Is there a tradition of Ale in Wales like in England? If so, are there any we may know?
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There are basses, and there are Thunderbirds!
That is probably THE best advice...
Another good advice - Always leave your glove compartment empty and open...
At the parking lot at work, there's occassional break-ins in the parked cars - I usually leave my glove compartment open, so potential burglars can see there's nothing of interest in there - That has so far worked for me.
Not really, there was Brains Bitter from Cardiff and Wrexham Larger but they're hardly world wide brands, well Wrexham has closed now. There are a few pocket breweries dotted around the place producing good beers but they tend to be extortionately expensive
Yes there are a couple of Welsh whiskies Penderyn being one you may get over there Invalid Link Removed
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Like in "V"? Christine is a lizard!
I did change my skin as it happened
Neither did I 'til I tried it at the Food & Wine Festival at WDW.Don't know whether to like that or not.....
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Fosters was better before it was brewed in Canadistan. Coors isn't terrible for the style of beer it is. Coors Light is terrible by any and all measures.
That is probably THE best advice...
Another good advice - Always leave your glove compartment empty and open...
At the parking lot at work, there's occassional break-ins in the parked cars - I usually leave my glove compartment open, so potential burglars can see there's nothing of interest in there - That has so far worked for me.
Are alarm systems popular in Europe? If you just bump into my truck, it’ll chirp a warning. Bump it again, and it goes off very loudly.
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I don't see any indication it's available here. It looks interesting. I shall research.It'll be a chore but I'll try to get through it
On the thread I posted (Pride of Ownership/Security) one guy says he leaves an empty pistol holster on his dash. Hasn't had any problems.That is probably THE best advice...
Another good advice - Always leave your glove compartment empty and open...
At the parking lot at work, there's occassional break-ins in the parked cars - I usually leave my glove compartment open, so potential burglars can see there's nothing of interest in there - That has so far worked for me.
I mentioned Luthiers corner yesterday, no idea if anyone else ever looks in but did anyone see @Basvarken build? Love child of EB-0 and Thunderbird II: Brooks EB-TB Worth a look if you haven't. If this has already been discussed here sorry, it's not a new thread by any means
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HOLY CRAP! I don't even wanna know the price but that's unreal.drool
OK. Quick bit of digging reveals it is available here. Madeira Single Malt. Not locally but I can-and will-get it. Thanks for the heads up.
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It's going to sound all snootie and posh, but I really don't care for Corporate Beer, i.e. Bud, Coors etc. Conversely, I'm not too big on overly fancy stuff either - No chocolate flavored beer for me, thanks!
Yea, and Paul McCartney also played with his fingers too. Which proves my point even more. BOTH work and are legit.
