Judges helping Cookers

Posted by Joe Hilliard on August 20, 2014, 8:42 am

Re: Judges helping Cookers

Posted by Ted Godwin on August 20, 2014, 9:23 am, in reply to "Judges helping Cookers"
Edited by board administrator August 20, 2014, 11:50 am

This is one of the "BEST" ideas for the SCBA group. Will help for all to know one another better and it will be like family for cookers and SCBA members. The numbers system that was used for this past event is a great way to go. Ken a very good job done this past weekend. Thanks. --Previous Message-- : I think that it would be a great idea for : those contests where the event organizers : don't furnish volunteers to hand out meat to : the public for the judges to pitch in and : offer to help out the cook teams with that : chore after they complete their official : duties. I can't speak for the other teams : but Bold Branch would be very grateful for : the help. After driving sometimes several : hours, setting-up, preparing, and cooking : for about 20 or more hours, it is nice to be : able to relax a little while tearing down : and packing-up while someone else hands out : the "Q" to the public. Anyone else : have any thoughts on that? : :

Re: Judges helping Cookers

Posted by Cole: All Smoked Up on August 20, 2014, 9:56 pm, in reply to "Judges helping Cookers"

Re: Judges helping Cookers

Posted by Joe Hilliard on August 20, 2014, 10:06 pm, in reply to "Re: Judges helping Cookers"

Cole, we are jumping back in at Mauldin. Hope to see you there. --Previous Message-- : I have to hand it to you Joe that's a great : idea. It's tough sometimes on us cookers : after the drive, set up, prep,and cook time : put in to an event. I mean at least that's : what they (Gary/Jimmy) tell me. So of course : I am a fan of anything that will help them : out. Hope to see you guys soon! : Cole : : --Previous Message-- : I think that it would be a great idea for : those contests where the event organizers : don't furnish volunteers to hand out meat to : the public for the judges to pitch in and : offer to help out the cook teams with that : chore after they complete their official : duties. I can't speak for the other teams : but Bold Branch would be very grateful for : the help. After driving sometimes several : hours, setting-up, preparing, and cooking : for about 20 or more hours, it is nice to be : able to relax a little while tearing down : and packing-up while someone else hands out : the "Q" to the public. Anyone else : have any thoughts on that? : : : :

Re: Judges helping Cookers

Posted by william holladay on August 23, 2014, 7:52 am, in reply to "Judges helping Cookers"

Re: Judges helping Cookers

Posted by Joe Hilliard on August 23, 2014, 8:02 am, in reply to "Re: Judges helping Cookers"

Re: Judges helping Cookers

Posted by william holladay on August 24, 2014, 4:10 pm, in reply to "Re: Judges helping Cookers"

Re: Judges helping Cookers

Posted by Danny Watts on August 24, 2014, 10:24 pm, in reply to "Re: Judges helping Cookers"

Sarge, I'm with you. --Previous Message-- : : Joe, if you are in Clover, I'm coming to : your site to serve your pork, without my hat : or apron of course, no matter what my wife : says. I promise. : --Previous Message-- : That's OK William, the lack of response to : my : statement shows that most judges must feel : that they have more pressing matters than : helping the cookers. Oh well, it was just a : thought : : --Previous Message-- : : Joe, I would love to help but most of the : time I have to get back before my wife : knows that I'm gone. You know what I mean. : --Previous Message-- : I think that it would be a great idea for : those contests where the event organizers : don't furnish volunteers to hand out meat to : the public for the judges to pitch in and : offer to help out the cook teams with that : chore after they complete their official : duties. I can't speak for the other teams : but Bold Branch would be very grateful for : the help. After driving sometimes several : hours, setting-up, preparing, and cooking : for about 20 or more hours, it is nice to be : able to relax a little while tearing down : and packing-up while someone else hands out : the "Q" to the public. Anyone else : have any thoughts on that? : : : : : : : :

Re: Judges helping Cookers

Posted by wayne on August 25, 2014, 7:41 am, in reply to "Re: Judges helping Cookers"

Re: Judges helping Cookers

Posted by Joe Hilliard on August 27, 2014, 8:54 am, in reply to "Re: Judges helping Cookers"

Thank you Danny for your offer but we will not be cooking Clover this year. Ann and I are in Peru and will not return until the 6th. The only contests remaining this season where we be serving to the public and haven't been promised help from the organizer are Anderson Speedway and Darlington. We already have one judge that has volunteered to help us with those but another helper would be Outstanding. --Previous Message-- : Sarge, I'm with you. : : --Previous Message-- : : Joe, if you are in Clover, I'm coming to : your site to serve your pork, without my hat : or apron of course, no matter what my wife : says. I promise. : --Previous Message-- : That's OK William, the lack of response to : my : statement shows that most judges must feel : that they have more pressing matters than : helping the cookers. Oh well, it was just a : thought : : --Previous Message-- : : Joe, I would love to help but most of the : time I have to get back before my wife : knows that I'm gone. You know what I mean. : --Previous Message-- : I think that it would be a great idea for : those contests where the event organizers : don't furnish volunteers to hand out meat to : the public for the judges to pitch in and : offer to help out the cook teams with that : chore after they complete their official : duties. I can't speak for the other teams : but Bold Branch would be very grateful for : the help. After driving sometimes several : hours, setting-up, preparing, and cooking : for about 20 or more hours, it is nice to be : able to relax a little while tearing down : and packing-up while someone else hands out : the "Q" to the public. Anyone else : have any thoughts on that? : : : : : : : : : :

Re: Judges helping Cookers

Posted by Joe Hilliard on August 27, 2014, 9:01 am, in reply to "Re: Judges helping Cookers"

Sorry William, I just realized that it was you that offered the help instead of Danny. Blame it on "jet lag" --Previous Message-- : Sarge, I'm with you. : : --Previous Message-- : : Joe, if you are in Clover, I'm coming to : your site to serve your pork, without my hat : or apron of course, no matter what my wife : says. I promise. : --Previous Message-- : That's OK William, the lack of response to : my : statement shows that most judges must feel : that they have more pressing matters than : helping the cookers. Oh well, it was just a : thought : : --Previous Message-- : : Joe, I would love to help but most of the : time I have to get back before my wife : knows that I'm gone. You know what I mean. : --Previous Message-- : I think that it would be a great idea for : those contests where the event organizers : don't furnish volunteers to hand out meat to : the public for the judges to pitch in and : offer to help out the cook teams with that : chore after they complete their official : duties. I can't speak for the other teams : but Bold Branch would be very grateful for : the help. After driving sometimes several : hours, setting-up, preparing, and cooking : for about 20 or more hours, it is nice to be : able to relax a little while tearing down : and packing-up while someone else hands out : the "Q" to the public. Anyone else : have any thoughts on that? : : : : : : : : : :