Hello Nick (and all)
Okay... I've said before I like labatt 50.
They just brought back regular size cans labelled
Labatt 150. For a mass produced ale I still say it's
fucking good.
Hello Nick (and all)
Okay... I've said before I like labatt 50.
They just brought back regular size cans labelled
Labatt 150. For a mass produced ale I still say it's
Thank you for abiding by the rules of this echo and keeping it on-topic. Discussion of silly virus and mailer problems is strictly forbidden.
I'm afraid I'm a Bud and Coors guy... Lakeport if I'm tight on cash.
Ward and the rest of my Z2 friends have yet to Fedex me a case of their favorite Euro beer.
That language is NOT allowed here, Shawn. Please don't use it in this echo anymore.
No fucking problem Roger I'll never mention mass produces ale again.
I've always found it somewhat ironic that Fidonet was started by a gay, anarchist punk-rocker who published a homo-core 'zine and just happened
to be
into technology, but it was usurped by those who feel this compulsive
need to regulate the morality and language of others.
No fucking problem Roger I'll never mention mass produces ale*Guffaw*
from things that looked like BBSes into the bitbucket.
I've always found it somewhat ironic that Fidonet was started by a gay, anarchist punk-rocker who published a homo-core 'zine and just happened
to be into technology, but it was usurped by those who feel this compulsive need to regulate the morality and language of others.
Roger has got my respect ... he knows that.
? I am only following his rules. I wasn't quite sure what part
he found so offensive, so I assume it was the mass produced ale
talk. He did after all quote it all.
Pretty much, see people like him won't be happy until fidonet is
nothing but automated posts advertising their echo's to each other.
Re: Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Nick Andre to Shawn Highfield on Mon Jun 05 2017 09:26:41
Thank you for abiding by the rules of this echo and keeping it on-topic. Discussion of silly virus and mailer problems is strictly forbidden.
I'm afraid I'm a Bud and Coors guy... Lakeport if I'm tight on cash.
Ward and the rest of my Z2 friends have yet to Fedex me a case of their favorite Euro beer.
And it is very good beer to be sure <G>
On Tue Jun-06-2017 10:02, Ward Dossche (2:292/854) wrote to Dan Cross:
I've always found it somewhat ironic that Fidonet was started by a gay anarchist punk-rocker who published a homo-core 'zine and just happene to be into technology, but it was usurped by those who feel this
Quoting Joe Bruchis to Shawn Highfield <=-
I don't think those are his rules. Those have been the rules of
Fidonet since its inception.
Well if you're interested in no rules try USENET. There you can use whatever language you like. However, most FTN networks have similar
rules about language, inciting others, flaming etc.
I'm afraid I'm a Bud and Coors guy... Lakeport if I'm tight on cash.
Coors has been my beer of choice for the last several months. It goes down smooth and cold on a very hot day. (Makes me want one now). (-:
Ward and the rest of my Z2 friends have yet to Fedex me a case of
their favorite Euro beer.
And it is very good beer to be sure <G>
With all the micro breweries available these days, there are more beers than we could ever have time to try.
I enjoy a cold beer while using D'bridge (on topic!)
I enjoy a cold beer while using D'bridge (on topic!)
I enjoy a cold beer any time <G>
I enjoy a cold beer while using D'bridge (on topic!)
I enjoy a cold beer any time <G>
Gee, sounds like you ought to join our drinking... I mean fishing trip. I'm waiting for Nick and Ward to determine when they are coming to South Louisiana, where Roger and I live. Maybe you could join us. I have enough rods and reels for all of us. Roger will be the judge of the drinking.. I mean fishing tournament to see who drank the most beer, and who caught the biggest fish. We'll cook the fish after and have a feast. I have a feeling it's going to really happen this time.
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Joe Delahaye to Joe Bruchis on Tue Jun 06 2017 08:44 pm
I enjoy a cold beer while using D'bridge (on topic!)
I enjoy a cold beer any time <G>
Gee, sounds like you ought to join our drinking... I mean fishing
trip. I'm waiting for Nick and Ward to determine when they are
coming to South Louisiana, where Roger and I live. Maybe you could
join us. I have enough rods and reels for all of us. Roger will be
the judge of the drinking.. I mean fishing tournament to see who
drank the most beer, and who caught the biggest fish. We'll cook
the fish after and have a feast. I have a feeling it's going to
really happen this time.
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Joe Bruchis to Joe Delahaye on Wed Jun 07 2017 06:36:16
I enjoy a cold beer while using D'bridge (on topic!)
