Adult Boy Scouts

[TheOriginalCane]

Lil ole St. Simons GA has two of the best BBQ spots in the state. Southern Soul BBQ is the famous spot and my favorite is a little hole in the wall, The Beach Comber.

Good lord, that's effectively Jacksonville.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Now this is the showdown we’ve all been waiting for.

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Compromise:

 

[RVACane]

Oh also, if you want brisket, like I said earlier in the thread, Socks Loves BBQ here in Cumming is my fave place and their brisket is far better than Fox Bros.

 

[caneingville]

Compromise:


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I own that book and my husband and I used that book to perfect our technique on the Egg.

So you could also come to Cumming and try ours, but it's obviously got its limitations.

 

[RVACane]

I own that book and my husband and I used that book to perfect our technique on the Egg.

So you could also come to Cumming and try ours, but it's obviously got its limitations.

 

[caneingville]

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I know. My 8-year old son and his friends who lose their minds at the word "balls" are in for a treat in the next few years.

I can't wait.












Not really.

 

[caneingville]

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Oh my God.

This town has ruined me. How did I not notice all of those innuendos?!?

**** a duck.

 

[JD08]

No way dude, my kid will be devastated! Dahlonega is also where the gold mines are because it's the site of America's first gold rush (it's just two towns north of me) The jits go on field trips there practically every year and it gets them even more wired than candy.

The Atlanta Canes should plan an event there and we can all drum up gold for Canes Connection.

Charlotte likes to say they had the first gold rush because a kid found a 17 pound nugget and his father used it as a door stop for several years. In reality, both happened around the same time and both had mints.

 

[caneingville]

Charlotte likes to say they had the first gold rush because a kid found a 17 pound nugget and his father used it as a door stop for several years. In reality, both happened around the same time and both had mints.

Ah, sneaky, sneaky! So the Carolina gold rush was in 1799, and the Dahlonega gold rush was in 1828, so I am very confused as to why they would both claim they were first. But it seems a lot of the Carolina miners ended up moving down to Georgia and so that one kind of overshadowed the Carolina one, and it also resulted in a lot of industrial growth and historically significant events.

See, this is why I love this board, the history I learn!

 

[caneingville]

So...the military is cool. Thank you all for your service!

 

[423Hurricane]

Oh my God.

This town has ruined me. How did I not notice all of those innuendos?!?

**** a duck.

Through the years in this insane asylum, I’ve learned to choose my words wisely. Even with much due diligence, the lunatics on these boards always catch the slightest misstep.

 

[caneingville]

Through the years in this insane asylum, I’ve learned to choose my words wisely. Even with much due diligence, the lunatics on these boards always catch the slightest misstep.

I love how lunatics = one of my co-maudes.

 

[Fatboycane]

Wrong. Wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong.

And, yes, there may be better barbecue in other cities not named "Atlanta", but Fox Bros is quite good for this town.

For the record, when the weather is warmer, we hit Heirloom once a week. We also hit Lewis last weekend. And I like Sweet Auburn, though I've only been a couple of times.

Name the better spots in ATL. And, yes, I can't drive to Austin every time I want brisket...

Did you ever go to the old Harold's bbq?

 

[423Hurricane]

I love how lunatics = one of my co-maudes.

Didn’t take you long to figure out what some of us have known for years.

 

[caneingville]

Didn’t take you long to figure out what some of us have known for years.

Unlike all of you, I've never been a pubescent boy. My brain doesn't naturally think of all of those innuendos.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Through the years in this insane asylum, I’ve learned to choose my words wisely. Even with much due diligence, the lunatics on these boards always catch the slightest misstep.

Where is our PAUSE guy?!

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Did you ever go to the old Harold's bbq?

Heard of, but never made it there (moved to ATL 4 years ago).

A while back, my brothers and I would stop at Fat Matt's, but it has seemed like it has slipped in recent years. With Lewis right down the road, I have a solid alternative in that area now.

 

[JD08]

Ah, sneaky, sneaky! So the Carolina gold rush was in 1799, and the Dahlonega gold rush was in 1828, so I am very confused as to why they would both claim they were first. But it seems a lot of the Carolina miners ended up moving down to Georgia and so that one kind of overshadowed the Carolina one, and it also resulted in a lot of industrial growth and historically significant events.

See, this is why I love this board, the history I learn!

The nugget was found in 1799, it took until 1838 for both mints to be built.

 

[423Hurricane]

Where is our PAUSE guy?!

@Confidence1000

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Oh, ****, I forgot to mention a solid choice...only open 4 days a week...and I haven't gone in a while due to "hospital stay" and "cold weather".

Owens & Hull. On the Chattahoochee (literally), right off of Riverview Road SE, twixt Hollowell Parkway (US 78) and South Cobb Drive.

While I love the brisket, I try to get there on Thursdays for the Once A Week burger.

And the sausage ain't no joke.