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willay

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23rd May 16 at 15:36

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
You have gone full on hipster fuck here Willay. Next you'll be telling us we can't eat meat incase we upset vegans.

no m8, just speaking from experience - I know it must be a hard concept for you to follow as there isn't one listed in the Argos catalogue but trust me fam it is not only a delicious way to cook food but also turns it into a true spectators sport.

Nic Barnes

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23rd May 16 at 16:16

No work for me today so decided to cut the grass. Can't really do the edges round the fences as I haven't got a strimmer so that's something to add to the list of things to save up for. Had a pleasant afternoon in the sun.

Nic Barnes

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23rd May 16 at 16:17

It clearly won't be up to certain people's standards.

Ben G

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23rd May 16 at 16:22

quote:
Originally posted by willay

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
You have gone full on hipster fuck here Willay. Next you'll be telling us we can't eat meat incase we upset vegans.

no m8, just speaking from experience - I know it must be a hard concept for you to follow as there isn't one listed in the Argos catalogue but trust me fam it is not only a delicious way to cook food but also turns it into a true spectators sport.

I used to have a charcoal bbq. I Chucked it away as I didn't want to spend forever getting it started. I'm an efficient man. Food is for eating, not for looking at.

3CorsaMeal

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23rd May 16 at 18:27

Do you eat your food without looking at it?

Nic Barnes

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23rd May 16 at 19:12

I stare mine out first

willay

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24th May 16 at 08:55

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by willay

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
You have gone full on hipster fuck here Willay. Next you'll be telling us we can't eat meat incase we upset vegans.

no m8, just speaking from experience - I know it must be a hard concept for you to follow as there isn't one listed in the Argos catalogue but trust me fam it is not only a delicious way to cook food but also turns it into a true spectators sport.

I used to have a charcoal bbq. I Chucked it away as I didn't want to spend forever getting it started. I'm an efficient man. Food is for eating, not for looking at.

yes but i was refering to your friends coming over to watch&eat, which I forget does not apply to you.

Ben G

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24th May 16 at 12:07

Having friends over means having less to eat.

DaveyLC

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24th May 16 at 12:16

The whole Gas/Charcoal BBQ Debate is flawed.. The only people who support Coal BBQs have never had a gas one

willay

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24th May 16 at 12:39

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The whole Gas/Charcoal BBQ Debate is flawed.. The only people who support Coal BBQs have never had a gas one

I'm going to call Davey Bullshit on this one I'm afraid m8

Ben J

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24th May 16 at 12:41

I've got a gas one....in my kitchen. It's called a hob! May as well just put burgers/chicken/sausages in a griddle pan on that. Job done.

I've used gas ones on holiday. Very easy but not the same. No added flavour etc. And you don't get to play with fire and singe body hair etc.

[Edited on 24-05-2016 by Ben J]

Ben G

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24th May 16 at 13:20

As said, good luck getting 16 burgers on a griddle pan.you absolute bullshitter

Ben J

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24th May 16 at 13:22

Big griddle pan or 2 across the whole hob. Easy....

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kitchen-Craft-Deluxe-Cast-Griddle/dp/B0001IWZ8G/ref=sr_1_11?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1464096206&sr=1-11&keywords=griddle+pan

Next.....

[Edited on 24-05-2016 by Ben J]

3CorsaMeal

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24th May 16 at 14:34

I think the forum needs a griddle sub forum, for discussion of griddling

VrsTurbo

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24th May 16 at 15:58

you have really long toes

Ben G

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24th May 16 at 16:47

quote:
Originally posted by Ben J
Big griddle pan or 2 across the whole hob. Easy....

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kitchen-Craft-Deluxe-Cast-Griddle/dp/B0001IWZ8G/ref=sr_1_11?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1464096206&sr=1-11&keywords=griddle+pan

Next.....

[Edited on 24-05-2016 by Ben J]

No chance you'll get all the bbq stuff on that. Next...

Ben J

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24th May 16 at 17:30

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by Ben J
Big griddle pan or 2 across the whole hob. Easy....

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kitchen-Craft-Deluxe-Cast-Griddle/dp/B0001IWZ8G/ref=sr_1_11?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1464096206&sr=1-11&keywords=griddle+pan

Next.....

[Edited on 24-05-2016 by Ben J]

No chance you'll get all the bbq stuff on that. Next...

Whole hob? Job done.

move on...

Nic Barnes

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24th May 16 at 18:19

quote:
Originally posted by VrsTurbo
you have really long toes

not really, they are in proportion to my feet.

Ben G

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24th May 16 at 18:25

Get one of those edge cutter things Barnes. Gives you a nice uniform line where the grass meets the paving slabs.

Nic Barnes

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24th May 16 at 18:33

Shall go investigate on the net

3CorsaMeal

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24th May 16 at 20:26

Using a mouse and toeboard?

Nic Barnes

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24th May 16 at 20:45

No my phone

Ben J

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24th May 16 at 20:49

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Get one of those edge cutter things Barnes. Gives you a nice uniform line where the grass meets the paving slabs.

A strimmer.

Nic Barnes

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24th May 16 at 21:33

I said a strimmer above on the initial picture. Been donated one from an acquaintance which is nice as it probably would have taken me a long time to afford one.

Ben G

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25th May 16 at 01:41

quote:
Originally posted by Ben J

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Get one of those edge cutter things Barnes. Gives you a nice uniform line where the grass meets the paving slabs.

A strimmer.

No, it's like a spade but with a sharp semi circle type piece of metal on the end. Edging knife apparently.

[Edited on 25-05-2016 by Ben G]