oy oy
The BBQ Song
Written by MikeJ Wednesday, 27 July 2011 21:33
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07.27.2011 - 22:18 | Shishcubobatron
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07.28.2011 - 08:45 | ladydiskette
Mmmmmm....BBQ *licks her lips*
Funny enough, my town just had a huge community BBQ gathering last Saturday so this kinda reminds me of that.
And what, no salad at a BBQ!?!? You sir are mad! COMPLETELY MAD!!!! DX
....not even some colesaw?
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07.28.2011 - 23:38 | Urge
I want you to go to youtube, and find the channel called EpicMealtime. Look for the episode titled "Meat Salad".
You will thank me later.
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[q]I want you to go to youtube and find the channel called EpicMealtime. Look for the episode titled "Meat Salad". You will thank me later[/q]
Okay....here goes nothing!
*fifteen minutes later*
DAYYYUUUMMM! O.O MikeJ and his friend should have made that at thier BBQ. Now that is what I call a manly salad.
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07.28.2011 - 23:41 | mumbls
I can understand no green salad at a barbecue, but you need potato salad.
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07.29.2011 - 04:44 | LimeGreenSquid
Ew, yuck - coleslaw is even worse than salad, and i hate salad!
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07.27.2011 - 22:19 | aliendrone
Just AWESOME ! MIKEJ YOU'RE THE BEST :) !!
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07.28.2011 - 22:41 | ladydisketteLMAO I loved the food fight at the end of the music video. So funny :)
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07.27.2011 - 23:08 | Altoman5
Awesome...
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07.27.2011 - 23:36 | TragicGuineaPig
For the record, barbequing is slow-cooking meat over low heat smoke to infuse a smoky flavor. Grilling is cooking meat over hot flames. You barbeque things like ribs, pork shoulders and roasts, and beef brisket. You grill things like hamburgers, hot dogs, and chicken.
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07.28.2011 - 08:28 | Aural Aurum
We're havin' a...grill!
...oi-oi?
Yeah, that would've been tragic, GuineaPig. I think I have to call "Grammar Nazi" on this one.
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07.28.2011 - 20:13 | TragicGuineaPigExcept that this doesn't fall under the category of grammar, but rather under the category of vocabulary. It's not syntax, but semantics.
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07.29.2011 - 03:03 | Vismutti
Dude, you're not helping your case here. xD It's okay, I know it's fun to nitpick on annoying mistakes people always make but sometimes there needs to be room for artistic license.
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07.29.2011 - 03:03 | VismuttiDude, you're not helping your case here. xD It's okay, I know it's fun to nitpick on annoying mistakes people always make but sometimes there needs to be room for artistic license.
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Pinched from Wikipedia:
"In British usage, barbecuing refers to a fast cooking process directly over high heat, while grilling refers to cooking under a source of direct, high heat—known in the U.S. and Canada as broiling. In US English usage, however, grilling refers to a fast process over high heat, while barbecuing refers to a slow process using indirect heat and/or hot smoke (very similar to some forms of roasting)".
If one absolutely must nit-pick, it is good form to at least ensure one is correct first.
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07.28.2011 - 00:17 | Wolfgar
I love how even in Summer in England it's obviously grey and overcast.
I also love how that's "loads of food". That's my midnight snack.
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07.28.2011 - 01:43 | Arigomi
That hamburger looked like it was charred to oblivion.
It's sad to see you using those cheap disposable grills in a backyard. They are meant for when you don't want to haul a real grill out to the beach or the park.
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07.28.2011 - 01:59 | tillus
mega nice!
want your album!! english to american.. still in my head..
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07.28.2011 - 02:06 | soldierstar
Is that the same backyard from Shaun of the Dead? Also: Can't wait for the album and eventual review from Todd In The Shadows
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07.28.2011 - 02:58 | Afro King Andy
Exactly what I was thinking. I'm gonna go watch that now.
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07.28.2011 - 02:53 | Andylicious
always when i see british person grill something, they burn it so it's all black. is that an purpose?
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07.28.2011 - 02:55 | Demien van Cope
That was amazing!
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07.28.2011 - 03:56 | Nequissimus
:D
muuuuuuaaaaahahahahahaaaa ! xD
Great man ^^ Being badass and british english is not the best combination :-D At least in music it is not ;)
That was hilarious!
Oh... And renegade Hamster: Nope. It were the brits who invented it ^^
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07.28.2011 - 04:17 | rezaman
renegadeHAMSTER, you Ozzies dont have exlusive rights to the word Oi!. Its Cockney slang for "hey".
Now go and throw another strimp on the barbie mate, ya flamin' Galah!
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07.29.2011 - 12:29 | Divide By Zero....
........
...prawn.
*runs away*
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07.28.2011 - 04:59 | Mz Doom
It's not cockney slang at all, it's just a common British word used instead of "Hey". Cockney Slang is all that "Adam and Eve" instead of Believe.
"Oi" is said or more like yelled from the North of the UK to the South.
(It's also said in Japan for "Hey" as well and is completely unrelated to anything British, they just came up with it by themselves.)
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07.28.2011 - 05:25 | gevorest
Oi, Mike! You are supposed to take them off the heat before they turn black! :p
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07.28.2011 - 07:29 | Daiul
OI! That was good.
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I never said Australians invented "oi". I said we had exclusive rights to chant it. Because we're awesome. AUSSIE! AUSSIE! AUSSIE! OI! OI! OI!
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07.28.2011 - 21:01 | brick mooncode
yeah right
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07.28.2011 - 08:45 | warriorwhacko
When's the album coming out? Will it have "English to American"? Oi!
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07.28.2011 - 08:58 | Pigeons on the Roof
Lol! I like food! :)
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07.28.2011 - 09:53 | Dead Planet
...is this a shameful sequel to 'My Red Ball'?
I think so.
Geez Mike, the production on this is terrible.
Compared too 'English to American', what's up with the vocals (out of beat) and the harmonies (not present)?
Or is 'The BBQ Song' meant to feel like you wrote and produced it drunk.
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07.28.2011 - 09:55 | Dead PlanetToo clarify, I like Mikes songs, but this is not my favourite.
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07.29.2011 - 03:07 | VismuttiI actually thought the drunken impression was intended. xD
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07.28.2011 - 10:24 | JunkWatcherLol, so weird seeing you coming out of the other side of the car
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07.28.2011 - 13:15 | The_Awesometeer
that song was mega nice
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07.28.2011 - 16:49 | Furenzeru
Via Wikipedia:
"In British usage, barbecuing refers to a fast cooking process directly over high heat, while grilling refers to cooking under a source of direct, high heat—known in the U.S. and Canada as broiling. In US English usage, however, grilling refers to a fast process over high heat, while barbecuing refers to a slow process using indirect heat and/or hot smoke (very similar to some forms of roasting)."
Hope that clears things up for everyone. :)
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07.28.2011 - 17:27 | Spacedin
Brits Barbecue! =O
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07.28.2011 - 17:40 | RettMikhal
Why didn't you invite your favorite red ball?
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