Just know that we are still on it. Not 100% sure what we are on, but we are on it.
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Just know that we are still on it. Not 100% sure what we are on, but we are on it.
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If a guy from Kentucky points at a barrel of booze and says, "that one's mine", just let him have it. Don't ask any questions, don't argue, just let him have it. I told Crash insurance would probably pay for it. It's all in the wording. You'd have thought with 9000 barrels to choose from the guy would have just grabbed another one right? Am I right? We did score a couple of nice axes, though.
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that's great i'm on the wagon
coyotes listen to them, like children of the night what music they make.
Rick and I decided to cut down on our travel and set up temporary quarters next to the site.
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It's actually a lot larger inside than it looks. The bedrooms are in the basement.
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Yep. We might be there for a while.
We use the top floor for sorting all of the different bourbons.
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That's what I'm talkin' 'bout. That and 9000 barrels. Thank you God! There is an Easter Bunny and a Santa Claus. I saw both of them walkin' arm in arm down the street last night. (hic)
Sssh. Crash and I are tellin' them most of the barrels are damaged and need to be removed. Rolling those barrels away from the warehouse can work up a giant sized thirst! Of course it helps if you know when to stop.
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Crash was out of town last week to finalize the clean up of the barrels. He did get everything resolved. So, yeah Crash!
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I'm gooooooooooooooooood.
good news and bad. At least the booze involved is not going into any of the brands I drink. Downside is that my brands will probably suffer an uptick in demand, making them harder to find and more expensive.
I'm gonna take a wild guess that there won't be a run on Spicebox. So you're safe.
It doesn't appear to have affected the price or availability of MD20/20....just sayin.
He's gonna start thinking we don't have high hopes for his palate.
His palate will be tested this weekend with a variety of fine bourbons on our next camping trip. Well, if not his palate, his ability to walk a straight line.
At my age walking a straight line is just not in the books.
Officer: "Hold one foot in front of you like this."
Me: "Are you serious? Look how old I am. If I raise one foot off the ground the rest of me will fall down. I need four legs not two and one sure as hell ain't gonna work."
Officer: "Count backwards from 100."
Me: "I can't even remember how to count forward."
Officer: "Follow my pen. No. Stand in one place."
Me: "How can I follow and stand in place at the same time?"
Officer: "Follow it with your eyes."
Me: "You do know my eyes can't see that, right? I have cataracts. Don't you guys have a sobriety test for old codgers?"
Many, many years ago when I was a Chief selectee, my sponsor thought it would be a good idea to volunteer me to go to the stage with the state patrolman that was conducting DUI training. He was not amused when I asked if this was a how to course (there were about 300 people in the auditorium). He then proceeded to conduct a field sobriety test on me. When he got to the part where he said "recite the alphabet backward", I turned my back to him and started to recite the alphabet. Once again, he was not amused.
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