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    Greeting from Virginia

    Just joining, getting ready to retire, I have a large family and a pool in the back yard so you can guess where everyone ends up on the weekends. I have been grilling and smoking for many years and love to learn new things. Currently I have Weber products (Kettle Grill, Slow and Sear, Gas grill, and Smokey Mountain Bullet smoker) I am looking at a MM G-9. Looking forward to improving my skills and recipes.

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    Hello from NW Oregon.
    Pellet it grill. Need I say anything more?

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      #3
      Welcome from Maryland

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        #4
        Welcome from the California Delta.

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          #5
          Welcome from south Texas!

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          • smokinbill57
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            Thanks

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          Welcome to the Pit! Always need another Virginian! Which part? North or South?

          When Times were better some Va, Md folks here had a couple of meatups at state parks. Look forward to adding another if you are interested.

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          Welcome to the Pit from VA Beach!

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          • smokinbill57
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            Thanks,

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          Welcome to the Pit from Dallas!

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            #9
            Howdy from Kansas Territory, Welcome to Th Pit!

            Lookin forward to learnin along with, an from ya!

            I dabbles me, some, in some Webers...good cookers...

            Congrats on th retirement, enjoy Life, Brother!

            I'm jus a few years out from that, God willin, an th crick don't rise

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            • Mr. Bones
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              Yessir, Keb'n... klflowers

              Gotsta stay Vigilant, keep them eyebulbs peeled...

              Past few years or so, bet I've watched me ten, twelve, mebbe fitteen coworkers either fold up dead as a doornail, never draw 'em a danged danged nickel of no Retire, or die within 1 year after retirin....

            • Mr. Bones
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              I know this sounds kinda sailfish, an like Life's alla bout ME, but ahm'a Really Tryin HARD to Not be That Guy...

              FFS, work, like a dog, alla yer life, breakin yer body, an yer mind ??? ~ Fiddy+ Years???

              There should at least be a "Treat", an "Warm, Contented Nap in th Sunshine, Right there, On th Porch" period after servin Whatever Sentence Life mighta been imposed upon yerself, based upon yer locale, socioeconomic opportunities, an setch, Sez I...
              Last edited by Mr. Bones; December 31, 2020, 01:58 AM.

            • klflowers
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              By God, Bonsey, you got that right. I spend lots of my time these days tying to scheme out a way to sit it down comfortably. Seems like that comfortably part is holding me up a bit though. But it is coming, I don’t want to die in the saddle, course my saddle is a desk chair lol

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            Welcome aboard from Virginia Beach.

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              Greetings from Chesapeake!

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                #12
                Welcome from Colorado ...

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                  #13
                  Welcome from Pittsburgh, PA!

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                    Welcome from TN

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                      Howdy and welcome to the pit from north Texas. You'll enjoy it here.

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