That's the ironic part. A Belgian company ( Inbev ) purchased Bud a few years ago making the name change
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That's the ironic part. A Belgian company ( Inbev ) purchased Bud a few years ago making the name change
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Good morning all and Happy Thursday!
Page 932 is not opening because that picture of Slim Witman looks evil, first thing you see when you try to open!
That's an evil looking person! 
Hope everyone is off to a great start, it's cloudy and overcast in the part of Virginia I'm in and I don't know where that's at? Must be a secret location so the hordes can't find me!
Page 932 is not opening because that picture of Slim Witman looks evil, first thing you see when you try to open!
That's an evil looking person! Hope everyone is off to a great start, it's cloudy and overcast in the part of Virginia I'm in and I don't know where that's at? Must be a secret location so the hordes can't find me!
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kwselke
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AB Inbev is Belgian, but considered an international corporation. There are a lot of US shareholders including Busch family members. Budweiser aka America is made in several US located breweries.
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No polls!
Exposure to different music, old and new!
Plastic/vinyl is good
No confrontation, no criticism, no shoulda woulda coulda, some light handed heckling!
Fun, funny, some sad, informative, wondering, wandering, hilarious, questionable
Health tips, drinking tips
Everybody likes the animals, their stories and pictures
Shared travel
Weather
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brigeton
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Hi everybody
I've been off the air for a few days cause we've been getting new linoleum in the kitchen where the computer sits. I have been lurking a little on my wifes Kindle. They just did surgery on my SIL. Wife just called with report that he is out. They removed a bad kidney and a tumor that was 20-25lbs. They said surgery went really well. We'll just have to wait & see what the next step is.
I've been off the air for a few days cause we've been getting new linoleum in the kitchen where the computer sits. I have been lurking a little on my wifes Kindle. They just did surgery on my SIL. Wife just called with report that he is out. They removed a bad kidney and a tumor that was 20-25lbs. They said surgery went really well. We'll just have to wait & see what the next step is.
Apparently, the sofa hog family that turned the waiting room into an Irish pub was escorted from the hospital by 6 security guards last evening.
Just pretend this is hwitty.
Just pretend this is hwitty.
kwselke
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Something drifted by, so I'll share... https://youtu.be/EWw0bozukeo
Isn't it a wonderful thing when that karma wheel comes grinding around?
Arik
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In Bev as others have said. It is an international company. They own something like 300 brands. The next biggest one is Heineken. They own something like 200 brands. Between the two they own most of the world's beer production
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Roadtrash
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Well as long as they keep making it I'll keep drinking it who ever owns it.
kwselke
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Early some mornings, on my walks I pass a bus stop where there is an older gentleman in a security guard uniform waiting for the bus. We smile at each other and say good morning. This reminds me of him and what I envision his story is... https://youtu.be/ceUV3AQaShk
Not a big fan of In-Bev or whatever their name is! They bought out Rolling Rock Beer and closed down the Latrobe Brewery! How can you make Rolling Rock without their brewery and their water?
Never liked Bud either so I don't frequent their other brands except for maybe a cold Heiny!
So in other words screw In-Bev!
Never liked Bud either so I don't frequent their other brands except for maybe a cold Heiny!
So in other words screw In-Bev!
SW MP15
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Having trouble getting/loading the Drift? Oh well!
Today its storming. But this weekend is supposed to be nice. Perfect weather for the Good Guys car show. The high Saturday is 70 degrees. Perfect!
Had to go this morning and get a valve stem replaced on my 32 Ford Hot Rod. My son has been cleaning on it and was buffing the Torque Thrust wheels and got a little too aggressive on the rear. Luckily he noticed the tire was low, came in and told me and I knew right away what happened. No big deal. I've done it before, not on these wheels, but I have done it. He was amazed that I knew what it was. But He yanked it off and I took it and a new chrome valve stem to Discount Tire and they replaced it for me, even rebalanced it and didn't charge me a dime! And even checked the air in my truck tires. Then I went to Mickey D's to get breakfast and sit in the drive through line, longer than I was at Discount Tire! And luckily it was a slow leak, because I had driven it right after he buffed the wheels, the other night. And I kind'a lit them up a few times. It's hard not too. Glad he noticed last night, before we headed to the car show tomorrow. Just Lucky he saw it. I would have hated to ruin the rim or the tire, or both! Both are expensive! And NO spare.
So just sitting here and watching all the Thunder Storm warnings and beeps going across the bottom of the TV screen. And listening to the hard rain. And waiting on the cold front to come through, for the Beautiful Weekend weather!
I hope everyone has a great rest of the day. Stay safe! Be well and check your tires air pressure! Because you never know when you'll whack your valve stem? That didn't come out right? Neither did that! Oh, just forget it! Y'all know what I mean? Check Your Tires!!!
Having trouble getting/loading the Drift? Oh well!
