Thanks MJ

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Good time today. Try to pick a warmer day next time. :cen:
Lobsters were very good. Steamed clams, corn, everything was excellent.
Ice cold beers on tap. :beer:
Good times. Looks like you have a lot of leftovers though.
Good to finally meet Valiant. Hi John :hi:
I would have stayed longer, but the admiral wanted to go home.
Thanks again.
PS; your console is a little lighter. :laugh:
 
Anytime CB!! Thanks for the help with cooking!!
Lots of stuff here, but all Lobsters and Clams GONE!!

For the rest of you guys I use to do this a long time ago but this was the first time in years!
I got 50 of clams and 30 Lobsters with all the fixings!! I invited about 40 people and I guess 30 showed, O well people brought all kinds of stuff, Bobs wife made some great rice that I had bout 4 bowls! Others had beans, mac salad, potato salad, pasta salad, all kinds of desert it was a great time!

I do have a huge issue now, I bought a 1/2 Keg about 164 12 oz beers, lucky if we drank 64 beers, what am I going to do with the rest??

I just topped off the ice in the barrel and it is 100.1* at my house right now! There's also some Mikes Lemon Aid, Wine Coolers and tons of soda!

Come on by and have a few cold ones! And I am Serious!!! Anyone in the area (or wants to travel) is Welcome!
 
I'll be there at around mid-nightish to polish off that keg. :sun:

I've only had lobster once and it was on a cruise ship. I liked it so good I ordered another!
 
Blue, if you had them fresh off the boat out of the cold New England waters you would have had a h@ll of a lot more than two.
I have had food from all over the world and love a lot of it, but my hands down favorite is fresh off the boat Maine Lobster with some salted butter alongside. I like the fixins that go along with it but seldom waste stomach space when there are more Lobsters to be had.:beer:
 
I am a huge Clam lover!!! Lobster is ok but I never really eat it much.
Clam Boil for them that don't know is as follows: Clams, potato's, onions, breakfast sausage, Linquisa, and hot dogs. All put in a pot together in order then steamed all together!!!

This is my last meal request if I ever get one!!
 
My Bro in law was in the Navy on a Boomer stationed out of Portsmith NH. They lived in Kittery, Maine just across the border. We would go up there every Sept just before my sons school started.. You can buy fresh 1lb. culls (Lobsters that only have one claw) for less than $2 each right off the boats. We would have a lobster fest like you would not believe.
Lobster, drawn butter, clams, scallops in bacon, asparagus, red potatoes,...Damn it, now I'm hungry <sigh> :head:
 
We went thur 5 pounds butter!:drool:

Yesterday was left over day!! BS came over for a few beers and burgers last night.

The beer is still on ice!! I think I will ice down for another day and take it back. :cen:

Sure helps to have my own Ice Machine! But I need to start making Ice for Fish now!!:beer:
 
Thanks Maco it was great,April and I had a great time. Was a pleasure meeting John,his wife and Chumbuckets wife as well. You are the man and your friends and family admire you very much ! :sand:
 
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