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- Thread starter Jerry D.
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I agree. We were pleasantly surprised with all their offerings. Very drinkable.
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I usually just look for if it contains alcohol or not... But we all can't be as fancy as that 
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I think there must be some fumes or something leaking into my apartment: the little lady and I are online window shopping houses and I found a place I really like...... right downtown. 
A redneck like me would definitely stick out like a sore thumb, but my commute would take half the time, there's a small brewery within 2 blocks AND it is within walking distance of Sun King. It's a little pricey and a little small though, but that's to be expected in the city. :thumbdn: That and we all know that I'd probably be clawing at the walls within a week.
A redneck like me would definitely stick out like a sore thumb, but my commute would take half the time, there's a small brewery within 2 blocks AND it is within walking distance of Sun King. It's a little pricey and a little small though, but that's to be expected in the city. :thumbdn: That and we all know that I'd probably be clawing at the walls within a week.
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That's a pretty important thing to look for when it comes to beverage selection.
Perhaps the most important thing!
I usually just look for if it contains alcohol or not... But we all can't be as fancy as that
Pretty solid prerequisite, if you ask me.
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Damn screwdrivers are kickin' my ass, haha.
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Generally it is lefty loosey, righty tighty.
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Shouldn't let them do that, you're bigger than they are! Unless they are giant screwdrivers then by all means...
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I am feeling no pain...
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Totally off base. It's righty tighty, lefty loosey.
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Thanks for clearing that up for me, that makes way more sense. I think Jerry has had a few more than I.
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So I'm thinking of building a small forge this summer, I think it would be a fun project. I'm also lucky enough that my grandpa has a nice sized anvil that I might be able to acquire
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Do it do it do it! Would be fun...
Currently; back porch, whiskey, knives and guitar.... Pretty nice out.
Currently; back porch, whiskey, knives and guitar.... Pretty nice out.
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Got up over freezing here today....
, but at least the sun was out. Shot a dozen rounds thru my new Benjamin Trail NP - .22 Nitro Piston air rifle - today, and collected some maple sap. That was about it for outside activities. Too much housework and not enough fun. That Benji is FUN, tho. Hits a little too hard for the little Gamo trap I have. Gonna hafta build something a little sturdier...and quieter. Those lead pellets make a crapload of noise when they hit steel and self destruct.
Gotta do some figuring to make a little DIY "shooting bench" as well so I can zero the scope.
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No kidding. I'm about to have to crank up my daily Zyrtec intake.
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