cober Straight Murderation
unlike anything ive ever heard in my life mudra dem!
RE: Thanksgiving results! - Joshiwa - 2010.Dec.11 07:30 PM
Mutated Turkey Assault Helmet
Item Type Helmet
Legality Legal
Availability Rating 50
Concealment Rating 0
Weight (kilograms) 1.7 kg
Standard Price $1
Trade-in Value $1
The scientests at CyberWar have taken stem cells from the killer turkeys of 2010 and fused them with an Assault Helmet. The stem cells mutated and formed a layer of turkey skin around the Assault Helmet frame.
This mutation created a lighter helmet, with more flexibility and resistance than standard polymers. Very effective with most armors.
Made specifically for the Mutated Turkey Suit. However, when combined the wearer has a craving for cranberry sauce.
Statistical Modifiers
Accuracy Modifier 4
Resistance Modifier 2
View here. http://www.awakenedlands.com/iteminfo.php?ID=331
Turkey Hunting Belt
Item Type Shielding
Legality Legal
Availability Rating 45
Concealment Rating 2
Weight (kilograms) 12.0 kg
Standard Price $1
Trade-in Value $1
Similar in design to the Febiani EH301 belt, this belt has more efficient and higher capacity batteries, making charging cheaper and last longer. The stylish buckle, made from an actual chromed turkey head, finishes the product.
Statistical Modifiers
Accuracy Modifier 1
Resistance Modifier 3
Strength Modifier 2
View here. http://www.awakenedlands.com/iteminfo.php?ID=332
Congrats to whoever got these. Looks like some great stuff.
RE: Thanksgiving results! - bconrad56 - 2010.Dec.11 10:32 PM
Definitely some great stuff there.