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    #16
    No wires, no cables, no problem.
    I did leave the cardboard under the frozen pizza once er twice back in the day.

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    • hoovarmin
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      The flavor of frozen pizza is in the cardboard.

    #17
    Having a party for the kids at the house. Ordered 6 pizzas, the wife says put these in the oven on warm as the kids will be here in about an hour. So boxes and all went into the oven. Well, I set the oven at 350. 35 minutes later smoke was rolling out of the oven. boxes were burning. haha, kitchen full of smoke, kids screaming, wife in full panic mode. what fun we have.

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    • Panhead John
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      Some guys have all the fun!

    • FireMan
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      35 minutes it took at 350 to torch the boxes. I woulda thought less time. Cool.

    • Alan Brice
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      Didn't get the air it needed til he yanked open the oven door from all the smoke.

    #18
    Back in my motorcycle riding days……….me and my girlfriend at the time, had gone out barhopping with friends on our Harleys. Got drunk…..went home and closed the garage door……decided to disrobe and have fun on the bike. Forgot the pipes were still screaming hot…….😳
    Last edited by Panhead John; December 31, 2023, 01:12 PM.

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    • randy.56
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      Hot date?

    • pknj
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      I am absolutely terrified of this story! there are so many...parts that don't mix well with burning!!!

    • Porkies
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      I bet you were in the "hot" seat after that one! :P

    #19
    Used to live in a small community 14 homes, and we had a picnic every year. I did burgers one year. Loaded up a couple dozen on my 40” gasser and jumped into the shower real quick.

    Came out 5 minutes later to find a massive grease fire that had turned into a food fire. As soon as the burgers started to drip, the grill tray was quickly overwhelmed and once it got hot, everything burned. Shut the gas (luckily it was attached to a tank in the ground, not under the cooker) closed the lid, and when the flames died down, I cleaned up the grill PDQ and we cooked hotdogs.

    Dumb luck that it was all outside and not near the house.

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      #20
      I get so much mileage out of this picture on this site…
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      • bbqLuv
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        Nice fire show! just sit back, have a beer, and watch the dancing flames.
        May I add Well Done.

      • pknj
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        Looks like they are almost done!

      • Johnny Booth
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        Yep, that is what it looked like. 😂

      #21
      I shared this story in our "Oops!" topic, buried here somewhere.

      Some years ago, pre-kids, I had the butcher custom cut 4 nice thick steaks that were on sale for 2 of our friends and my wife & I. I was new at being serious about grilling, it was just before I discovered AR, but I was proud of my steaks as we all are regardless of our experience level. I ask my buddy's wife how he likes his steak (he was busy at work) and she said he likes some pink. He made it a point to call me back and say "Emily told you I like some pink, but I like mine rare, lots of pink, even red." Cool, no problemo. [Narrator voice] "But as he would soon discover, it was, in fact, a problemo."

      Set my 4-burner gas grill at the time w/ all 4 burners on med/high, thinking I'd do a quick cook for a nice crust but med-rare internals. I glance back out some time later and there's flames shooting out of that little hole on the sides where the lid & bottom meet, often used for the rotisserie shaft. Open the lid = inferno.

      We had to scrape crust off our steaks with a butter knife, it sounded like buttering burnt toast, and needless to say they were well done. Still juicy & fairly tasty though.

      Needless to say my buddy never let me live that one down. Especially since he called me to specifically request rare instead of medium rare. Well "here's your WELL with extra char, now shut up and eat it!"

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        #22
        I really like this type of chimney starter when using a barrel-type cooker.
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        Just be sure (if you're like me and can't resist the urge to close the open flap before setting it back down) that you also have a glove on your left hand.

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          #23
          I love to smoke briskie. I graduated to the gasser from the elec box smoker. My newly acquired signals, was telling me the flat on my full packer was done waayy ahead of the point, on the top (warming rack) shelf. At least by 15 degrees. No problemo. Grab the 12 inch slicer and proceed to wack the point from the flat, still on the rack. I got the two separated somehow. Then a massive fireball commenced from all the rendered liquid gold, flowing into the pit. I slammed the lid then came back later to a beautifully seared point! Not burnt, but one of the most memorable cooks eva! This was way before pictures became a possibility. From my memory it looked just like the post #20 on synodog .Haven't had a bad briskie yet. Only some better than others.

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          • bbqLuv
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            What no Pictures?

          • Alan Brice
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            bbqLuv I was a very green newby. Lucky to operate a gas grill w/o burning down da house, came very close. Had I burned down the house, pretty sure there would be photos.

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