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to Champ or not to Champ......

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27-08-13, 04:47

Mike Cecil Mike Cecil is offline

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Such a true statement: 'I have so much to learn'!! ..... but then Texans ARE a different breed to the northern folk, eastern folk ... well, the rest of the country, really.

So David, when are you turning on the Barbie for Aussie visitors to sample the oh, so sickly sweet molasses based BBQ sauce???? (Yes, you get the award!)

Mike C (who still admits to having much to learn...)

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