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Posted: 8/29/2015 4:26:24 PM EDT
there are people there starting their BBQ pits with matches and shit
one guy is using something that looks like a curling iron and another even employs the use of a fucking oscillating fan evidently I lead a sheltered life but I just assumed that, at the very least, people who regularly start fires so that they can apply heat and smoke to dead animals have a damned torch! do you have a torch? why the hell not? need to light a fire? that's kind of its thing don't feel like weedwacking the yard? one swipe of your magic fire wand and weeds die live somewhere that water turns to a solid outside of a freezer? melt the fuck out of it ant bite you? kill his whole family have a server full of Hillary type emails? don't just wipe it with a cloth, burn that bastard to the ground! anyway, it's fire at the end of a stick and fire is pretty useful shit so I figure you know where i'm going with this just click this link , give them money and somebody with a box truck will bring you a handy little fire implement to play with you're welcome |
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I can get on board with this method. Actually, I think I need one of these torches in my life.
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You use a $ 70 weed fire torch thing to light a BBQ? View Quote Originally Posted By TexRdnec:
there are people there starting their BBQ pits with matches and shit one guy is using something that looks like a curling iron and another even employs the use of a fucking oscillating fan evidently I lead a sheltered life but I just assumed that, at the very least, people who regularly start fires so that they can apply heat and smoke to dead animals have a damned torch! do you have a torch? why the hell not...... View Quote |
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I don't have a BBQ. I haven't cooked anything more than a fried egg in months.
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You use a $ 70 weed fire torch thing to light a BBQ? View Quote Dam rite bruh, haven't you heard everything in Texas is bigger and we take our BBQing serious down here I use a charcoal chimney on top of a turkey fryer burner to get the coals going. My method gets the whole chimney going, just dump into pit & start cooking, saves a ton of time. Haven't used lighter fluid in at least 15yrs. |
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<a href="http://s1054.photobucket.com/user/texrdnec/media/E74EE0CA-7105-42E2-806A-480BF4411C86_zpslhjbt5dd.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1054.photobucket.com/albums/s482/texrdnec/E74EE0CA-7105-42E2-806A-480BF4411C86_zpslhjbt5dd.jpg</a> View Quote I love my Lyfe Tyme and yes, I use a torch. |
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Quoted: there's no excuse for that shit, you're in TN now! even if it's just piggy chunks, go BBQ something! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I don't have a BBQ. I haven't cooked anything more than a fried egg in months. there's no excuse for that shit, you're in TN now! even if it's just piggy chunks, go BBQ something! I live in a highrise. No BBQ allowed. Our building recently had a "cookout," in which a local restaurant brought in a pan of pulled pork for us. |
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I may or may not be guilty of using acetylene cutting torches and or leaf blowers.
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I love my Lyfe Tyme and yes, I use a torch. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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<a href="http://s1054.photobucket.com/user/texrdnec/media/E74EE0CA-7105-42E2-806A-480BF4411C86_zpslhjbt5dd.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1054.photobucket.com/albums/s482/texrdnec/E74EE0CA-7105-42E2-806A-480BF4411C86_zpslhjbt5dd.jpg</a> I love my Lyfe Tyme and yes, I use a torch. good pits if you don't have the means to build your own around what you specifically need even made out of real metal. measured yesterday for somebody, 5/16" steel |
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good pits if you don't have the means to build your own around what you specifically need even made out of real metal. measured yesterday for somebody, 5/16" steel View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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<a href="http://s1054.photobucket.com/user/texrdnec/media/E74EE0CA-7105-42E2-806A-480BF4411C86_zpslhjbt5dd.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1054.photobucket.com/albums/s482/texrdnec/E74EE0CA-7105-42E2-806A-480BF4411C86_zpslhjbt5dd.jpg</a> I love my Lyfe Tyme and yes, I use a torch. good pits if you don't have the means to build your own around what you specifically need even made out of real metal. measured yesterday for somebody, 5/16" steel Agreed, it's a heavy bastard but it cooks great and will last a life time. |
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I think most BBQ lighting contraptions exist because too many people have never read the instructions on the bottle of charcoal lighter fluid. The stuff works if you don't skip the critical step between squirting it and lighting it.
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I think most BBQ lighting contraptions exist because too many people have never read the instructions on the bottle of charcoal lighter fluid. The stuff works if you don't skip the critical step between squirting it and lighting it. View Quote not everybody is lighting super duper quick light kingsfords mesquite infused become a hot dog God briquette charcoal my mesquite is infused with mesquite and you're not gonna get it started without a metric shitpile of lighter fluid and why would you, when propane does it so much better, so much more cheaply? also, fire from the end of a stick |
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My propane powered Weber has a little red button you push and it starts the fire, no need for a $70 torch
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damn right I do, it's the only way to fly site staff approved, also. somewhere there's a picture of somebody getting their kampfire on View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You use a $ 70 weed fire torch thing to light a BBQ? damn right I do, it's the only way to fly site staff approved, also. somewhere there's a picture of somebody getting their kampfire on I've been wanting to get one for two reasons. One, to light my charcoal, and two, to sear my sous vide cooked meats. |
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Y'all are doing it a bit low key compared to us.
