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Nothing like camping along the seashore.

waterfowlman wrote:Nothing like camping along the seashore.

Let me guess...crazy Florida Bitches trying to drown their kids again?

waterfowlman wrote:Nothing like camping along the seashore.

I guess pismo

waterfowlman wrote:Nothing like camping along the seashore.

Just dawned on me that somebody drove out there to gawk, laugh, and take pictures as someone else was losing their camper. I'd have my straps out and be trying to help pull it out and get a couple other 4x4 to make a train of trucks.
Sadly all the photographer could do was laugh and point and post it online.
That picture says a lot of things.

She was hotter on the show.

Olly wrote:She was hotter on the show.

I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers.

sws002 wrote:

Olly wrote:She was hotter on the show.

I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers.

She's got a nice long neck for putting something in.

Redbeard wrote:

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But y'all pull people over for texting and driving?!?
Straight meat honker

gila-river wrote:

waterfowlman wrote:Nothing like camping along the seashore.

I guess pismo

Haha I know pismo well

Redbeard wrote:

gila-river wrote:

waterfowlman wrote:Nothing like camping along the seashore.

I guess pismo

Haha I know pismo well

We got a little bit of ground over in Nipomo. I used to go eat at Jockos and then go drive on the beach and do some surf fishing. Awesome area.

gila-river wrote:

Redbeard wrote:

gila-river wrote:

waterfowlman wrote:Nothing like camping along the seashore.

I guess pismo

Haha I know pismo well

We got a little bit of ground over in Nipomo. I used to go eat at Jockos and then go drive on the beach and do some surf fishing. Awesome area.

Love Jockos!! My brother worked in Paso Robles for a couple of years, Jockos was one of the restaurants we always tried to go to when we were down there. Loved how their "steaks" were more like footballs of meat.

gila-river wrote:

Redbeard wrote:

gila-river wrote:

waterfowlman wrote:Nothing like camping along the seashore.

I guess pismo

Haha I know pismo well

We got a little bit of ground over in Nipomo. I used to go eat at Jockos and then go drive on the beach and do some surf fishing. Awesome area.

Oh, I get it. They backed the camper into the water so they could cast further out...makes total sense now. @

Tiler_J wrote:

gila-river wrote:

Redbeard wrote:

gila-river wrote:

waterfowlman wrote:Nothing like camping along the seashore.

I guess pismo

Haha I know pismo well

We got a little bit of ground over in Nipomo. I used to go eat at Jockos and then go drive on the beach and do some surf fishing. Awesome area.

Love Jockos!! My brother worked in Paso Robles for a couple of years, Jockos was one of the restaurants we always tried to go to when we were down there. Loved how their "steaks" were more like footballs of meat.

That's the place! And it's good on top of being huge. I loved Paso to, beautiful country. That whole stretch of the coast is great.

I have never had real southern BBQ but I will put that Santa Maria/central coast style tri tip up against it any day.

gila-river wrote:

Tiler_J wrote:

gila-river wrote:

Redbeard wrote:

gila-river wrote:[quote="waterfowlman"]Nothing like camping along the seashore.

I guess pismo

Haha I know pismo well

We got a little bit of ground over in Nipomo. I used to go eat at Jockos and then go drive on the beach and do some surf fishing. Awesome area.

Love Jockos!! My brother worked in Paso Robles for a couple of years, Jockos was one of the restaurants we always tried to go to when we were down there. Loved how their "steaks" were more like footballs of meat.

That's the place! And it's good on top of being huge. I loved Paso to, beautiful country. That whole stretch of the coast is great.[/quote]yes it is

Tiler_J wrote:

gila-river wrote:

Redbeard wrote:

gila-river wrote:

waterfowlman wrote:Nothing like camping along the seashore.

I guess pismo

Haha I know pismo well

We got a little bit of ground over in Nipomo. I used to go eat at Jockos and then go drive on the beach and do some surf fishing. Awesome area.

Love Jockos!! My brother worked in Paso Robles for a couple of years, Jockos was one of the restaurants we always tried to go to when we were down there. Loved how their "steaks" were more like footballs of meat.

