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dcbc

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  1. The Roxy Videos are great as are the uncut, seven Roxy perormances from which they emerged. The fact that these are the outtakes says a lot. Dickie's Such and Asshole is great and, sadly, timeless
  2. Ah, Gene Hackman. He did play a good scoundrel.
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    South Park

    I thought it was solid. The Loony Tunes bits were solid. JD Villechaize shit kills me. The opening bit seemed random, but that's just the level of random shit we see day to day that doesn't have a lot to do with anything. It just served to introduce the market-gambling app story and is something I'm sure kids that age wonder aloud about from time to time. Such is life.
  4. The Tavern. It's air conditioned.
  5. Dick Hallorann? edit: I also could have gone with Jackoff Torrence
  6. True story. He was looking at a dick dispenser when that picture was taken.
  7. There are no aggy jokes. They're all true stories. What's the origin of "Muledick!" as a greeting/announcement indicating "I'm from the internet"?
  8. Just ghost him. That's what tire-kickers do. Makes a potential seller all the more appreciative of a real buyer.
  9. I saw Phish there in 1997, 1998, and 1999. Just an absolute party from the moment we started tailgating until the cops forced us to leave after the shows.
  10. I've found the same spot half a block from north campus (off 26th) for two large events in a row. It's bit of a hike to the tailgate, but it's still close and free street parking.
  11. At some point, we need to take turns messaging him and lowballing him so when immamac comes in with a reasonable offer, the seller's been tenderized a bit.
  12. Great concert venue 30 years ago though.
  13. Approximate haul capacity of one of those turbo diesel 6s is between 10--12k lbs. But how heavily laden the truck is, the wheel base, and the brakes are the big considerations versus just the grunt of the engine, even assuming the pit trailer has brakes too. My guess is that the trailer would weigh between 4,500 and 6,000 lbs (that may be an overshoot on the high end of the range; a single 500 gallon trailer from Primitive Pits on a dual axle trailer weighs 2,000 lbs).
  14. That one isn't listed as "on sale" today. A lot of those FedEx looking food trucks are rocking 6 cylinder turbo diesels. Probably enough grunt to pull a couple of pits, but certainly the main factor in that setup is can it do it safely, fully loaded.
  15. That's basically what I was saying above. Double 500 with a separate direct-fire cooker/grill on a trailer. Food truck (kitchen) to pull it. Easier to park side by side. It just lacks that badass factor. If that's the War Wagon, ETSC wants $100K for it base. Only advantage to this one is that you don't have to wait and can pay a little less if the specs work out for the needs.
  16. I want @immamac to hook it up to his E63 Wagon. It's got the horsepower and possibly the brakes, but as the Chief said, I think he's gonna need a bigger boat. I've got a buddy with a Durango Hellcat that could probably pull it, but I don't know if he's game.
  17. It sure looks similar to the one from East Texas Smokers, and that would make sense given his location. I don't know the guy. I've eaten there once, and it's not bad. But he's got a brick and mortar joint now and probably doesn't need anything that big anymore. I can't imagine the market for that size of trailer is big around here, even with the somewhat-close proximity to Dallas (and who wants something that big in Dallas). No idea what size smoker he has in there. I assume its of a size that it might make capacity tough for you on the larger tailgates. I'd love to offer to tow it to Austin for you, but our old Pathfinder isn't the right vehicle for the job.
  18. This seems like the easiest piece of the puzzle.
  19. Hopefully, whatever immamac ends up with will have a few wall-mounted dispensers.
  20. What if we watch them while cooking BBQ?
  21. Looks like Brisket Love in Lindale, Texas is selling a one year old War Wagon (?) for $90k https://www.facebook.com/share/1BNS7uuvxR/
  22. We are unbridled enthusiasts, who want to get full value from @immamac's investment.
  23. Isn't stealing smokers sort of an Austin BBQ tradition? I think I know what our disguises for the job will be.
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