I enjoy a cold beer any time <G>
Gee, sounds like you ought to join our drinking... I mean fishing trip. I'm waiting for Nick and Ward to determine when they are coming to South Louisiana, where Roger and I live. Maybe you could join us. I
have enough
rods and reels for all of us. Roger will be the judge of the
drinking.. I
mean fishing tournament to see who drank the most beer, and who
caught the
biggest fish. We'll cook the fish after and have a feast. I have
a feeling
it's going to really happen this time.
I like drinking.... errrr Fishing parties <G> I think I have
passed thru the eastern part of Lousiana, but not sure any more.
The route I took to FLA was mostly I-75. The odd time I-95
I want to give Nick an award, but in order to do that, he will have
to bring the 32-bit version of D'Bridge with him. In lieu of that,
his business manager.
I like drinking.... errrr Fishing parties <G> I think I have passed thru the eastern part of Lousiana, but not sure any more. The route I took to FLA was mostly I-75. The odd time I-95
I want to give Nick an award, but in order to do that, he will have
to bring the 32-bit version of D'Bridge with him. In lieu of that, his business manager.
If he brings the 32-bit version, I'll buy all his beer for the trip. It wou help me out immensely. Right now, I'm running Dbridge in a Win 7 virtual bo on my 64 bit Win 10 machine. It would help to set it free out of the box. (
Roger Nelson wrote in a message to Joe Bruchis:
I want to give Nick an award, but in order to do that, he will have
to bring the 32-bit version of D'Bridge with him. In lieu of that,
his business manager.
If he brings the 32-bit version, I'll buy all his beer for the
trip. It would help me out immensely. Right now, I'm running
Dbridge in a Win 7 virtual box on my 64 bit Win 10 machine. It
would help to set it free out of the box. (-:
I want to give Nick an award, but in order to do that, he will have
to bring the 32-bit version of D'Bridge with him. In lieu of that, his business manager.
If he brings the 32-bit version, I'll buy all his beer for the
trip. It wou
help me out immensely. Right now, I'm running Dbridge in a Win 7
virtual bo
on my 64 bit Win 10 machine. It would help to set it free out of
the box. (s
Geeeeez no pressure there!
I think if he does that, you should buy beer for everyone. After
all, they are paying for passports and the plane fare here and
back.
You should also tell Nick and others the difference between Cajun
and Creole food.
Roger Nelson wrote in a message to Joe Bruchis:
I think if he does that, you should buy beer for everyone. After
all, they are paying for passports and the plane fare here and
back.
I think you're right! I will furnish the boat, rods, reels, gas,
lodging AND beer. You can furnish the welcome mat and a big smile.
You should also tell Nick and others the difference between Cajun
and Creole food.
I'll let you have fun with that one.
Back in my youth in New Orleans it was like this:
Creole food was seasoned to taste by the diner
Cajun food was non-existent, but when it came into being, it was
spicy to spicy-hot. Most of, but not all of the restaurants and
fast food places here serve cajun-type food whether you can stomach
it or not.
I once saw a local lawyer sitting in a Mexican restaurant eating
chili peppers like you'd eat M&Ms.
I like drinking.... errrr Fishing parties <G> I think I have
passed thru the eastern part of Lousiana, but not sure any more.
The route I took to FLA was mostly I-75. The odd time I-95
Those routes didn't come close to south Louisiana. (-:
I like drinking.... errrr Fishing parties <G> I think I have
passed thru the eastern part of Lousiana, but not sure any more. The
route I took to FLA was mostly I-75. The odd time I-95
Yes. We are further to the southeast via I-10 and then SW via US 90. Hoping we can get this "party" on the calendar.
Roger Nelson wrote in a message to Joe Bruchis:
Back in my youth in New Orleans it was like this:
Creole food was seasoned to taste by the diner
Cajun food was non-existent, but when it came into being, it was
spicy to spicy-hot. Most of, but not all of the restaurants and
fast food places here serve cajun-type food whether you can stomach
it or not.
Yes. I agree, and that will vary from place to place and especially
if you are served it outside of South Louisiana.
I think Creole food would lean more towards Red Beans and Rice,
Oysters Rockefeller,
Shrimp Remolaude,
Chicken Creole, Creole style Gumbo, Turtle Soup, etc.... those are derived from the Spanish, Portuguese, Haitian, and many other
immigrant cultures.
