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post 1604012111 05-03-2020, 03:32 AM
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415⏩
Pork butt went on the smoker at 0445



Was about to say who the hell is posting at 0520 on a sunday, but smoking a pork butt is 100% understandable.

Can't see images cause at work, what'd you make for the rub?
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Originally Posted By Auraria⏩
Was about to say who the hell is posting at 0520 on a sunday, but smoking a pork butt is 100% understandable.

Can't see images cause at work, what'd you make for the rub?
For pulled pork I use salt lick garlic rub
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post 1604012411 05-03-2020, 03:45 AM
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415⏩
For pulled pork I use salt lick garlic rub
I'm a yellow mustard to stick the spice to kinda guy.
I like swapping between spicy and sweet rubs.

Favorite so far is a brown sugar, cayenne, salt, pepper, and blackberry jam rub.
When it goes in the crutch I add a bit of hard cider.
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post 1604012441 05-03-2020, 03:47 AM
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Originally Posted By Auraria⏩
I'm a yellow mustard to stick the spice to kinda guy.
I like swapping between spicy and sweet rubs.

Favorite so far is a brown sugar, cayenne, salt, pepper, and blackberry jam rub.
When it goes in the crutch I add a bit of hard cider.
I never crutch or wrap. Don't want the bark ruined due to the boiling/steaming
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post 1604012561 05-03-2020, 03:53 AM
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415⏩
I never crutch or wrap. Don't want the bark ruined due to the boiling/steaming
Fair point, I only do it to get the internal temp up.
I usually add just a bit to cover the bottom of the pan so most of the bark isn't affected or soggy.

Going to smoke up some pork chops when I get home, got me craving pork lol.
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Originally Posted By Auraria⏩
Fair point, I only do it to get the internal temp up.
I usually add just a bit to cover the bottom of the pan so most of the bark isn't affected or soggy.

Going to smoke up some pork chops when I get home, got me craving pork lol.
What pan?
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post 1604012751 05-03-2020, 04:02 AM
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415⏩
What pan?
I use those foil baking tins.

Place the but in there, poor maybe 1/4 of the cider in(drink the rest) and cover in foil for the last couple hours to get the temp up after smoking for 6-8 hours(depending on weight).

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post 1604013161 05-03-2020, 04:26 AM
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Originally Posted By Auraria⏩
I use those foil baking tins.

Place the but in there, poor maybe 1/4 of the cider in(drink the rest) and cover in foil for the last couple hours to get the temp up after smoking for 6-8 hours(depending on weight).

If it works for you go for it I guess. I'd never put my butt in a pan with liquid to wash off all the bark I worked so hard to build
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post 1604015401 05-03-2020, 05:39 AM
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That's still too ****ing early
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Seeing this in stock for $2,000 gives me a warm fuzzy feeling about the one I bought for $1,190 on black friday

https://geissele.com/super-duty-rifl...irt-color.html
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
That's still too ****ing early
What is?
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Originally Posted By Auraria⏩
Was about to say who the hell is posting at 0520 on a sunday, but smoking a pork butt is 100% understandable.

Can't see images cause at work, what'd you make for the rub?
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post 1604022701 05-03-2020, 08:25 AM
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curious anyone else buy some of that herters from cabela's in late march? gotten your ammo yet?
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Originally Posted By jubjubrsx⏩
curious anyone else buy some of that herters from cabela's in late march? gotten your ammo yet?
Nope . . . mine hasn't shipped yet as far as I know.
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post 1604027021 05-03-2020, 09:38 AM
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just picked up two 21lb tow/logging chains

tired of waiting on bands

figured i'd get more use out of these and we shall see tomorrow how they go.
the above post is not serious and is for entertainment purposes only.
Thanks for your time.
post 1604027431 05-03-2020, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted By jubjubrsx⏩
curious anyone else buy some of that herters from cabela's in late march? gotten your ammo yet?
got a few thousand rounds of herters from February that arrived mid April....
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post 1604027681 05-03-2020, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted By taf1968⏩
Nope . . . mine hasn't shipped yet as far as I know.
Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
got a few thousand rounds of herters from February that arrived mid April....
allrigthy thanks guys, was a bit worried to be honest.
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post 1604034921 05-03-2020, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted By JChippy⏩
just picked up two 21lb tow/logging chains

tired of waiting on bands

figured i'd get more use out of these and we shall see tomorrow how they go.
Bands and chains are different and used differently though?
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when discussing the 2nd amendment, i'm under of the mindset that if government has it, we have it. It's the true nature of the 2nd amendment. and thats the way life was when it was written.

However, what do you guys say when someone brings up nukes when talking about gun control. It's a straw man argument and big use of extreme in logical fallacy, so what is a good reply for when someone brings it up?
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Grilled filets for dinner on Friday.

Inhaled it quickly

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Originally Posted By tunejunkie⏩
when discussing the 2nd amendment, i'm under of the mindset that if government has it, we have it. It's the true nature of the 2nd amendment. and thats the way life was when it was written.

However, what do you guys say when someone brings up nukes when talking about gun control. It's a straw man argument and big use of extreme in logical fallacy, so what is a good reply for when someone brings it up?
I tell them that I agree with this

The idea in my concept is that those who feel they must take up arms to defend their cause must have the ability to effectively do their oppressors significant harm. So their best weapons must not be mere heated words, pointed sticks, and other low-effect tools. A portion of society that feels all hope of peaceful redress of grievances through the legislative process is lost, must have the ability to act effectively in violent concert.

On the other hand, the goal of insurrection as promoted by the Founders in the Declaration of Independence and other documents is not that ONE person could have the power to force his will on others, and/or destroy towns, and kill mass numbers of people. So there is a practical reason for why ordnance (and the sorts of mass-effect weapons that have been developed, from nerve gasses to nuclear weapons) are not in the hands of the individual.

