Pennsylvania Chimney
Pennsylvania Chimney by GoWithIt May 26, 2025
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Pennsylvania Chimney
a metal tube similar to stove exhaust. Inside near the base, about 3 or so inches off the bottom there is a grate that you put the charcoal on. Under the grate you can put newspaper or those little soaked starter cube things. The small fire utilizes the chimney effect for a solid charcoal lighting with no lighter fluid needed. Once the charcoal is well lit, you dump it into whatever grill you are using.
I take my Pennsylvania chimney and place it on top of my side burner for pots on my propane grill and set it to high. It lights the coal in zero time. They are a great investment if you use charcoal regularly.
Pennsylvania Chimney by GoWithIt May 26, 2025
Pennsylvania Chimney Sweep
The act of cleaning up the viscous, tar like shit that is unclogged from the deepest corner of your partner's bowls after anally penetrating them too deep.
Alex: How'd last night go man?
Ryan: Not well. I was tearing up her guts and she let loose last week's Indian food. I spent the rest of the night pulling a Pennsylvania Chimney Sweep.
Alex : That's brutal man.
Ryan: Not well. I was tearing up her guts and she let loose last week's Indian food. I spent the rest of the night pulling a Pennsylvania Chimney Sweep.
Alex : That's brutal man.
Pennsylvania Chimney Sweep by Ichabod's_Cumslave May 16, 2016
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