What’s Your Avatar?

[Steve H]

Must have been the night he bought the second pizza oven...lol

How'd you guess?! ;)

 

[tx smoker]

Tequila gives me the same face

That sir is why I stay away from tequila. I'm ugly enough already

Robert

 

[seenred]

The second Rodney Dangerfield-themed avatar in this thread...

I always thought he was hilarious, and Caddy Shack is on my short list of all time favorite comedies. I found this screen shot from the movie years ago, and it cracked me up...I've been using it as my avatar ever since.

Red

 

[TNJAKE]

Mines the Gadsden Flag. Why? Because 'Merica!

 

[tbern]

The second Rodney Dangerfield-themed avatar in this thread...

I always thought he was hilarious, and Caddy Shack is on my short list of all time favorite comedies. I found this screen shot from the movie years ago, and it cracked me up...I've been using it as my avatar ever since.

Red

"When you buy a hat like this, I bet they give you a free bowl of soup huh? Oh it looks good on you though....."

Love that movie too!

 

[babydocsmoke]

Mines the Gadsden Flag. Why? Because 'Merica!

'merica indeed.

 

[JLeonard]

Mines just a stock photo I found on the ’net. Part of a “I’ll smoke that” image.

Jim

 

[babydocsmoke]

Mine is pretty simple. Had a litter of Weimaraners a little over a year ago. We expected a "normal" litter size of about 6-7. Our girl had 13 and we were suddenly a little overwhelmed.

We had taken her to a friends house to wait while she was in heat, and my male dog wasn't interested in her anymore...but when she came home it still happened. She was young (why we wanted to wait a year or so) and wasn't great with so many puppies so it took a lot of help from us. My son was 6 at the time and loved those puppies like no other. He had them very socialized and ready for their homes when it was time for them to go...and cried for a week straight when they did. My avatar is a pic of him when he fell asleep with one.

Since then we've had the dam fixed (cause we're not doing that again) but we still get update picks from the families once in awhile and its been fun!

 

[DRKsmoking]

Mine is Lance from Pulp Fiction, the couple times he is in the movie cracked me up. I am a movie buff.

I knew that is what yours was, Mona second favorite movie after Silence of the Lambs

David

 

[seenred]

"When you buy a hat like this, I bet they give you a free bowl of soup huh? Oh it looks good on you though....."

Love that movie too!

LOL! So many quotable lines in that movie!

Red

 

[GaryHibbert]

My first smoker--a used Walley World El Cheapo--and our two black Labs (sisters from the same litter)--got them at 8 weeks old. Pic taken from the back door on our 10 acres of bush land. We lost Miss Linda's Addie (farthest from the camera) 7 years ago to bone cancer of the jaw, and Miss Linda still gets teary on occasion. My old hound, Roxy will turn 14 in about 2 weeks, but she's fast showing her age. Won't be too long and there'll be one totally devastated and lost redneck left behind.
Gary

 

[Central PA Cowboy]

Mine is the 2nd smoker that I purchased and the one that really got me into the hobby. Made some great food on that thing. When we moved, I ended up getting rid of it with the thought of getting a new smoker.

Needless to say, I walked into Walmart this past Fall and they had a few Pit Boss on clearance. Picked up the tabletop one since that size works fine for my family.

 

[chp]

Mine is from the headwaters of the Snake river with the Tetons in the background. Rafting is a family activity for us, and any day on a river is a good day!

 

[tbern]

Mine is just a "this site" generated one and I never changed it, but need to get a new one done as so many of you have such excellent ones!

 

[Fueling Around]

My current one is the cap I bought at Highland Hammock State Park in Sebring FL and ground zero for the South Florida Gathering.
Previous ones (of distinction) were my Weber Jumbo Joe and my brother's fire pit pizza oven.

 

[Gonna Smoke]

I'm blaming the tequila on this pic.

Tequila, or rather teKILLyah, makes me nauseated just thinking about it. We were at a New Years Eve party December 31, 1984 and Jose walked in the room. A little salt and lime my a## and he ain't no friend of mine. For some reason I got it in my head that I was a bigger, badder man than him. The next day I begged him to let me up and promised that if he would, I'd NEVER mess with him again. To this day I've kept that promise...

 

[Steve H]

Tequila, or rather teKILLyah, makes me nauseated just thinking about it. We were at a New Years Eve party December 31, 1984 and Jose walked in the room. A little salt and lime my a## and he ain't no friend of mine. For some reason I got it in my head that I was a bigger, badder man than him. The next day I begged him to let me up and promised that if he would, I'd NEVER mess with him again. To this day I've kept that promise...

I'm the same with Canadian Mist. You should have seen the technicolor yawn I did! My going away party when I went into the service in 1981. Haven't touched it since.

 

[Gonna Smoke]

I'm the same with Canadian Mist. You should have seen the technicolor yawn I did! My going away party when I went into the service in 1981. Haven't touched it since.

It's funny how we remember such things...

 

[tx smoker]

I'm the same with Canadian Mist

Interesting. For me it was Canadian Mist and Mad Dog 20-20. July 4th, 1980. The Beach Boys concert on the Mall in Washington DC and the Great American Smoke-In. That was my alcoholic Pearl Harbor. Damn did I get bombed...and oh so sick!! That was over 42 years ago and I've not touched either since.

It's funny how we remember such things

Funny perhaps but I also consider it a blessing. If we forget, we are likely to repeat

Robert

 

[Steve H]

Mad Dog 20-20.

I've gotten trashed from that too a couple times. Not to the swearing it out stage though. Good old Mad Dog. Got toasted on Thunderbird before too. Back in my classy drink it cheap days.