Quit it, you're making me hungry too! 
If I remember BeeBee's cooking methods it will be hot BBQ meat, with hot peppers, in the hot Texas weather. Hot, hot, hot! 
Speaking of cooking out I just bought, and picked up, this Char-Broil gas grill from Lowe's. Normally $300 but had $50 off last week and I had a $25 coupon. $230 was the total but bought a rotisserie and grill cover too. Thought it was a real good deal w/free assembly. I normally pay close attention to the reviews but kind of ignored many on this one. Read a bunch of tips for protecting the metal so it doesn't turn into a "rust bucket" in a few years. As with most equipment the quality of products has gone down hill as the manufacturing has been shipped overseas. 
Haven't even use the grill yet and hoping to fire up this weekend. Too bad the wife doesn't eat meat but she's happy to choke down a Boca Burger. I always cook way to much meat but take some to my son just a few miles away. BBQ is also one of Charlie's favorites.
On another note. Finally had my Jeep AC recharged and finally have air. Great! Wasn't too happy driving home from the shop since they said I had a problem with the way I reassembled the whole dash/unit. Blowing hot air out of all the vents. Found a small plug on the box/housing that was hidden. Had to use a small mirror to even see it. Plugged it in and everything is cool! 
Cool (literally). Glad that you got it and saved some cash. My Dynasty gets me where I'm going. At least the heat works. Yay! 
Time for a photo:
Too much drug sniffin':
Welcome back Trey! Good to see you're still around!
TreyW wrote:
carne asada fries
LOL I haven't heard about that craving before ...
Hey guys we need to start a poll. I think Trey looks younger in her picture. I have a feeling things are about to pick up around here. We have another troublemaker that knows how to have fun.
Welcome back Lady.
Uni don't eat all the BBQ I will be there before midnight. J/K
Everybody have a great weekend and next week too.
Wow, the kid's going to be born with hot sauce heartburn!
Welcome back to the Peer-to-Peer Forum Community Trey. We all know deep down with you now being a supervisor that you changed the name. Oh well, we always were a community anyhow.
Have a great maternity leave and looking forward to seeing you around.
Hi ya Trey. It's great to see you again. Couple of weeks to go huh? Wheeeeeeee!
Been pretty busy also. Wanna see pictures of my gallbladder stones? Ya don't? Ah gee, feelings are hurt. Good side of whole thing is that I've lost between 20 and 25 pounds......a shadow of my former self.
We're all waiting expectantly for the announcement. Don't forget us.
Since my surgery just looking at that kind of food gives me abdominal pains.
A few days ago I decided to give my book-worm wife a nice gift and I purchased a Sony E-reader. The biggest one. I thought she could download several books at a time and then, when we travel, she'd have them handy to read. Well.......she did not like the reader. After she demonstrated it to me I did not like it either. Serious problem with glare from the screen. The only way we could figure that a person could read that thing comfortably, without eye fatigue, would be to sit in a dark room and have a single little spotlight shining on the screen. Ordinary floor or table lamps scatter too much light around and reflections and glare just makes reading very uncomfortable for both of us. So we returned it to BB today.
Then I wandered over to the big screen TV displays and got a demonstration of 3-D. It was a 46" Panasonic plasma screen. To my surprise I was actually very favorably impressed by the 3-D effect and the quality of image. The program material I was watching was apparently shot in one of the national parks. Most impressive was the white water rafting on the river. Even my chronically doubting wife was impressed. Not too bad a price for the Panasonic TV. But, then.......I asked how much the glasses cost. Ready for this? $200 a pair. So to equip our living room for ourselves and, perhaps, two other people would add $800 to the cost. Me thinks we shall wait a while. Hopefully the prices will come down before I bite the dust.
I totally agree with you on the open source. But for me I needed something immediately, as I was completely out of room for new books. I really like the Kindle's non-backlit screen, I get migraines so I'm really sensitive to stuff like that and I do A LOT of reading. Although once I got my Devour (android phone) I find that I try to use the Kindle as a touchscreen.
Another Pic. U-Verse comes to China.
