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Beer and Blades!
- Thread starter Aidansdaddy17
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Too lazy to take any proper pictures these days..
but Belgians are some serious brewers!
(and yes, I did pour slowly.. this stuff just foams like crazy!
Wrong glass for Chimay you should use a goblet shaped glass. One of a few beers where it is important, even a brandy snifter would work better.
http://www.beerables.net/chimay_Trappist_chalice_glass.aspx
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I know. I didnt feel like it and it tasted just fine.
Black Friday meant getting a tree and Bourbon County Stout! After I got the tree I pulled out an old box of decorations and found a long ago forgotten about Sog Mini Tsunami that I had purchased and hardly used. I believe I purchased this around 2003 but that is just a guess. I really can't remember.. I still am a newbie to the knife world but it says Seki Japan on the blade and some research online indicates that put out some decent workmanship. I think this time I may keep it around for a bit!
[/url]Bourbon County by mchp93, on Flickr[/IMG]
Good beer and good knife
Chears!
JOELSM
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Rescued from page 7. Did BF go dry the last couple days?
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Hell no!
Today is the independence day of Finland. So, a Finnish beer and a Finnish blade. My thoughts are with the veterans and with all who died defending this land in World War 2.
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Black Friday meant getting a tree and Bourbon County Stout! After I got the tree I pulled out an old box of decorations and found a long ago forgotten about Sog Mini Tsunami that I had purchased and hardly used. I believe I purchased this around 2003 but that is just a guess. I really can't remember.. I still am a newbie to the knife world but it says Seki Japan on the blade and some research online indicates that put out some decent workmanship. I think this time I may keep it around for a bit!
[/url]Bourbon County by mchp93, on Flickr[/IMG]
Looks great! The Mini Tsunami is a fantastic little fixed blade!
