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Great wedding weekend! My dad turns 90 in July, my mum 85 this year. They danced away until closing time.  Ben and Hattie were magnificent. My youngest Brother Rick (left) went "to town

Had a good fall steelhead trip recently. Went 13 for 13 on steelhead in 2 and a half days. Excellent weather! The young angler James was successful as well!

Went to Cuba, smoked good cigars, ate good food, saw cool stuff.

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18 hours ago, El Presidente said:

I love a room with a view!

Where is that? Stamford. I can't quite picture that view from the Fullerton.

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11 hours ago, Capn_Jackson said:

Grilling, in the middle of the week no less.

How do you find the Vortex? I was considering buying one for my Weber. I do both direct and indirect cooking, but usually just keep the charcoal to one side of the Weber. When doing indirect, I just pop the lid on and have the top vent over the food to draw the hot air.

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4 hours ago, Fuzz said:

How do you find the Vortex? I was considering buying one for my Weber. I do both direct and indirect cooking, but usually just keep the charcoal to one side of the Weber. When doing indirect, I just pop the lid on and have the top vent over the food to draw the hot air.

I really like the Vortex, and won’t do wings any other way now. In conjunction with the domed lid, it creates an intense high, but indirect, heat. Works excellent if cooking any kind of chicken or something that will drip a lot of juice, by keeping that grease off the flames.

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9 hours ago, Russell said:

When your daughter wants you to dress up as Anna from frozen for Halloween, you dress up as Anna from frozen.

Yes Sir! Yes you do! Well done. 👍🏻👏

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On 10/27/2022 at 7:10 PM, Fuzz said:

How do you find the Vortex? I was considering buying one for my Weber. I do both direct and indirect cooking, but usually just keep the charcoal to one side of the Weber. When doing indirect, I just pop the lid on and have the top vent over the food to draw the hot air.

I recommend the Vortex.  Cooks wings to perfection along with thighs and legs.  It makes the best jalapeno poppers too.  Bacon crisps up perfect.

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3 hours ago, Connoisseur Kim said:

I went to the Charles Barbershop at Hongdae which is one of the top notch legendary old school barbershops in Korea yesterday. He was not only used scissors and shears exclusively to cut my hair (clippers for removing some stray hairs only) but also rinsed my hair thoroughly with a scalp scaling shampoo. He offered free face lotions service too and told me how to style a classic side part properly while styling my hair with extra care. Besides, its barber chair was so classy and comofortable that made me feel even more relaxing .

Although Charles Barbershop was quite far from my house (took approximately a hour to reach there by underground/subway), it was out of this world and legitmate 1hr+ OG  barbershop experience indeed 👍. For those who are staying in Korea and planning to travel to Korea, I highly recommend you to pay a visit this wonderful old school barbershop if you have a chance 🙂

Looking good 🫶

Good job from the barber. 

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