We use a cord of wood in a trench when we do our big cookings. Couple gallons of diesel and a couple road flares. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Why are these still in stock?
Why has arfcom not bought these out, yet |
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I prefer the yankee method of lighter fluid. Let it soak for a minute, stand back and shoot roman candles at it. Works every time.
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View Quote Better than a match but not a firestick, more like a firetwig Good way to start one, though |
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I prefer the yankee method of lighter fluid. Let it soak for a minute, stand back and shoot roman candles at it. Works every time. View Quote 20# cylinder will give you about an hours worth of a 500,000 BTU 2.5' flame from the end of magical fire wand Your bottle of lighter fluid will give you lots of stinky ass weakling girlyman bitch flames over a pile of failure! Choose wisely |
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Dam rite bruh, haven't you heard everything in Texas is bigger and we take our BBQing serious down here I use a charcoal chimney on top of a turkey fryer burner to get the coals going. My method gets the whole chimney going, just dump into pit & start cooking, saves a ton of time. Haven't used lighter fluid in at least 15yrs. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You use a $ 70 weed fire torch thing to light a BBQ? Dam rite bruh, haven't you heard everything in Texas is bigger and we take our BBQing serious down here I use a charcoal chimney on top of a turkey fryer burner to get the coals going. My method gets the whole chimney going, just dump into pit & start cooking, saves a ton of time. Haven't used lighter fluid in at least 15yrs. The only way to start charcoal in Feb. |
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The only way to start charcoal in Feb. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You use a $ 70 weed fire torch thing to light a BBQ? Dam rite bruh, haven't you heard everything in Texas is bigger and we take our BBQing serious down here I use a charcoal chimney on top of a turkey fryer burner to get the coals going. My method gets the whole chimney going, just dump into pit & start cooking, saves a ton of time. Haven't used lighter fluid in at least 15yrs. The only way to start charcoal in Feb. unless, of course, you have a torch in which case, not the only way, nor best way, to light charcoal anytime |
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I think most BBQ lighting contraptions exist because too many people have never read the instructions on the bottle of charcoal lighter fluid. The stuff works if you don't skip the critical step between squirting it and lighting it. View Quote My problem was wet mesquite. We fixed it. |
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View Quote Not sure how that would affect the seasoning of my pit but ya, flamethrower > torch for most applications |
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there are people there starting their BBQ pits with matches and shit one guy is using something that looks like a curling iron and another even employs the use of a fucking oscillating fan evidently I lead a sheltered life but I just assumed that, at the very least, people who regularly start fires so that they can apply heat and smoke to dead animals have a damned torch! do you have a torch? why the hell not? need to light a fire? that's kind of its thing don't feel like weedwacking the yard? one swipe of your magic fire wand and weeds die live somewhere that water turns to a solid outside of a freezer? melt the fuck out of it ant bite you? kill his whole family have a server full of Hillary type emails? don't just wipe it with a cloth, burn that bastard to the ground! anyway, it's fire at the end of a stick and fire is pretty useful shit so I figure you know where i'm going with this just click this link , give them money and somebody with a box truck will bring you a handy little fire implement to play with you're welcome View Quote no offense, but I think you've caught the ghey. |
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I use a propane torch to light my grill. I bought it years ago to burn paint off the porch and it sat until I ran out of lighter fluid one day to start the grill.
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i bang together two pieces of quartzite so that i can use the piezoelectric spark.
you know...paleo and shit. |
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no offense, but I think you've caught the ghey. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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there are people there starting their BBQ pits with matches and shit one guy is using something that looks like a curling iron and another even employs the use of a fucking oscillating fan evidently I lead a sheltered life but I just assumed that, at the very least, people who regularly start fires so that they can apply heat and smoke to dead animals have a damned torch! do you have a torch? why the hell not? need to light a fire? that's kind of its thing don't feel like weedwacking the yard? one swipe of your magic fire wand and weeds die live somewhere that water turns to a solid outside of a freezer? melt the fuck out of it ant bite you? kill his whole family have a server full of Hillary type emails? don't just wipe it with a cloth, burn that bastard to the ground! anyway, it's fire at the end of a stick and fire is pretty useful shit so I figure you know where i'm going with this just click this link , give them money and somebody with a box truck will bring you a handy little fire implement to play with you're welcome no offense, but I think you've caught the ghey. I apologize what would you recommend for these applications? but remember, not everybody can start a fire with their wolf pack leading alpha dicks |
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i bang together two pieces of quartzite so that i can use the piezoelectric spark. you know...paleo and shit. View Quote while I respect your trendy diet needs, would our ancestors not have used God's Gas in order to start their fire for slow cooking their wooly mammoth, given the chance? |
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