Cajun food would be boudin, jambalaya, sausage gumbo, crawfish
dishes, other sausage dishes. These came with the French immigrants
from Nova Scotia, and the local Indian and African cultures.
Making me hungry (time for lunch).
I once saw a local lawyer sitting in a Mexican restaurant eating
chili peppers like you'd eat M&Ms.
GAG!! (-:
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Thu Jun 08 2017 08:56:00
I like drinking.... errrr Fishing parties <G> I think I have
passed thru the eastern part of Lousiana, but not sure any more.
The route I took to FLA was mostly I-75. The odd time I-95
Those routes didn't come close to south Louisiana. (-:
Both pass through Georgia though :) You can smell the swamps as
you drive thru.
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Joe Bruchis to Joe Delahaye on Thu Jun 08 2017 09:22:02
I like drinking.... errrr Fishing parties <G> I think I have
passed thru the eastern part of Lousiana, but not sure any more. The
route I took to FLA was mostly I-75. The odd time I-95
Yes. We are further to the southeast via I-10 and then SW via US 90. Hoping we can get this "party" on the calendar.
I've passed at least one exit for I-10 someplace. :). If I take
the 95 route, I start at I-80, up to I believe State road 60, to
I-95 It's been a while though
I've passed at least one exit for I-10 someplace. :). If I take the 95 route, I start at I-80, up to I believe State road 60, to I-95 It's been a while though
The route I took to FLA was mostly I-75. The odd time I-95
Those routes didn't come close to south Louisiana. (-:
Both pass through Georgia though :) You can smell the swamps as you
drive thru.
I like drinking.... errrr Fishing parties <G> I think I have
passed thru the eastern part of Lousiana, but not sure any more. The
route I took to FLA was mostly I-75. The odd time I-95
Yes. We are further to the southeast via I-10 and then SW via US 90.
Hoping we can get this "party" on the calendar.
I've passed at least one exit for I-10 someplace. :). If I take the
95 route, I start at I-80, up to I believe State road 60, to I-95 It's been a while though
On 2017 Jun 08 18:48:24, you wrote to Roger Nelson:
The route I took to FLA was mostly I-75. The odd time I-95
Those routes didn't come close to south Louisiana. (-:
Both pass through Georgia though :) You can smell the swamps as you
drive thru.
that was alabama you were smelling if you were on the western side
of georgia... otherwise, sounds like you went by a paper mill
somewhere... georgia smells like peaches... just ask any georgia southern-belle and she'll tell ya straight up ;)
Both pass through Georgia though :) You can smell the swamps as
you drive thru.
You can smell a swamp? Wow!
I've passed at least one exit for I-10 someplace. :). If I take
the 95 route, I start at I-80, up to I believe State road 60, to
I-95 It's been a while though
To come through this state, you would have to have taken I-55.
I've passed at least one exit for I-10 someplace. :). If I take the
95 route, I start at I-80, up to I believe State road 60, to I-95
It's been a while though
Been awhile since I've been near Trenton too. If I had a camper, I'd definitely enjoy the trip. I probably wouldn't enjoy driving a car that far, these days.
Both pass through Georgia though :) You can smell the swamps as you
drive thru.
that was alabama you were smelling if you were on the western side of georgia... otherwise, sounds like you went by a paper mill somewhere... georgia
smells like peaches... just ask any georgia southern-belle and she'll tell ya straight up ;)
Yes. We are further to the southeast via I-10 and then SW via US
90. Hoping we can get this "party" on the calendar.
I've passed at least one exit for I-10 someplace. :). If I take the
95 route, I start at I-80, up to I believe State road 60, to I-95
It's been a while though
I-95 goes down the eastern seaboard and almost right on the coastal part of Georgia and Florida... the exit for I-10 is at Jacksonville FL... https://www.mapsofworld.com/usa/highways/interstate95-map.html
I-85 goes from Sault Saint Marie to Detroit MI, Toledo OH, Dayton OH, down through Kentucky to Knoxville TN, Chattanooga TN, to Altanta GA, Macon GA and down the central and western side of Florida to Tampa FL, Sarasota FL, Naples FL and then straight across to the east coast at Fort Lauderdale and south to terminate in Miami... the exit for I-10 is north-west of Lake City FL by a few miles... https://www.mapsofworld.com/usa/highways/interstate75-map.html
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Fri Jun 09 2017 06:32:42
Both pass through Georgia though :) You can smell the swamps as JD>JD>> you drive thru.
You can smell a swamp? Wow!
