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[bzarcher]

So, a few weeks ago as Alex and I discussed the upcoming warm weather, we decided it was time for a new grill. The old girl hasn't been doing so well lately, and even with the cover, the wheels had started to rust out.

Plus, five years of durable and dedicated service is pretty good for a grill I bought for $50 at Sears.

Behold the new hotness.

Even with shipping it's cheaper than Lowes or Home Despot's prices for the same model, and it'll be here by Friday.

If the weather behaves (50% chance, it seems), I think we may just have a -thing- going on, y'know?

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[las.livejournal.com]

I smell barbecue!

[bzarcher.livejournal.com]

I believe that was my subtle hint, yes. :D

[flaggerx.livejournal.com]

Time to call meatlab!

and now I must contemplate sides . . .

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[bzarcher.livejournal.com]

Mmmm, yes. Though we do have a nice roast or two from them still...

Plus...did I mention I have a Rib Rack on my "To get" list? :D

[remotesensing.livejournal.com]

I've always hated the one-touch basket, and I'll stick with my normal 22 1/2" Weber.

I do plan to upgrade to a Genesis E-310, though.

[bzarcher.livejournal.com]

The Sears one had a one touch knockoff, so I'll try it - the nice thing about hardwood is, honestly, I don't get that much ash to worry about anyhow, compared to compressed briquettes. I'm not too worried.

I -am-, however, concerned about your decision to get a gas grill. It is a heresy.