17 Dec 17
Originally posted by @the-gravediggerI see you are full of Christmas cheer digger.
Ground is hard as the knob of hell.
But we can't leave the dead to rot above ground.
Originally posted by @wolfgang59Really? BBQ on Christmas?....I can't say I've ever heard of that one before.
Barbecue, cold beers and pina colada.
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18 Dec 17
Originally posted by @very-rustyCommon in Oz, I gather.
Really? BBQ on Christmas?....I can't say I've ever heard of that one before.
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And why wouldn't you? They hsve the climate for it, and their seasons are the wrong way 'round so for them it's mid-summer.
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18 Dec 17
Originally posted by @shallow-blueSanta arrives by sea onto the beach in some places in Auz I believe.
Common in Oz, I gather.
And why wouldn't you? They hsve the climate for it, and their seasons are the wrong way 'round so for them it's mid-summer.
18 Dec 17
Originally posted by @shallow-blueGood Point! I just can't see BBQ for Christmas here in Canada. Although now that I've said that I am sure some Canadian will say they BBQ every Christmas. 😉
Common in Oz, I gather.
And why wouldn't you? They hsve the climate for it, and their seasons are the wrong way 'round so for them it's mid-summer.
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18 Dec 17
Originally posted by @very-rustyDeep fried turkey with peanut oil is a favorite here in Texas but is a real pain for the designated chef.
Good Point! I just can't see BBQ for Christmas here in Canada. Although now that I've said that I am sure some Canadian will say they BBQ every Christmas. 😉
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18 Dec 17
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Originally posted by @leurI enjoy the traditional Turkey Dinner with all the fixings. 🙂
Deep fried turkey with peanut oil is a favorite here in Texas but is a real pain for the designated chef.
EDIT: I don't believe I have ever eaten deep fried turkey with peanut oil, bet that is very good.
EDIT2: I was told they have deep friend Turkey over in Newfoundland on New Years Eve...not sure if it is done in peanut oil.
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18 Dec 17
Originally posted by @very-rustyI spent 12 winters in Canada.
Good Point! I just can't see BBQ for Christmas here in Canada. Although now that I've said that I am sure some Canadian will say they BBQ every Christmas. 😉
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BBQ is not the first thing to come to mind.
18 Dec 17
Originally posted by @captain-strangeI've spent all my life here and have to agree with you on that one!!! 😉
I spent 12 winters in Canada.
BBQ is not the first thing to come to mind.
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19 Dec 17
Originally posted by @ashiitakaOh no.Not another plonker.
It's the middle of stinking hot summer in the southern hemisphere. Hot cocoa and bonfire, no thanks.
