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Thunderbird Club
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I bet @hillerup is so glad to have mates like youHe's reputed to be an excellent swimmer
You're saying we should give them kudos for being able to accurately reproduce schitty over-carbonated bread soda?
Damn straight, Haji! Beer snobs... making crappy beer in their basements for better than a decade.
No joke, at least a decade ago, got invited to a brewer's party when a half dozen home brewers were tasked with bringing a couple of growlers of their best beer for a tasting contest where we would all anonymously rate the beers. Someone filled their growlers with a national brew, a pilsener if I remember correctly, and it won. After the tally, the trickster confessed and he lost "the title" to the distant second place winner.
It further convinced me that I was correct in not buying the craft brewing hype.
hillerup
There are basses, and there are Thunderbirds!
Much more fun doing 100+ in a tandem axle cabover w/ a 40' trailer...... so I've heard
Can't even imagine how long a breaking distance that rig would have at that speed...
Everyday, after I've had my first cuppa coffee, I consistently produce something at least as schitty as Budweiser. Am I to be revered?
Brakes? We don't need no stinking brakes. Seriously, it happened on a stretch of I-75 with no one in sight fore or aft....so I'm told.Can't even imagine how long a breaking distance that rig would have at that speed...
I'd Try a "home" brew, after all it's my favorite-free-but I like some of the micro brews. I'll pay extra for something I like. And most of them will give you a small sample if you have questions about one that looks interesting.Damn straight, Haji! Beer snobs... making crappy beer in their basements for better than a decade.
No joke, at least a decade ago, got invited to a brewer's party when a half dozen home brewers were tasked with bringing a couple of growlers of their best beer for a tasting contest where we would all anonymously rate the beers. Someone filled their growlers with a national brew, a pilsener if I remember correctly, and it won. After the tally, the trickster confessed and he lost "the title" to the distant second place winner.
It further convinced me that I was correct in not buying the craft brewing hype.
For me it ain't about snobbery. I just really don't care for pales, lagers, or pilsners. I don't like the taste, the (what I consider to be) excessive carbonation, or the way they make me feel. If I'm drinking a lighter beer, it's typically Newcastle Brown (more bubbly than I'd like, but good brown beer flavor without the brown beer "weight"). My go-to is Guinness. These aren't particularly inexpensive beers, so I don't get to drink them often, and that's not a bad thing either. When others are sittin' around "havin' a cool one"... I'll usually opt for iced tea & vodkaDamn straight, Haji! Beer snobs... making crappy beer in their basements for better than a decade.
No joke, at least a decade ago, got invited to a brewer's party when a half dozen home brewers were tasked with bringing a couple of growlers of their best beer for a tasting contest where we would all anonymously rate the beers. Someone filled their growlers with a national brew, a pilsener if I remember correctly, and it won. After the tally, the trickster confessed and he lost "the title" to the distant second place winner.
It further convinced me that I was correct in not buying the craft brewing hype.
a hint: Reptile owners should have an idea on the subject.Edit : Christine burns !
See what I mean?
Hurricanes kill people if you stay, after warned. Don't recall a BIG quake in the SD area as of recent...
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Edit : Christine burns !
I would think a short wavelength UV lamp/s, and the guitar exposed to it for long periods of time will get the desired effect.
But i guess a lot also depends on what the finish is. Suppose that would determine which type of light source to use.
Agreed but to get it so even... that's the trick.
Funny... haven't heard of much in the way of seismic activity comin' from South Dakota
Try the Guinness Extra Stout Bold and BittersweetFor me it ain't about snobbery. I just really don't care for pales, lagers, or pilsners. I don't like the taste, the (what I consider to be) excessive carbonation, or the way they make me feel. If I'm drinking a lighter beer, it's typically Newcastle Brown (more bubbly than I'd like, but good brown beer flavor without the brown beer "weight"). My go-to is Guinness. These aren't particularly inexpensive beers, so I don't get to drink them often, and that's not a bad thing either. When others are sittin' around "havin' a cool one"... I'll usually opt for iced tea & vodka
sounds like you drink NescafeEveryday, after I've had my first cuppa coffee, I consistently produce something at least as schitty as Budweiser. Am I to be revered?
You get that crap too? Uggghhh!! I always dreamt that in the US coffee beans were compulsory and instant was something that had to be bought from a joke shop to insult the neighbours after some sort of feudsounds like you drink Nescafe
For me it ain't about snobbery. I just really don't care for pales, lagers, or pilsners. I don't like the taste, the (what I consider to be) excessive carbonation, or the way they make me feel. If I'm drinking a lighter beer, it's typically Newcastle Brown (more bubbly than I'd like, but good brown beer flavor without the brown beer "weight"). My go-to is Guinness. These aren't particularly inexpensive beers, so I don't get to drink them often, and that's not a bad thing either. When others are sittin' around "havin' a cool one"... I'll usually opt for iced tea & vodka
um... nosounds like you drink Nescafe
