With gas it is easy enough to add other flavors by putting a small tray of moist wood chips below the grill. You can get the best of both worlds in the cases where it matters, although some times it won't make much of a difference. And if you actually want flavors from wood, you should use actual wood, not charcoal. Depending on what type of charcoal you have, it could be just carbon and ash, or might have a bit of saw dust mixed in to make it easier to light. Even in the latter case, the amount of wood compounds it is going to give off is going to be pretty minimal compared to a handful of actual wood, as otherwise, the point of charcoal is that the volatile compounds have been removed or broken down.

Arguing the wood compounds in charcoal add a lot to the flavor seems to me like someone arguing grain alcohol is better than water because it has some traces of the grain left, but ignoring whiskey.

I think the worst feature I've ever seen in a car is the seat belts being inside the door, if the door is open you can just fall out of the car

One persons 5 seconds of "yeehaw" is another persons heartache.
What jerks, that looks like such a nice little jam and honey stand, and the novel purple chicken looks like it was much loved for ambiance.
Hopefully the news attention will give that jam stand more sales than a giant purple chicken ever could. You fought the good fight Mr.Chicken. Rest now.

Given your amount of chest hair, John, I wouldn't try it. ;) Rice Krispies are so sticky...

"Why this for me?"

It looks like a form of dog shaming. If his friends see him in that suit he'll never live it down.

So how do airlines get around having to pay stewardesses before the door closes and having to pay workers comp for injuries? Do standard OSHA and Dept of Labor regulations not apply for some reason?

Thank you for this video. Another way to teach others not to leave their pet in parked cars.

My little brother wore the same sweater for picture day in first and second grade, completely by accident. Of course, being a kid, he couldn't do that for more than a couple years. Looking back at them, we can only tell which was which by the number of teeth he had.

That is so funny. As a retired teacher with 32 years of service (1994) I can empathize with the physical changes one has over the years of school photos. However, when I began teaching in 1962, a jacket and tie were requisite attire. As the years went on, the jacket went first, then eventually the tie. I always wore a nice dress shirt and pants.

He's got a cute ponytail. :)

"They see me rollin', they hatin'..."

Supersize me!