Looking at the coon hound mod...

It's like a reverse Instagram filter!

And he's taller!

Bimbo will never be broken from the images of cheap white bread and pandulce.

Unfortunately, it seems there are always some duds out there...

Lighting Science
Mar 19, 2013

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Canned bleurgh.:greenface

That is my favorite canned chili. I've been eating it since I was Born. Hooray for Texas.

Kentucky Race Day IPA

Now, I'll readily admit I don't like the taste of beer. But, I like the result of drinking beer. That's why I drink Bud Light, cuz it goes down like water, it's cheap and I can drink a ton of it and get drunk and not wake up the next day paralyzed, unable to function.

Someone left a sixer of these things in the fridge:

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Awful tasting shit. Someone who likes Lowenbrau, or Michelob Dark might like them. I had to chew each drink before I could swallow it. It's a bit thick on the tongue.

Just play it safe and avoid it if you can.

Your first IPA?

I'm guessing that the 'chewiness' is a common thing with IPAs?

I'm not sure if it's my first or not...Definitely the most IPA I've drank. I finished the six of them.

I had to make a face, or two.

The part I find a bit strong (the 'chewy' part), is that the hops, or, the malt talking?

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/kentuck...on-ipa/348329/

Sounds like it just sucks as a beer frankly! I mean normally you'd expect about twice the flavor of a reg'lar beer and 1.5 times the alcohol.

Hops is a bitter citrus flavor. Like grapefruit rind. Malt is sweet and heavier. Like mollasses. The balance is the key. Your pallet is trainable. In 4.5 years, I've slowly affected Amandas preference just by making her taste my beer.

She now prefers Goose Island IPA. Used to drink Miller lite exclusively.

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Rubber bands!!! That's the smell I couldn't identify. It smelled like a fresh-bought bag of rubber bands.

As I mentioned, these were free. I'd hate to have paid for them.:yelsick:

This is dumb, 20 odd layers of carbon fiber with stainless inserts. I suppose if Dad gets sick of ties for Christmas/Daddy Day, and you're grasping at straws, it's different. But in practice there's no advantage and they suck. :crone:

If they're as strong as a steel wrench, I can see the attraction.

For repetitive work (like an assembly line) not requiring insane strength, I can see the applications.