Attention all bd conspirators!!!!!

turbo

"Right on time" is not in the Brown handbook! We hav RULES!!!

Seriously, USPS is much better for smaller stuff. FedEx is much better for bigger stuff, BUT if the shipper is going cheap, you can get screwed. FedEx Ground stinks here in Maine. They often farm their deliveries out to fly-by-night outfits with little panel-trucks, and stuff arrives a week late.

Borek

50 pounds, I am not sure it is a small or a big stuff.

Borek

Lenexa. That's Evo's backyard. 6.2 miles in a straight line from the UPS Hub to Evo's home.

Evo

There should be no excuse for it not to get here Monday!!

<Evo does happy dance>

Hopefully Evo Child will return my camera today so I can post pictures when it gets here. She's been evading my requests to return it. She has a much better digital camera. At least she HAD a better camera. She finally admitted she doesn't know where all of my treasured Christmas DVDs she borrowed are.

turbo

I duz happy dance, too!!! Tell her to leave the camera in your car when she returns that! She can send the debit card to me. I'll keep it warm.


for a small fee.

turbo

PF has has a problem. If I start a thread, It always ends up in the "unread queue"? Why That don't nice.

OmCheeto

Saw the following this morning, and thought of you.

turbo

Smoker should arrive right on BD!

Evo, you should heat that puppy right up to drive out the (inevitable) mineral oils on the metal surfaces. Let it cool down, wipe the surfaces with a high smoke-point vegetable oil (peanut would be my choice) and heat it up again to "cure" the metals. That way, your first few forays into smoking won't be spoiled with subtle "off" tastes.

dlgoff

Absolutely! For initial "break-in", I would heat it up slowly over several hours to it's max temp while loaded with smoke chips (slow heat-up to minimize thermal stress on the elements and create smoke to sweep it clean).

Evo

Yep, it needs to be broken in.