It would literally need to be hailing substantial size hailstones for me to not grill.
Eventually I am planning on a gazebo, then even the hail won’t stop me! 
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Yes, I do a lot of veggies on the grill, too. I love the smoke and a bit of char. Brussel Sprouts lose the bitterness, even if not fully cooked, which, as they vary so much in size, there will always be at least a few that still have some firmness. I believe it is the smoke that helps remove the bitterness from them, and they always taste so much better grilled. I do beets, potatoes, carrots, cabbage, fennel, broccoli, mushrooms, etc., etc.
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Just did pork chops and corn on the cob last night. Grilling corn is the best way to do it, I think. I agree, it does a great job roasting the vegetables. It’s like roasting in the oven, but with some smoke and more direct heat so they don’t get soggy and steam like the oven can sometimes do.
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We get nor’easters here from time to time. We’ve had 3+ feet of snow on the ground. I always make it a point to shovel out the grill and cook something outside to celebrate being snowed in for a week or so.
The neighbors look at me funny, but they do that anyway.
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I tried brussel sprouts once. They didn’t turn out well on the grill. This is inspiration to try them again. My dad does them all the time but I think he uses frozen ones. I was using fresh and they stayed hard and bitter.
Advice, recipes, or free taste testing is welcome.
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Yes,… as a matter of fact we do hate car guys, and gun guys too!
Axeholes are always ordering heavy 
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Then don’t come to my Hanger to pick up (2) Cessna caravan Engines !
I thought the Fed Ex guy was going to have a Nervous break down!
(It’s not like he had to pick them up and load it by hand! Sheesh! He had a ‘Tommy Gate!’) 
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Okay,… but a caravan engine is not acceptable in the “small package” system!
You shipped via freight (best guess if your pickup driver had a Tommy gate)
So you’re good!
However, $#!+ like winches (in the picture) and crates of ammo,… well they’re small enough and light enough (under 150lbs) to ship via “small packages”
Then my dumb ass has haul that to your front door to make service….
Where the freight guy will push that engine off the tailgate in the street and leave you to get it where you want it!
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True! oh so true!
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Blah blah blah. No freaking politics.
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