That's the place! And it's good on top of being huge. I loved Paso to, beautiful country. That whole stretch of the coast is great.[/quote]yes it is[/quote]

It is nice, but I hate it down there. Too many people.

gila-river wrote:I have never had real southern BBQ but I will put that Santa Maria/central coast style tri tip up against it any day.

not sure southern is a style...
You got Memphis, Texas, Carolina, Louisiana, and maybe a couple other southern styles so you can't just say southern or northern.
Mustard? Molasses? No molasses?

aunt betty wrote:

gila-river wrote:I have never had real southern BBQ but I will put that Santa Maria/central coast style tri tip up against it any day.

not sure southern is a style...
You got Memphis, Texas, Carolina, Louisiana, and maybe a couple other southern styles so you can't just say southern or northern.
Mustard? Molasses? No molasses?

then I will put it up against any of those

aunt betty wrote:

gila-river wrote:I have never had real southern BBQ but I will put that Santa Maria/central coast style tri tip up against it any day.

not sure southern is a style...
You got Memphis, Texas, Carolina, Louisiana, and maybe a couple other southern styles so you can't just say southern or northern.
Mustard? Molasses? No molasses?

Mustard based sauces are god awful. Just sayin.

gila-river wrote:

aunt betty wrote:

gila-river wrote:I have never had real southern BBQ but I will put that Santa Maria/central coast style tri tip up against it any day.

not sure southern is a style...
You got Memphis, Texas, Carolina, Louisiana, and maybe a couple other southern styles so you can't just say southern or northern.
Mustard? Molasses? No molasses?

then I will put it up against any of those

Mkay, gotcha it's the best but you can't describe it.
Tri tip is beef. That's where you lost me.
Sounds...great.

I wouldn't trade 1 good brisket or a pork shoulder for a 100 tri-tips

DeadEye_Dan wrote:I wouldn't trade 1 good brisket or a pork shoulder for a 100 tri-tips

That's because you are loaded! I'll take the 100 Tri-tips, thank you.

aunt betty wrote:

gila-river wrote:

aunt betty wrote:

gila-river wrote:I have never had real southern BBQ but I will put that Santa Maria/central coast style tri tip up against it any day.

not sure southern is a style...
You got Memphis, Texas, Carolina, Louisiana, and maybe a couple other southern styles so you can't just say southern or northern.
Mustard? Molasses? No molasses?

then I will put it up against any of those

Mkay, gotcha it's the best but you can't describe it.
Tri tip is beef. That's where you lost me.
Sounds...great.

Never claimed it was the best I said it'll hold it's own with any style out there. It's a little spicy, salty and juicy. It is cooked over oak coals in an open pit. And you're damn skippy it's beef. The west wasn't won on salad.

A pork butt roast is about as cheap (and delicious) as it gets.
Tri tip....pffft

DeadEye_Dan wrote:I wouldn't trade 1 good brisket or a pork shoulder for a 100 tri-tips

All your taste is in your mouth and the difference between brisket and tri tips is like the difference between assholes (brisket) and well tended pussy (tri-tip). Akin to saying "She was so hot that I ate her asshole as opposed to saying that her pussy was so good that fucking it would be a violation of the pure food act".

Tiler_J wrote:

Tiler_J wrote:

gila-river wrote:

Redbeard wrote:

gila-river wrote:[quote="waterfowlman"]Nothing like camping along the seashore.

I guess pismo

Haha I know pismo well

We got a little bit of ground over in Nipomo. I used to go eat at Jockos and then go drive on the beach and do some surf fishing. Awesome area.

Love Jockos!! My brother worked in Paso Robles for a couple of years, Jockos was one of the restaurants we always tried to go to when we were down there. Loved how their "steaks" were more like footballs of meat.

That's the place! And it's good on top of being huge. I loved Paso to, beautiful country. That whole stretch of the coast is great.[/quote]yes it is[/quote]

It is nice, but I hate it down there. Too many people.[/quote]i always gravitated to morro bay, San Simeon and Cambria

Tiler_J wrote:

DeadEye_Dan wrote:I wouldn't trade 1 good brisket or a pork shoulder for a 100 tri-tips

That's because you are loaded! I'll take the 100 Tri-tips, thank you.

yea a 100 tri tips would go a long ways

Redbeard wrote:

Tiler_J wrote:

Tiler_J wrote:

gila-river wrote:

Redbeard wrote:[quote="gila-river"][quote="waterfowlman"]Nothing like camping along the seashore.

I guess pismo

Haha I know pismo well

We got a little bit of ground over in Nipomo. I used to go eat at Jockos and then go drive on the beach and do some surf fishing. Awesome area.

Love Jockos!! My brother worked in Paso Robles for a couple of years, Jockos was one of the restaurants we always tried to go to when we were down there. Loved how their "steaks" were more like footballs of meat.

That's the place! And it's good on top of being huge. I loved Paso to, beautiful country. That whole stretch of the coast is great.[/quote]yes it is[/quote]

It is nice, but I hate it down there. Too many people.[/quote]i always gravitated to morro bay, San Simeon and Cambria[/quote]
Morro bay is awesome. The only Brant hunt I have ever been on was there. I will be back though it was awesome.