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jshull

Knows what a fatty is.
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Aug 18, 2013
Location
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So a fella posted a wsm on craigslist a few months ago, I happen to be scrolling threw the other day and found the post. 18.5 wsm with cover $140.00. It had no pictures in the ad. Probably why it had not sold. I text him arrange a time to look at it. Imagine my surprise when he showed up with an almost new 22.5 wsm! I paid, stuffed it in my truck and got outta there! Today was the first day I had a chance to mess with it. Loaded it with stubs and about 6 smaller chunks of Apple, fired it with 1\2 a chimney and 30 minuets later started dampening it down. This thing is easy peesy! 225-235 dome temp, holding steady!
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So since it's Christmas we are doing baby backs and pig bombs! FYI we do our bombs with Johnsonville sausage, black label thick cut bacon, pickled jalapeño, then cream cheese. I dust the bacon with kc cowtown on both sides then a little on the cream cheese. In my opinion these things are perfect! The ribs get the kc cowtown the 2-1.5-1ish after the two hours they get brown Surgar/honey foil action. Definitely not comp style but nothing but bones left when their done!
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I can tell you I am going to love this thing! I can see the offset hitting craigslist!
 
I have a love hate with craigslist. I want to score a really nice weber gasser but haven't seen one yet! Anyway pulled the pig bombs off, and wrapped the ribs.
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