Guess I had better head to the store to try to find that last slice of bread, roll of TP, and pint of milk!!!
You forgot the beer. <G>
Guess I had better head to the store to try to find that last slice o bread, roll of TP, and pint of milk!!!
You forgot the beer. <G>
My digestive tract does not like beer, which is fine because I dislike the taste and smell of it. Ironically, my digestive tract also does not like ou state's official alcoholic drink, bourbon, even though I do like the taste and smell of it.
Other types of alcohol do not seem to bother me much, but those two are not on my list of things to drink. :)
Mike
I feel so sorry for you. Not tollerating beer is ok, but not tollerating bourbon is world shattering drama.
If they ever made a movie in which some evil djin tells a character "You can choose between being left paralythic and developing an intollerance for bourbon." The character would do the right, logical thing and forfeit the use of his legs in order to keep`enjoying the wonders of bourbon.
Specially because nobody will believe you are a proud son of Kentucky if you are never seen drinking bourbon. They will end up thinking you are a Californian spy or something.
sometimes a beer hits the spot. usually i don't like the taste.
i drink wildturkey and makers mark. i've been drinking captain morgan for a while, too.
of course, i do not mix the drink. i drink it straight.
Specially because nobody will believe you are a proud son of Kentucky if you are never seen drinking bourbon. They will end up thinking you are a Californian spy or something.
Specially because nobody will believe you are a proud son of Kentucky if y are never seen drinking bourbon. They will end up thinking you are a Californian spy or something.
Not Californian, but maybe a Tennessee spy maybe as Jack Daniels does not bother me at all. :D The only thing I can figure is that it is charcoal filtered where most Kentucky Bourbons are not.
Mike
* SLMR 2.1a * "Get out & take your Sacagawea dollars with you!" - Moe
Anyway, I thought tenessians and kentuckians were like brothers. Don't both have just a single tooth in their mouth, wear suspenders, drive rusty trucks and yell "out of my lawn to kids"?
My digestive tract does not like beer, which is fine because I dislike
the taste and smell of it. Ironically, my digestive tract also does
not like our state's official alcoholic drink, bourbon, even though I
do like the taste and smell of it.
Other types of alcohol do not seem to bother me much, but those two are not on my list of things to drink. :)
* SLMR 2.1a * "Mmmmmmmm.....doughnuts."
The late Tom T. Hall had a song called "I Like Beer".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUmVjjMG-BE
Sadly, he committed suicide late last year.
The late Tom T. Hall had a song called "I Like Beer".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUmVjjMG-BE
Sadly, he committed suicide late last year.
I remember that one. :) It was sad to hear of his passing. I heard a lot of Tom T. Hall during my youth. He was one of my Dad's favorites.
One of my uncles was the spitting image of him.
One of my uncles was the spitting image of him.
"spitting image" reminds me a brit tv comedy show by that name.
It was clever and hilarious.
Daryl Stout wrote to Mike Powell <=-
Mike,
The late Tom T. Hall had a song called "I Like Beer".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUmVjjMG-BE
Sadly, he committed suicide late last year.
I did NOT know that it was suicide until this message, so
I googled it - wow - shocking - but at the same time I
had read/heard that he was never the same after his wife
died... :(
... If you can't laugh at yourself, make fun of other people.
One area ham radio operator (who's now a Silent Key (dead)), went
bad senile after his wife died.
It's coming up on 15 years since I lost my wife, but I still have
my wits about myself. I've friended 3 young ladies who work at a
Daryl Stout wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=-
I could say something, but discretion is the better part of valor; especially since the moderator is watching. <G>
that's the problem with losing your mind.
you dont know you lost your mind.
I could say something, but discretion is the better part of valor; especially since the moderator is watching. <G>
Who, me?
Daryl Stout wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=-
It's coming up on 15 years since I lost my wife, but I still have
my wits about myself. I've friended 3 young ladies who work at a
local restaurant...they invited me to their chuch, and I'm now part
of it. While all 3 are pretty, sweet, and courteous, they're all
still teenagers.
Yet, I don't play the game of pedophilia...I just want someone
to talk to, for "a shoulder to cry on". I've been one to others
many times over the years, but when I've needed one, I've had
no one.
As a side note, here's a joke on that topic.
This guy comes home, and finds his wife at the door with a
suitcase, and in tears. He demands to know what's going on, and
she sobs "I'm leaving you...I hear you're a pedophile". To which,
he replies "That's an awful big word for a 14 year old". :P
LOL - didn't know you were active again in church! Last I heard you
had some disagreements about coffee... ?
Something we ALL need from time to time...
she sobs "I'm leaving you...I hear you're a pedophile". To which,
he replies "That's an awful big word for a 14 year old". :P
Ouch! LOL
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