Hazards of queing

[cansmoke]

OK, we all know of fire and burns and knives and cuts but this afternoon, I was cooking 1/4 chicken on indirect when it started to RAIN. I was 2/3 complete so kept lid closed and came inside (here's the hazard part) leaving my bottle of beer on the table. Sheesh! Fortunately it was under the umbrella but still. I was inside and it was outside.

 

[chilerelleno]

Oh the horrors!

 

[GaryHibbert]

Safty first!!!!! BE MORE CAREFUL.
Gary

 

[noboundaries]

It's important to have reinforcements at times like that!

 

[oddegan]

I can only imagine your pain. I hope that as soon as it stopped raining you effected it's immediate rescue.

 

[SlickRockStones]

You’ve already taken the important first step in reaching out. We’ll help you get through this.

 

[millerbuilds]

LOL!!!!

 

[chopsaw]

That's the exact reason why I have my inside drink , and my outside drink .
Makes it easier to open the door when your hands are full .

 

[ofelles]

What were you thinking???....................well obviously you weren't!

 

[Fueling Around]

I can dash from house to beer fridge to grill with minimal exposure.

Time for a update!

 

[cansmoke]

All good! The dinner got cooked, no extra water was added to the beer and it was rescued after dinner. BTW, dinner was chicken leg-thigh combo cooked indirect with maple wood chips.

 

[SmokinVOLfan]

Damn man that’s a party foul big time. Beer in hands at all times. Can help though. As others have mentioned double fisting is a great way to go. One inside and one outside. Just takes a little practice

 

[gmc2003]

This is strike one against you. If you receive two more strikes in the next year you will be banished for life from these forums.

Article I, subsection IV - clearly states that no soldier will be left behind under any circumstances what so ever. Failing to do as stated will result in such that the primary offender will be brought up before the Ranking Memebers of the OTBS to face disciplinary actions.

You have been served.

Chris

 

[bluewhisper]

Just put a chicken over the beer and that will keep the rain off.

At this place I have a roof over the patio, so rain doesn't matter.

 

[meatallica]

^^^^ that's funny right there

 

[Steve H]

 

[bluewhisper]

When I was growing up, Dad would grill burgers on the old Weber 22. If we were faced with a summer downpour, we would kick the cars out of the garage, and grill in the garage. Billows of smoke.

One nice thing about the Webers is, they can shrug off a bit of rain.

 

[David Halcomb]

Good stuff guys.

 

[cansmoke]

The beer did get rescued (I was finishing it off when I type the message).

 

[Princeau99]

I love a story with a happy ending!