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Sunday, October 20, 2024
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Thermochromatic, huh?
ReplyDeleteAnd it's youse guys.
edutcher, huh? I believed it.
DeleteIn the west it's yous.
#3) Now I have to try that with our air fryer.
ReplyDeleteEdward, Hot bacon sounds like a wiener.
Delete#6 Obama made it legal for the media to purposely lie to the American people. In 2012 he signed HR 4310 which allowed propaganda to be used on US citizens by its own government. Essentially repealing the Smith/Mundt act of a 1948, which banned the use of domestic propaganda
ReplyDeleteAnon, there's memes out there with this very info on them.
Delete#9 (boys with beer) I heartily approve of this message, and would suggest better lifelong relationships that are bound by Beer. Garronteee they'll be high fiveing when they win! And in 50 years when their livers are failing they can look back on all the "good" times they had.
ReplyDeleteDakota Viking, let's hear it for bad livers and good times.
DeleteIn the late 1940s, my grandma bought a GE refrigerator. When she lost her leg to diabetes in 1961, she moved in with my aunt and uncle and sold her home. My dad and uncles moved everything in the house and we ended up with that fridge and a TV and some other stuff. That fridge became our only fridge for about 15 years and when we got a newer, larger one, we moved it to the basement and still used it for beer, soda, etc. When I finished grad school in 1988, it became my wife’s and mine. We moved it in 1990 to our first house and a couple years later it again went into the basement. In 1996 when we moved across country it was still running fine after 50 years, but we conveyed it with the house because we planned to get a new one. I’m using a nice large fridge that we bought about 10 years ago, but I do not expect it to last 50 years.
ReplyDeleteRob Muir, the best I can do is I bought one for our brand newly remodeled kitchen in 1991 and it's still going strong. Well hell, that's 33 years huh ... not bad.
DeleteI have one of those fridges in my garage. 70s green. Great beer cooler and extra freezer space. Jeff C in NC
ReplyDeleteJeff C in NC, and it sounds like it dodged a hurricane. 60 years old too boot ... way to go. I hope the past events find you well also.
DeleteFake bacon and light beer should be crimes punishable by hanging.
ReplyDeleteIt's like getting a hug from a hooker who has a bigger bulge than you.
Grumpy, I'm with you, but that analogy ... was that a recent experience?
DeleteMy wife's grandparents 1950 GE "electric refrigerating machine" is still
Deletekeeping the beer cold in my garage.
That's 74 years and it's never had a repair or Freon charge. Ain't pretty but I think I'll keep it.
Bubbarust
It was the fastest I have ever become sober in my life.
DeleteThe trauma has had such an impact on me, I don't even hug my dog any more.
Bubberust, just sit back and enjoy the cold beer.
DeleteGrumpy, I hope everyone else is enjoying your comment thread as I am. LOL LOLL LOL!!!
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