Today its storming. But this weekend is supposed to be nice. Perfect weather for the Good Guys car show. The high Saturday is 70 degrees. Perfect!
Had to go this morning and get a valve stem replaced on my 32 Ford Hot Rod. My son has been cleaning on it and was buffing the Torque Thrust wheels and got a little too aggressive on the rear. Luckily he noticed the tire was low, came in and told me and I knew right away what happened. No big deal. I've done it before, not on these wheels, but I have done it. He was amazed that I knew what it was. But He yanked it off and I took it and a new chrome valve stem to Discount Tire and they replaced it for me, even rebalanced it and didn't charge me a dime! And even checked the air in my truck tires. Then I went to Mickey D's to get breakfast and sit in the drive through line, longer than I was at Discount Tire! And luckily it was a slow leak, because I had driven it right after he buffed the wheels, the other night. And I kind'a lit them up a few times. It's hard not too. Glad he noticed last night, before we headed to the car show tomorrow. Just Lucky he saw it. I would have hated to ruin the rim or the tire, or both! Both are expensive! And NO spare.
So just sitting here and watching all the Thunder Storm warnings and beeps going across the bottom of the TV screen. And listening to the hard rain. And waiting on the cold front to come through, for the Beautiful Weekend weather!
I hope everyone has a great rest of the day. Stay safe! Be well and check your tires air pressure! Because you never know when you'll whack your valve stem? That didn't come out right? Neither did that! Oh, just forget it! Y'all know what I mean? Check Your Tires!!!
vonn
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Just drifting in to read a few posts before I finish up for the day. I wonder how much business the small Beer makers are taking from the big ones? Ice cream truck just cruised by my shop door peddling his wares but I resisted! Drift on!
kwselke
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The last I heard, the 'Craft' small brewers have 10% of the market, imports have about 15% of the market. This is by volume. The mega-domestic beers still control the volume market, but are losing the margin. The mega beers have become commodities like gasoline and pork bellies (yes, bacon is a commodity). The craft beers are supporting pricing. I hope that makes since.
kwselke
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I have tried to keep my own comments about Homer's diary of the events on the USS Yolo to a minimum. I feel compelled to comment on today's entry. My father was Officer Of the Deck on Yolo when the attack on the New Mexico occurred. I will not try to explain what he told me of the events other than it was a battle to the death. Those that know the feeling will understand.
May 12, 1945
Even though the weather was bad during the night there were no alerts and all hands rested. With dawn the weather improved enough to station the special sea detail and get under¬way for the Yontan anchorage even though all stores were not aboard. There, anchored by the stern, the bow would be away from the sea and thus loading could continue. The signalman has 70 messages from ships wanting provisions. Lighters were scarce so Bridge, after much delay, loaded the remainder of the stores in her LCMs.
This evening a totally unexpected GQ was signaled. Two undetect¬ed Oscars approached Hagushi, circled the anchorage, selected as their target the battleship New Mexico anchored within 100 yards of Yolo, and then with machine guns blazing attacked in screaming dives from a high altitude. The first Oscar was hit by AA and plunged in the sea but its bomb exploded making the BB's stack look like a giant blowtorch. The second, al¬though hit, crashed New Mexico's sun deck and island destroying most of the AA battery concentrated there. Casualties were heavy with 54 killed and 119 wounded. Other enemy were in the area until 2200. Later the Japanese indicated that on May 10-12 Kikusui VI was launched. Of the approximately 300 planes involved some 150 were kamikazes.
May 12, 1945
Even though the weather was bad during the night there were no alerts and all hands rested. With dawn the weather improved enough to station the special sea detail and get under¬way for the Yontan anchorage even though all stores were not aboard. There, anchored by the stern, the bow would be away from the sea and thus loading could continue. The signalman has 70 messages from ships wanting provisions. Lighters were scarce so Bridge, after much delay, loaded the remainder of the stores in her LCMs.
This evening a totally unexpected GQ was signaled. Two undetect¬ed Oscars approached Hagushi, circled the anchorage, selected as their target the battleship New Mexico anchored within 100 yards of Yolo, and then with machine guns blazing attacked in screaming dives from a high altitude. The first Oscar was hit by AA and plunged in the sea but its bomb exploded making the BB's stack look like a giant blowtorch. The second, al¬though hit, crashed New Mexico's sun deck and island destroying most of the AA battery concentrated there. Casualties were heavy with 54 killed and 119 wounded. Other enemy were in the area until 2200. Later the Japanese indicated that on May 10-12 Kikusui VI was launched. Of the approximately 300 planes involved some 150 were kamikazes.
BigCityChief
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BigCityChief
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There are no sofa hogs in Irish pubs. Such places are considered almost holy and deserving of a high level of decorum by all present thereat.[emoji56]
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Now all ya need is a matching helmet, jersey and shorts.
SW MP15
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Instant Diabetic Coma?
Supper for wifey?
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What, No Oriole Crumbs or any Sprinkles?
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