I certainly can. A very peculiar smell. Perhaps you are used to the
smell? :)
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Fri Jun 09 2017 06:59:54
I've passed at least one exit for I-10 someplace. :). If I take JD>JD>> the 95 route, I start at I-80, up to I believe State road 60, to JD>JD>> I-95 It's been a while though
To come through this state, you would have to have taken I-55.
I seem to recall seeing directions on I-75 to take a certain exit to go
to your state. I may be wrong.
Both pass through Georgia though :) You can smell the swamps as
you drive thru.
You can smell a swamp? Wow!I certainly can. A very peculiar smell. Perhaps you are used to the smell? :)
Been awhile since I've been near Trenton too. If I had a camper, I'd definitely enjoy the trip. I probably wouldn't enjoy driving a car that far, these days.
I know what you mean. I used to drive to FLA in 2 days. Should I go again, I'm sure it will take 3 if not 4 these days. Aside from being much older, the constant pain (right now) in my right arm and shoulder makes it a pain (pun intended) to drive.
Both pass through Georgia though :) You can smell the swamps as
you drive thru.
You can smell a swamp? Wow!
I certainly can. A very peculiar smell. Perhaps you are used to the
smell? :)
I believe you were smelling something else.
To come through this state, you would have to have taken I-55.
I seem to recall seeing directions on I-75 to take a certain exit to
go to your state. I may be wrong.
Then let me ask you one simple question. Did you see the following sign at any time on your way to your destination?
Welcome
to
Louisiana
You can smell a swamp? Wow!I certainly can. A very peculiar smell. Perhaps you are used to the
smell? :)
You must be referring to the smell of swamp gas that bubbles up to the surface from the dead and decaying matter underneath. That's Louisiana's natural gas industry at work. Yes. Swamps can smell that way, and they can also smell green and fresh. It just depends on the specific area.
I remember the peculiar strong odor of sulfur gas that we get after a hurricane passes. It stirs up the bottom of the bayous and shallow lakes causing the nasty gas to be released. It will usually linger for weeks.
Been awhile since I've been near Trenton too. If I had a camper,
I'd definitely enjoy the trip. I probably wouldn't enjoy driving a
car that far, these days.
I know what you mean. I used to drive to FLA in 2 days. Should I go
again, I'm sure it will take 3 if not 4 these days. Aside from being
much older, the constant pain (right now) in my right arm and shoulder
makes it a pain (pun intended) to drive.
For me, it is a shooting pain in my right hip that happens only when driving. When I get out of the car after a 3 hour drive I have to limp for 10 steps or so before I regain movement. It's hell getting old. (-:
I believe you meant I-75 rather then I-85 :)
I believe you meant I-75 rather then I-85 :)
yup... i had started to do all three, 95, 85 and 75 but realized that 85 is just a short one that doesn't go from top to bottom like the others do ;)
I believe you meant I-75 rather then I-85 :)
yup... i had started to do all three, 95, 85 and 75 but realized that
85 is just a short one that doesn't go from top to bottom like the
others do ;)
I'm still trying to figure out why I-4 is an interstate, because it is wholy contained within the state of Florida. Goes East/West
I believe you meant I-75 rather then I-85 :)
yup... i had started to do all three, 95, 85 and 75 but realized
that 85 is just a short one that doesn't go from top to bottom like
the others do ;)
I'm still trying to figure out why I-4 is an interstate, because it
is wholy contained within the state of Florida. Goes East/West
don't be confused by the term "interstate"... it doesn't always mean "existing or carried on between states"... in this case, it is the term used for "The Dwight D. Eisenhower National System of Interstate and Defense Highways (commonly known as the Interstate Highway System, Interstate Freeways, or simply the Interstate)" which is "a network of controlled-access highways that forms a part of the National Highway System of the United States."
as for I-4, there are apparently 17 others like it...
as for I-4, there are apparently 17 others like it...
Interesting. I wonder, do they all connect between two different Interstate Highways, like I-4 does between I-96, and I-75?
Interesting. I wonder, do they all connect between two different
Interstate Highways, like I-4 does between I-96, and I-75?
no, they do not... remember there's also a bunch of US highways that are also in play... I-97 goes from Annapolis' US50 to Baltimore's I-695/I-895 loop... many of them do go from I-something to I-something but not all...
i pulled the information from here... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Interstate_Highways
Re: Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Jun 10 2017 06:33:19
Both pass through Georgia though :) You can smell the swamps as
you drive thru.
