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[ShadowsPapa]

Lap belts? When I was a kid, the lap belts were stuffed behind/under the seats.
’AND… who else ever rode on the back deck tucked in the rear window? That was the final spot for a kid when the car was full.

My best friend through high school had a teacher who had an MGB. One day that teacher drove us out to the roundhouse west of town so we could tour as my friend had family who worked there. Guess who road up in that area, yeah, in an MGB. Good thing I was really skinny back then.

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[Iamstubb]

Since it's almost October, anybody like Marzen? I just love sampling them this time of year, both imports from Germany and ones made here in USA. A local brewery called Mica Town in Marion NC makes one called Marion Marzen, and honestly it's one of my favorite ever.

Look forward to those. Nice break from the hoppy west coast IPAs.

 

[Iamstubb]

Took that picture on the way home from a job site.

Better go back and check out what you left plugged in.

 

[Iamstubb]

LOL - my Korean daughter in law introduced me to kimchi. I like it. She bought it by the huge 2 or 3 gallon glass jar (that's the only thing you can store it in for any time at all).
She went to the Asian market not far from us after not having it for a while, set the big jar in the sink, opened it and started shoveling it in. What makes it more funny is she's a slight gal, maybe 120 pounds soaking wet, and she's scooping it in as fast as she can.
While in Korea, I was introduced to some more real Korean food, some prepped by her mother, and I really liked it. If I get to go back, I know where I'm eating! Her mother's place and a neat little restaurant not far from the apartment my son and wife had for a few years.
As far as Soju, the mother of my D-I-L invited us to eat at a traditional eatery over there and I was introduced to it there. I could live there, really. Loved the food and drink. (the people were great, too)

Worked with a lot of folks from Korea over the years. Really like them and their culture. Food is next best thing to Mexican.

 

[fun2drum]

On a dark, lonely highway in the middle of night:

Hitchhiker- "Hey thanks for the ride, man, but I'm curious why you'd pick me up considering it's dark outside, I mean how do you know I'm not a serial killer or something, haha"

Driver- "Well, I figure the chance of two serial killers ending up together in the same car would be astronomical"

Now back to the regular thread derailment. Carry on.

 

[john#21]

I was going to post the same thing. I wonder what happened to that guy.

@Chance_P

 

[hobbsserv]

@Chance_P

If he shows up now it will spoil all our fun.

RIP OP

 

[john#21]

yeah, that would be unfortunate.

 

[Mjolnir]

Super awesome valknut sir!

Many thanks! I Also have a solid tattoo of it also.

I do not have Nordic origins, however I have it to remind myself to consistently fight and push forward. Viking/North mythology has always been something I loved. Having a close reminder to not let terrible past experiences shape who I am or what I do today ?

 

[cecaa850]

Have you had the 12 year? Its really good and worth the price of admission. I have a couple of the 15 years but hadn't busted into them yet. Too much bourbon, too little time.

 

[cecaa850]

I’m working on gettin a lil Dickel in me.

I never was a Dickle fan till I tried the 15 year. Its outstanding.

 

[cecaa850]

+

= heaven.

Agreed. Just not at the same time. Lol.

 

[jeepers29]

This thread will be around long after your local weather girls look like this!

And please Lord don’t let me get banned from this forum like I did the sister site. This pic is for informational purposes only, not politics.

I need a drink after looking at that.

 

[In3briatedPanda]

just checking in bc i havent commented.

 

[aceisback]

just checking in bc i havent commented.

Next time make sure you come prepared:

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