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[Maria Winslow <maria.winslow AT dexxtra.com>]

I am surprised that my very verbose spouse has not yet resonded to this one. 
If he had, he would have sounded like a commercial for gas grills. You do 
have to make 
sure that you pick one that will get *really* hot (believe it or not, it's 
not a requirement for all gas grills). That way your asparagus will come out 
really good. Ours also has 
a stove burner on the side, which can be very handy. Realistically, you will 
use gas a lot more since you don't have to plan ahead. You can even be 
halfway through 
making dinner and decide you want to grill something. We use it all the time.

Maria

4/24/2002 5:12:17 PM, Gina Norman <gina AT vnet.net> wrote:

>...one that's just as likely to engender "flame" wars (I hope you'll
>forgive me for that in a moment).
>
>I need a grill.
>
>I *don't* want to spend more than 350ish, but I do want something that
>will last.  I am agnostic, I think, about the charcoal vs. gas debate
>(tho, I suppose, in an ideal world, there'd be both...).  I am willing to
>listen to arguments from either side on the relative merits of the cooking
>styles.  I want to be able to feed 8-10, though I *don't* want one of
>those big-as-a-Ford-Expedition-ones, and I do have a patio to put it
>on.
>
>These are two I've found thus far that seem nice:
>
>http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005V5ZR/dealtime-dal/103-2483180-8516664
>http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/detail/-/garden/B00005KAXY/ref=ase_dealtime-dal/103-2483180-8516664
>
>(That second one is way cute and has good reviews...)
>
>Pls ignore the fact that they're on Amazon and we may hate Amazon.
>
>Also more than happy to go physically go somewhere and buy it (will it fit
>in my Saturn?).
>
>I know this isn't even *vaguely* related to Internetworkers, BUT (watch
>this)
>We-have-had-internetworkers-cookouts-before-so-I've-seen-many-of-you-
>in-the-presence-of-a-grill-HENCE-there-is-an-oh-so-tenuous-connection.  So
>there.
>
>Testimonials, advice and/or suggestions to me (or to the list, if they're
>suffienciently entertaining) would be most appreciated.
>
>Thank you!
>
>-Gina
>
>
>
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>My brain seems to have a circuit-breaker-like mechanism that, when I get
>confused and befuddled by the overwhelming monstrosities of my life,
>causes a default to the simplest and most pleasant of thoughts.  Like
>Marshmallow Peeps.  I *like* Marshmallow Peeps.
>
>Gina Norman                                      And the only bit that
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>ginanorm AT nortelnetworks.com (me at work)         http://users.vnet.net/gina
>ginathelintqueen AT yahoo.com (me personally, again -- sick of me yet?  ;)
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