There is a balance here. We don't want one man to have the ability to wipe out a city because he's not happy. The individual with his rifle, or with his machine gun, grenades, and other anti-personnel weapons doesn't present a credible threat to society at large, and is not a compelling force for governmental change and/or resistance. But a large number of individuals all dedicated to one goal and armed with conventional arms may be so.
Originally Posted By blumpkin415⏩
Grilled filets for dinner on Friday.

Inhaled it quickly

Perfect level of doneness
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
I tell them that I agree with this

The idea in my concept is that those who feel they must take up arms to defend their cause must have the ability to effectively do their oppressors significant harm. So their best weapons must not be mere heated words, pointed sticks, and other low-effect tools. A portion of society that feels all hope of peaceful redress of grievances through the legislative process is lost, must have the ability to act effectively in violent concert.

On the other hand, the goal of insurrection as promoted by the Founders in the Declaration of Independence and other documents is not that ONE person could have the power to force his will on others, and/or destroy towns, and kill mass numbers of people. So there is a practical reason for why ordnance (and the sorts of mass-effect weapons that have been developed, from nerve gasses to nuclear weapons) are not in the hands of the individual.

There is a balance here. We don't want one man to have the ability to wipe out a city because he's not happy. The individual with his rifle, or with his machine gun, grenades, and other anti-personnel weapons doesn't present a credible threat to society at large, and is not a compelling force for governmental change and/or resistance. But a large number of individuals all dedicated to one goal and armed with conventional arms may be so.
this is beautiful, who wrote that?
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Originally Posted By tunejunkie⏩
this is beautiful, who wrote that?
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There's another side to this that the antis don't ever think of.

With widespread civilian ownership of arms, the government has to:

-Nuke
-Mobilize a tank army
-Carpet bomb


With a disarmed populace a tyrannical government has to send a guy in with a handgun.
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83⏩
There's another side to this that the antis don't ever think of.

With widespread civilian ownership of arms, the government has to:

-Nuke
-Mobilize a tank army
-Carpet bomb


With a disarmed populace a tyrannical government has to send a guy in with a handgun.
That is what they think they want. They imagine 'they' will get to choose what the all powerful government does, and it will be helpful to them.

They are legit retarded
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A little differently.

But generally the same aside from assisting with movement. but the adding weight/tension is used the same. Will make weighted pull ups and push ups much nicer than using bands though, that's for sure.

in addition, i know what weight im moving other than just using a band that maybe has a tension/stress of 200lbs or something before snapping.

my chains are rated for 5700lbs.
ain't no way im doing that. but now it's mutli purpose too for many other situations.
the above post is not serious and is for entertainment purposes only.
Thanks for your time.
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Originally Posted By JChippy⏩
A little differently.

But generally the same aside from assisting with movement. but the adding weight/tension is used the same. Will make weighted pull ups and push ups much nicer than using bands though, that's for sure.

in addition, i know what weight im moving other than just using a band that maybe has a tension/stress of 200lbs or something before snapping.

my chains are rated for 5700lbs.
ain't no way im doing that. but now it's mutli purpose too for many other situations.
I guess it depends on what you're doing and you didn't specify. There are a lot of exercises that use bands where the resistance of the band stretching is the [entirety of the] resistance of the exercise and a chain could not be substituted. If you're doing barbell lifts with the bands anchored low in the rack for like squat or bench and progressively add resistance to the top of the lift, that would be similar with a chain...obviously doing them reverse with bands mounted up high and helping with the lower portion of the lift you can't do with chains.

etc etc

So...now I'm curious...what exactly are you doing with the chains? Like, wrapping the chains around the bar to make up for not having plates? Working on lockouts?
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
I guess it depends on what you're doing and you didn't specify. There are a lot of exercises that use bands where the resistance of the band stretching is the [entirety of the] resistance of the exercise and a chain could not be substituted. If you're doing barbell lifts with the bands anchored low in the rack for like squat or bench and progressively add resistance to the top of the lift, that would be similar with a chain...obviously doing them reverse with bands mounted up high and helping with the lower portion of the lift you can't do with chains.

etc etc

So...now I'm curious...what exactly are you doing with the chains?
Great, so you are on picking up what i'm putting down.

Haven't tried yet, it's all in my head right now, so we'll see.

Don't have a barbell, but do have an 80/100lb heavy bag from like a decade ago when i boxed. For leg day, i plan on draping both sets of chains over my shoulders with the heavy bag on top of them, and do walking lunges/squats/stairs

For training back, drop over shoulders or place in a backpack and do weighted pull ups. In addtion, with said back back, put it on backwards (backpack is now stomach pack), chains in back packs, and bear hug the heavy bag and do a good morning variation of sorts to keep up my back strength that way.

similar thing for training chest with push ups. either in the backpack, or over my shoulders.

Shoulders is tricky, i'll have to find someway to jerry rig them around dumbbells (bowflex select tech from like a decade ago) to get the extra weight i need. But will be great for front raises and lateral raises. Even rear delt flies. And i guess chest flies too if i can rig it up enough.


It won't be pretty, but it doesn't have to be.
the above post is not serious and is for entertainment purposes only.
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Bunch of slack-jawed face mask wearers around here.

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Originally Posted By Ikeman83⏩
There's another side to this that the antis don't ever think of.

With widespread civilian ownership of arms, the government has to:

-Nuke
-Mobilize a tank army
-Carpet bomb


With a disarmed populace a tyrannical government has to send a guy in with a handgun.
Do drones count as carpet bombing. Only takes a couple sick ****s to operates a fleet of drones.
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