Niagara Railroader wrote: I love how all you Americans are talking about a mans beer...... You want a Canadian fling, go for Le Fin Du Monde!!! Nuff Said!And good luck on the layout! w00t!alexP
I love how all you Americans are talking about a mans beer......
You want a Canadian fling, go for Le Fin Du Monde!!! Nuff Said!
And good luck on the layout! w00t!
alexP
Le Fin Du Monde? sounds like "the Limp of Wrist" ???
Does that make it a "Manly Man" beer?
Of course my french is so bad it could say a fish dish with wine sauce
Sorry, but the words French & beer just dont go well together, like German & humor, British & dental-hygene, or Russian & high-tech...
Have fun with your trains
loathar wrote:Want some advice? Hold off on the Budweisers till AFTER the track work's done...
Nonsense! Why, I have done some of my finest track laying after a drink or two.
Dave Nelson
Hello. I'm just getting started in the forum myself. Good luck with your layout and I can't wait to see some pics!
Bill
Rolling Rock, errrrr... isnt that just water with foam on it? Guess its something to ween the kids on
Now for a Man's drink that you can stand a knife in...
John,
I would say have those brews while working; it'll be much more enjoyable!
Good luck to you; have fun.
It's the microbrews here in Idaho - - yum!
dknelson wrote: I have been reliably informed that Rolling Rock is the better choice for layout builders, but this may be another of those scale-specific things. Dave Nelson
I have been reliably informed that Rolling Rock is the better choice for layout builders, but this may be another of those scale-specific things.
You are absolutely right! Heres one on me.
Good news folks,
I am starting my new layout tonight!
I am doing the Atlas HO-15 which is called the Minium-sixe twice around.
230 dollars at the hobby shop and a couple of Budweisers and I am underway.
Wish me luck and I will post my progress later.
Thanks for your advice John Galt.
jkoso