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Old 23rd Jun 2013, 20:19
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The Azores High is on it's way next week ... PPRuNe BBQ Squadron to RS15

Which is good ... because Mrs Coff will be glued to Wimbledon for the next 14 days
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Old 24th Jun 2013, 08:06
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I have to admit to presiding over my first gas 'BBQ' for a birthday party at the weekend . But in my defence it was to cook a whole Gloucester Old Spot and I don't think I could have got a whole Old Spot onto my trusty black orb. Pleased to report that gas-fired contraption has been returned to the hire company and normal service will be returned ASAP. Now where's those recipes for pork curry, pork stroganoff, pork stir fry, pork sandwiches, .........
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Old 24th Jun 2013, 08:27
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Gas is best for those big jobs
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Old 24th Jun 2013, 08:48
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Roly - Gloucester Old Spot is the fruit of the farm. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, sauté it. There’s Gloucester Old Spot kebabs, Gloucester Old Spot creole, Gloucester Old Spot gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple Gloucester Old Spot, lemon Gloucester Old Spot, coconut Gloucester Old Spot, pepper Gloucester Old Spot, Gloucester Old Spot curry, Gloucester Old Spot stroganoff, Gloucester Old Spot soup, Gloucester Old Spot stew, Gloucester Old Spot salad, Gloucester Old Spot and potatoes, Gloucester Old Spot burger, Gloucester Old Spot sandwich. That- that's about it.

With acknowledgements to Forrest Gump's Bubba Blue!

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Old 26th Jun 2013, 17:29
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Noticed this today during a visit to Tangmere Aviation Museum ... a Gas BBQ I'm sure BEagle will approve of



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Old 13th Jul 2013, 07:24
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My Mission Tally since 6th May (delayed start of play date) ... 8. Will be taking advantage of the HIGH this weekend to achieve 9 or 10 depending on Mrs C's preferences ...

Still on last years Tank (12 Kg) ... outstanding fuel consumption/burn rate

Weighed the Tank yesterday ... did a few Fuel Calculations ... still good for another 4/5 sessions with a sufficient Diversion Reserve factored in

Up the Gas Flight

Have a great weekend ...

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Old 13th Jul 2013, 08:13
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The fact you only act according to the beat of Mrs C's drum says much about your level of manliness and subsequent use of bottled fuel.

I am ill. Been to the doctors, got a prescription and taking the tablets ill.

Despite this I have purchased a garden structure specifically to house the Black Orb of Muchness, driven a 120 mile round trip to collect it, erected (stand down the Gas Flight) it, and put it to use; twice!

I am great!!!

May I offer you some salad sir, with a suitable dressing?

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Old 13th Jul 2013, 08:52
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SS ... Get well soon mate ...

Typical Charcoal Flight behaviour ... you need a garden "erection" to support your Black Orb Homage

PS. Recipe for successful/stress free 30+ marriage ... allow Mrs C to think ... etc. etc.
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Old 13th Jul 2013, 09:07
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My marriage will be hitting the 24 year mark this Oct. Usual ups and downs of course.

With a mere 30+ mins of time served Coff I can't really take you seriously. Please feel free to advise once you hit the hour mark

Your use of the term HOMage is most revealing.

Charcoal Flight:

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Old 13th Jul 2013, 15:37
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SS ... Banter ... the best

PS 30+ Years ... Murderers get less
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Old 13th Jul 2013, 17:41
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Well I've been married for 20 years. But not to the same woman
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Roadster are you saying that she was a he for a while? Coincidence regarding the first and second digits of your username?

Gas Flight have a spot on their ORBAT for you.
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Unfortunately my trusty blackfellow has been in solitary confiment at the back of my garage this week - a team of Polski chapskis has been repainting the exterior rendering and woodwork of BEagle Towers and I let them use the front part of the garage to store their paint, equipment etc.

But they finished earlier this evening, so the beautiful black orb will be working for its living again tomorrow!

Re. the Polish painters, what a great crew! Fully accredited local firm who've put in 10-11 hours per day to do a brilliant job. Boss Kris wouldn't declare himself happy until 'his boys' had met his personal standards and attention to detail. So if anyone in British West Oxfordshire needs any painting, decorating, refurbishment, garden maintenance or landscaping done, drop me a PM. Incidentally, my neighbour and I had also asked a local British chap for a quote, but he didn't bother to reply to the e-mail querying whether his quote included VAT. Which pretty much says it all really.....
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Old 14th Jul 2013, 06:00
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Nice job BEagle ...



When is your Country Life feature due for publication ?

Best ...

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Old 14th Jul 2013, 07:21
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So tacky - and it's in the pretentious city suburbs too.

Summertown Villa - probably sold to a banker by now...for £7.75M+
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Old 14th Jul 2013, 07:35
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Being qualified on both types - gas & charcoal - for the next 2 weeks I will be relegated to the disposable type for some CSAR BBQing on the beach. All washed down with a pint of Tribute

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Old 14th Jul 2013, 09:04
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A bit of experimenting with a disposable BBQ a coupe of evenings back -worked well with a sheet of cooking foil over the food and folded down the sides made a respectable kettle BBQ for the cooking phase, removed for "browning". Six sausages wrapped in bacon, 2 large beef burgers and asparagus wrapped in foil - done to a turn. Happy BBQ-ing in this lovely weather but not much good for gliding, at least in Devon - no thermals at all yesterday.

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Old 14th Jul 2013, 09:37
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Over the weekend, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service has had to issue warnings about gas barbecues...

It seems that some gas-fags have been adding charcoal, the only true fuel, to their devices, causing dangerous fires.

It is not known whether they indulged in this activity in an attempt to conceal their orientation , or whether they simply wanted to stop their food tasting of the vile breath of Satan's bottom....

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Old 14th Jul 2013, 13:01
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Then they are idiots ...

Adding lava Rock is a perfectly acceptable/safe modification to a gas BBQ (I don't use it myself) ... adding charcoal is just numskull stupid.

BEagle ... I thought the general inhabitants of Oxfordshire were a bit better equipped "up top" than this episode would suggest

LJ ...

Being qualified on both types - gas & charcoal
You'll be needing a Trappers Check Ride soon then

Best ...

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Old 14th Jul 2013, 22:08
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I'm torn on this charcoal thing.

I have the ultimate charcoal altar(s) on my back deck, 2x Big Green Eggs. They ONLY take lump charcoal. None of this briquette nonsense with cardboard fillers, impregnated with lighter fuel. Real charcoal, and that's all. They work wonderfully. No complaints whatsoever.

However, burning charcoal and boats don't really mix, so I have a small Weber, a Q120 for that purpose. It gets up to heat in no time, and as importantly on the boat, cools down quickly. For the odd Frankfurter, kebab skewers or burger while enjoying the lake, it's ideal. Takes the little disposable camping propane cylinders.

I prefer the charcoal monsters, but also have a soft spot for the Baby Q.
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