You can smell a swamp? Wow!
I certainly can. A very peculiar smell. Perhaps you are used to the
smell? :)
I believe you were smelling something else.
Not when it gave the name of the swamp on the information plaque on
the highway <G>. A damp musty type of smell.
Re: Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Jun 10 2017 06:40:22
To come through this state, you would have to have taken I-55.
I seem to recall seeing directions on I-75 to take a certain exit to
go to your state. I may be wrong.
Then let me ask you one simple question. Did you see the following
sign at any time on your way to your destination?
Welcome
to
Louisiana
Probably not <G> Like I said, I was not certain, but I have seen
exit signs
I certainly can. A very peculiar smell. Perhaps you are used to the
smell? :)
I believe you were smelling something else.
Not when it gave the name of the swamp on the information plaque on
the highway <G>. A damp musty type of smell.
You must have been downwind of it. Swamps don't usually smell all that bad unless they are as Joe described to you, Joe. (-:
Then let me ask you one simple question. Did you see the following
sign at any time on your way to your destination?
Welcome
to
Louisiana
Probably not <G> Like I said, I was not certain, but I have seen
exit signs
Do you see one now?
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Jun 12 2017 07:30:53
I certainly can. A very peculiar smell. Perhaps you are used to the
smell? :)
I believe you were smelling something else.
Not when it gave the name of the swamp on the information plaque on
the highway <G>. A damp musty type of smell.
You must have been downwind of it. Swamps don't usually smell all
that bad unless they are as Joe described to you, Joe. (-:
Possibly. Also, I usually drove through that area late fall,
sometimes December even, and late spring.
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Jun 12 2017 08:09:57
Then let me ask you one simple question. Did you see the following
sign at any time on your way to your destination?
Welcome
to
Louisiana
Probably not <G> Like I said, I was not certain, but I have seen
exit signs
Do you see one now?
Only when I leave the Freeeway <G>
You must have been downwind of it. Swamps don't usually smell all
that bad unless they are as Joe described to you, Joe. (-:
Possibly. Also, I usually drove through that area late fall,
sometimes December even, and late spring.
I surrender!
"When I say "the other day,' I could be referring to any time between yesterday and 15 years ago."
Probably not <G> Like I said, I was not certain, but I have seen
exit signs
Do you see one now?
Only when I leave the Freeeway <G>
Are you now telling me you saw that sign from that loong road you were on? (-:
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Tue Jun 13 2017 07:05:14
You must have been downwind of it. Swamps don't usually smell all
that bad unless they are as Joe described to you, Joe. (-:
Possibly. Also, I usually drove through that area late fall,
sometimes December even, and late spring.
I surrender!
Finally :)
"When I say "the other day,' I could be referring to any time between yesterday and 15 years ago."
Very precise <G>
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Tue Jun 13 2017 07:10:30
Probably not <G> Like I said, I was not certain, but I have seen
exit signs
Do you see one now?
Only when I leave the Freeeway <G>
Are you now telling me you saw that sign from that loong road you
were on? (-:
Which sign? I saw plenty of exit signs on all the freeways and
tollroads I have been on. I even used some of them <G>
I surrender!
Finally :)
It looked like I was heading for a stalemate, so there was no point.
"When I say "the other day,' I could be referring to any time
between yesterday and 15 years ago."
Very precise <G>
Especially when you'e over 40. (-:
... If a parsley farmer is sued, can they garnish his wages?
Which sign? I saw plenty of exit signs on all the freeways and
tollroads I have been on. I even used some of them <G>
But you never saw the sign I described, correct?
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Wed Jun 14 2017 21:52:43
I surrender!
Finally :)
It looked like I was heading for a stalemate, so there was no point.
"When I say "the other day,' I could be referring to any time
between yesterday and 15 years ago."
Very precise <G>
Especially when you'e over 40. (-:
... If a parsley farmer is sued, can they garnish his wages?
Only if they lettuce.
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Wed Jun 14 2017 22:02:23
Which sign? I saw plenty of exit signs on all the freeways and
tollroads I have been on. I even used some of them <G>
But you never saw the sign I described, correct?
I already stated such.
It looked like I was heading for a stalemate, so there was no point.
"When I say "the other day,' I could be referring to any time
between yesterday and 15 years ago."
Very precise <G>
Especially when you'e over 40. (-:
... If a parsley farmer is sued, can they garnish his wages?
Only if they lettuce.
That all you got?
