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  1. 09-10-2008 03:26 PM #11
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    Capt get some stainless wire and wire them sombitches to the grill
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hallnass282 View Post
    Capt get some stainless wire and wire them sombitches to the grill

    Great idea! We did lose a few!
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  3. 09-10-2008 04:49 PM #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by gradywhite273 View Post
    I LOVE EATING ON A BOAT.
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    CAN YOU PLUG THE FOREMAN GRILL IN ON A CENTER CONSOLE ' S CIGARETTE LIGHTER? WE USUALY DO ITALIAN PICNIC STYLE. SOPRESSATA, CAPICOLLA, PROVOLONE, RICOTTA SALADA, BROOKLYN BAKED SEMOLINA BREAD W/ MUSTARD AND ROASTED PEPPERS. SICILIAN STYLE OLIVES PROSCIUTO WRAPPED AROUND A STELLA DORO BREAD STICK. WASH IT DOWN WITH A COLD COFEE, OR A BEER. THEN WELL HAVE FRIED CHICKEN AND FRUIT FOR LUNCH, MAYBE A PASTA SALAD.
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    The TCI way...

    1. Dive for lobster and conch.
    2. Fish for mutton snapper
    3. Anchor off of any one of numerous deserted beachs
    4. Gather casuarinas wood and start fire on the beach
    5. Procure metal grill, tin foil, corn on the cob / baking potatoes or other premade side dishes, any spices and large container of rum punch from boat
    6. Grill lobster and snapper.
    7. Wrap conch in tin foil with spices and steam

    Enjoy tropical paradise!!
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  6. 09-10-2008 05:37 PM #16
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    Ya’ll too fancy for me…give me a couple greasy scrapple/egg sandwich’s and I’m good to go!!!
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  7. 09-10-2008 05:45 PM #17
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    Damn I go even more basic, Beef Jerky, and Hot Pockets for breakfast and lunch
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  8. 09-10-2008 05:47 PM #18
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    After Fishing, not much beats a fresh tuna burger cooked on the George Foreman (3/4" Tuna steak with a pat of butter grilled on the george, Fresh Hamburger bun, slice of sweet onion - That is all)
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    Quote Originally Posted by hotshot1 View Post
    Damn I go even more basic, Beef Jerky, and Hot Pockets for breakfast and lunch
    Time to scrape the bottom of the barrel...how about a couple can's of potted meat and a roll of saltine crackers!!!
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  10. 09-10-2008 05:57 PM #20
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    WHILE FISHING

    Fried chicken
    Single serving size containers of Fruit loops and milk
    Hard boiled eggs with old bay
    Pre peeled spiced shrimp
    Cracker cuts cheddar cheese
    Fresh avocado
    Red Bulls

    I think the George forman grill is somthing that we may have to try.
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