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mikesmowers wrote: Is every one on the wagon tohight?
Not really. It's been a long week. After dinner, couple Scotch's and half a bottle of Bordeaux I think it is time to call it a night and get a good night's sleep. It's going to be a long weekend. Cook all day tomorrow just to get ready for Thanksgiving (Canadian). Final count? Looks like it is 35 for Sunday. Better get to the beer store and LCBO tomorrow.
Good Night to All
GUB
It's Friday, and beer thirty.
MGD today just for something different, I think the first one had a hole in it,
or maybe was defective. Only took a few drinks and its empty already.
Was working on putting up the light valance but lost interest.
I have 28" of separation between the top of the benchwork and the bottom
of the valance. I know some people prefer the shadowbox look, but
that looks kinda small to me. I was thinking raise it up 6"
So what do you guys use? and how do you like it?
I also heard that if you find a mouse in your beer, that you can get
free beer. hose off aye.
Good Evening All;
I'll have a Scotch - Neat with a glass of water. Thought I had a bit more time, but the wife is pointing at here watch. Gotta go. After all it is Church Night! Wonder what kind of wine is being served. Got the Panchetta Melts and off we go.
See You Guys Later.
Mike, you probably wouldn't believe me if I told you my cholesterol level is 88.
Looks like I'm buying this time around.
jeffrey-wimberly wrote:
I'll have what he's having - and a double order of Lipitor. Yummy, that looks good.
Good morming and top 'o' the day to all of ye.
I have a bloody mary this morning. Who's up for breakfast?
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GUB wrote: 91rioja wrote:List of things I would rather do than listen to Disco1) Drop bowling ball on toes multiple times.2) Long slow painful root canal3) Mash body parts in viceNeed I say more?ChrisPS Sorry to offend any lovers of disco. Just my preference. Mike, I'm gonna go out on a limb here. But I sense you might also be a Monty Python fan. Am I correct? Have you seen Spamolot? GUB
91rioja wrote:List of things I would rather do than listen to Disco1) Drop bowling ball on toes multiple times.2) Long slow painful root canal3) Mash body parts in viceNeed I say more?ChrisPS Sorry to offend any lovers of disco. Just my preference.
Mike,
I'm gonna go out on a limb here. But I sense you might also be a Monty Python fan. Am I correct? Have you seen Spamolot?
I guess if I had to make a single choice for favorite all-time musical act, I'd have to say Eric Clapton. I'll certainly listen to Floyd or ELP if they pop up on the radio. Lately, though, the oldies stations have been migrating to the 70's, which to me is leaving the realm of Oldies and entering the decades of "Crummies." I will say, though, that the stuff coming out now is better than most of what I've heard since the Summer of Love. I even enjoyed the Green Day concert last year, in the company of 3 teenage girls. Would have liked it even more if I'd been a teenage boy. Gee, the stuff girls wear to concerts now used to be referred to as "intimate apparel."
Just one quick Bud tonight, please. It's too late for the good stuff. My daughter had a field hockey game after I had work, then a quick dinner and off to Parent-Teacher night. I'm really happy with her teachers this year at Bedford High, and they seem happy with her, too. She may not be interested in trains, but if she can get A's then I'm not gonna complain.
I've been putting in some hours this week painting Baldy's Barbershop and assembling the Walters fire escapes for it, so I don't think I've even powered up the layout since Sunday. It's got a billion and a half little plastic windows to glue together, but I hope to get it assembled this weekend. I'd better do it before I pop the first cold one, though. All downhill from there.
91rioja wrote: GUB wrote: mikesmowers wrote: GUB About PINK FLOYD I think the Album ''The Wall'' has got to be one of the best albums ever produced by anyone! Mike Not that I want to start a war of words or albums for that fact. I agree that "The Wall" is great and I do mean great but there are a couple of other albums which are close in comparison. "The Final Cut" is a must for a "Wall" fans and of course with out question "Wish You Were Here" and lastly "Momentary Laspe of Reason" are all albums that are a must if you are a Pink Floyd fan. But then again, that's just my opinion. I'll have another Scotch plaese. GUB Agreed. The Wall stands as a great concept album delving into the dark side of lunacy as experienced by Sid Barett. But, I do have to agree with The Final Cut, Wish You Were Here, and Animals as some of my favorites. For a taste in the bizarre, add Ummagumma (I think I spelled that right).Chris
GUB wrote: mikesmowers wrote: GUB About PINK FLOYD I think the Album ''The Wall'' has got to be one of the best albums ever produced by anyone! Mike Not that I want to start a war of words or albums for that fact. I agree that "The Wall" is great and I do mean great but there are a couple of other albums which are close in comparison. "The Final Cut" is a must for a "Wall" fans and of course with out question "Wish You Were Here" and lastly "Momentary Laspe of Reason" are all albums that are a must if you are a Pink Floyd fan. But then again, that's just my opinion. I'll have another Scotch plaese. GUB
mikesmowers wrote: GUB About PINK FLOYD I think the Album ''The Wall'' has got to be one of the best albums ever produced by anyone! Mike
Not that I want to start a war of words or albums for that fact. I agree that "The Wall" is great and I do mean great but there are a couple of other albums which are close in comparison. "The Final Cut" is a must for a "Wall" fans and of course with out question "Wish You Were Here" and lastly "Momentary Laspe of Reason" are all albums that are a must if you are a Pink Floyd fan.
But then again, that's just my opinion. I'll have another Scotch plaese.
Carefull with that Axe Eugene!
Mike;
When I cook a Pot Roast I like to do it in a cast iron pot on the BBQ and turn one burner off while the other is on med to low and let it go all afternoon.
jeffrey-wimberly wrote:I used to listen to Pink Floyd when I was in the army, also Ted Nugent, Aerosmith, Molly Hatchett, AC/DC, Kiss and a host of others. As I've gotten older, my tastes have slid back to classic rock, the 50's, 60's and 70's.
Back in the late sixties and early seventies all I would listen to were Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd and Emerson Lake and Palmer. I can't say I was a big fan of Ted Nugent, but I did like some of his songs. I did like Alice Cooper who was also from Detroit which is close to where i grew up. I'm afraid that Aerosmith,ACDC & Kiss decidely not my cup of tea. Now, Molly Hatchett on the other hand, I seem to recollect them as one of the bands we would listen to. NEVER DISCO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I still listen to Yes, Pink Floyd, Genesis and ELP. Actually went to a Yes concert last year where all the oriignal members performed. It was one of the best concerts i ahve ever been at.
Now I have a tendency to listen to Swing, Classical and Sound Tracks - Lord of the Rings?
GUB wrote: 91rioja wrote:Scotch and Yes and Pink Floyd! GUB I know I liked you from the beginning. Throw a little Rush into the mix, and I'll be in heaven.Chris Chris How'd the pot roast turn out the other night with the stout? It's good yo know that there are other train fans who like Yes and Pink Floyd, who like to cook and .... GUB
91rioja wrote:Scotch and Yes and Pink Floyd! GUB I know I liked you from the beginning. Throw a little Rush into the mix, and I'll be in heaven.Chris
Chris
How'd the pot roast turn out the other night with the stout?
It's good yo know that there are other train fans who like Yes and Pink Floyd, who like to cook and ....