But you never saw the sign I described, correct?
I already stated such.
Then you should have used the exit that read "Lemme outta here!" (-:
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Thu Jun 15 2017 20:54:02
It looked like I was heading for a stalemate, so there was no point.
"When I say "the other day,' I could be referring to any time
between yesterday and 15 years ago."
Very precise <G>
Especially when you'e over 40. (-:
... If a parsley farmer is sued, can they garnish his wages?
Only if they lettuce.
That all you got?
I dont see a come-back <G>
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Thu Jun 15 2017 20:59:58
But you never saw the sign I described, correct?
I already stated such.
Then you should have used the exit that read "Lemme outta here!" (-:
I have seen various welcome signs. Welcome to New York, Tenessee, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, etc.
... If a parsley farmer is sued, can they garnish his wages?
Only if they lettuce.
That all you got?
I dont see a come-back <G>
It may have been corny and that isn't me.
But you never saw the sign I described, correct?
I already stated such.
Then you should have used the exit that read "Lemme outta here!" (-:
I have seen various welcome signs. Welcome to New York, Tenessee,
Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, etc.
Maybe we didn't like you, but I can't make myself believe that.
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Fri Jun 16 2017 20:51:35
... If a parsley farmer is sued, can they garnish his wages?
Only if they lettuce.
That all you got?
I dont see a come-back <G>
It may have been corny and that isn't me.
Sad to report that at the moment, it seems that was all I have.
Cannot think of a suitable comeback right now :(
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Fri Jun 16 2017 20:57:24
But you never saw the sign I described, correct?
I already stated such.
Then you should have used the exit that read "Lemme outta here!" (-:
I have seen various welcome signs. Welcome to New York, Tenessee,
Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, etc.
Maybe we didn't like you, but I can't make myself believe that.
There were many places I wished I could have detoured to during my
many trips south. Unfortunately time was a factor, as was my
elderly mother
... If a parsley farmer is sued, can they garnish his wages?
Only if they lettuce.
That all you got?
I dont see a come-back <G>
It may have been corny and that isn't me.
Sad to report that at the moment, it seems that was all I have.
Cannot think of a suitable comeback right now :(
Well, you win some, lose some.
There were many places I wished I could have detoured to during my
many trips south. Unfortunately time was a factor, as was my
elderly mother
I can understand that. I'm still upset that I didn't go to Sask when I was supposed to.
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Jun 18 2017 11:43:59
... If a parsley farmer is sued, can they garnish his wages?
Only if they lettuce.
That all you got?
I dont see a come-back <G>
It may have been corny and that isn't me.
Sad to report that at the moment, it seems that was all I have.
Cannot think of a suitable comeback right now :(
Well, you win some, lose some.
I told you in a previous message next time might be my turn <G>
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Jun 18 2017 12:00:47
There were many places I wished I could have detoured to during my
many trips south. Unfortunately time was a factor, as was my
elderly mother
I can understand that. I'm still upset that I didn't go to Sask
when I was
supposed to.
Its like going to Costco. If you dont get it while you are there,
it wont be there next time.
Well, you win some, lose some.
I told you in a previous message next time might be my turn <G>
And you remembered that? Wow! (-:
There were many places I wished I could have detoured to during my
many trips south. Unfortunately time was a factor, as was my
elderly mother
I can understand that. I'm still upset that I didn't go to Sask
when I was supposed to.
Its like going to Costco. If you dont get it while you are there,
it wont be there next time.
A curious analogy, but Sask is still there.
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Jun 18 2017 21:32:27
Well, you win some, lose some.
I told you in a previous message next time might be my turn <G>
And you remembered that? Wow! (-:
Amazing, isn't it?
Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Jun 18 2017 21:38:23
There were many places I wished I could have detoured to during my
many trips south. Unfortunately time was a factor, as was my
elderly mother
I can understand that. I'm still upset that I didn't go to Sask
when I was supposed to.
Its like going to Costco. If you dont get it while you are there,
it wont be there next time.
A curious analogy, but Sask is still there.
Yes, but you are not, and the chance has passed pretty much.
Well, you win some, lose some.
I told you in a previous message next time might be my turn <G>
And you remembered that? Wow! (-:
Amazing, isn't it?
Sometimes you surprise me.
Its like going to Costco. If you dont get it while you are there,
it wont be there next time.
A curious analogy, but Sask is still there.
Yes, but you are not, and the chance has passed pretty much.
Why? Americans aren't allowed there anymore? (-:
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