10,300 miles as the Crow flys
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- MichiganCornhusker
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Re: 10,300 miles as the Crow flys
Aw, we miss you guys, too!
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thecroweater wrote:Well home now to cold rain and flooding not to mention a car that won't start
But your home safe and that's what is important. Everything else be damned. You took a ride in a magic tin can that didn't drop out of the sky with you in it. Yay for modern magic.
All joking aside- hope the damage isn't to bad, and dead battery?
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Re: 10,300 miles as the Crow flys
Vegemite on toast, dusting of parmisan. I tell ya them fellas over yonder are missing out
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Re: 10,300 miles as the Crow flys
Now that's pretty up-market!
Never tried the parmesan...
Geoff
Never tried the parmesan...
Geoff
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I tried Vegemite once. It was like eating battery acid, only less flavorful, less pleasant, and burned more.
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I'll pass on that . Just ate a bar of soap and I wouldn't want to ruin the taste .
If you ain't the lead dog in the team , the scenery never changes . Ga Flatwoods made my avatar and I want to thank him for that .
Don't drink water , fish fornicate in it .
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Re: 10,300 miles as the Crow flys
Avocado and Vegemite is the bomb, these sepos just don't get it. Stuffs made from beer like all things good in this worldThe Baker wrote:Now that's pretty up-market!
Never tried the parmesan...
Geoff
So we are going through customs , see all these Asians getting their luggage gone through. We get asked if we have stuff to declare, yep duty free grog smokes cigars etc , no worries head over there. They got this xray set up to go through but get stopped before there and get asked there what we have, tell that fella booze and smokes . He says OK through there and point to doors so we say "ya mean check station 2" and he smiles and says nar your right go home. Pretty rapped as I expected to get all but two packets of my carton binned along with the Levi Garrett , turns out I didn't need to tip out that platt valley goat piss
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Re: 10,300 miles as the Crow flys
Any reason to dump the Platte Valley is a good one
Glad you guys made it home safe. Enjoyed having you and Suzie. You're welcome back anytime.
Glad you guys made it home safe. Enjoyed having you and Suzie. You're welcome back anytime.
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Thanks Jar , all you guys made our trip very memorable. I can't say enough about everyone's hospitality and all those that traveled to meet with us also not to mention a few behind the scenes we didnt get to meet that afforded us so much assistance, thank you don't half say it. We felt blessed to meet you all and MCH who generously lent us his car helped us cover a lot of ground as time ran short.
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Thank you guys for delivering my car to DC for me! Picked it up early today and it sure beats driving around town in a box truck.
The road trip is as American as apple pie, happy you got a chance to drive around on our highways, lots to see.
I told Ms Crow that we should time these trips with the olympics, I'll come over to Aus in 2 years, then you guys are back here in 4...
Was sure great to meet you both, must be nice to be back home though.
Oh, and thanks (?) for leaving the Bundy in the trunk, it won't go to waste.
The road trip is as American as apple pie, happy you got a chance to drive around on our highways, lots to see.
I told Ms Crow that we should time these trips with the olympics, I'll come over to Aus in 2 years, then you guys are back here in 4...
Was sure great to meet you both, must be nice to be back home though.
Oh, and thanks (?) for leaving the Bundy in the trunk, it won't go to waste.
Shouting and shooting, I can't let them catch me...
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Hmm Bundy, you gonna strip the paint on the rear quarter panel?
happy stillin,
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happy stillin,
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HMMM................ All I can say is that my 89 yr old Dad liked that Bundy better than the swill he buys from the 'jar store' every week when he came to S3 16 Truckorama . I don't keep him in a drop all the time . He works on my stock too hard when it is 'free' .FullySilenced wrote:Hmm Bundy, you gonna strip the paint on the rear quarter panel?
happy stillin,
FS
If you ain't the lead dog in the team , the scenery never changes . Ga Flatwoods made my avatar and I want to thank him for that .
Don't drink water , fish fornicate in it .
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... And the box of ammo...MichiganCornhusker wrote:....leaving the Bundy in the trunk, it won't go to waste.
Shouting and shooting, I can't let them catch me...
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Bottle of booze and a box of ammo in the trunk? Are we sure they don't have US citizenship? If not, they ought to.
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carton of smokes under the seat?DSM Loki wrote:Bottle of booze and a box of ammo in the trunk? Are we sure they don't have US citizenship? If not, they ought to.
I finally quit drinking for good.
now i drink for evil.
now i drink for evil.
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Not ready to reach under there yet.HDNB wrote:...carton of smokes under the seat?
Shouting and shooting, I can't let them catch me...
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Didn't mention shine in the cooler . Y'all say Merica we say Strayia sounds about the same from a distance, asked for smokes in a gas station and got asked if I was from down south, said sure was, South OZ is way way down south, got a mighty confused look till the penny dropped. Some of them checkout chicks are not as sharp as others. Still it was better then getting asked if we were English or in the case of one dork NZ (fighting words)DSM Loki wrote:Bottle of booze and a box of ammo in the trunk? Are we sure they don't have US citizenship? If not, they ought to.
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. Benjamin Franklin
Re: 10,300 miles as the Crow flys
LOL sounds like you had fun.
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Had my family try it and they think I'm nuts. I love Vegemite on some buttered toast. Awesome in the mornings with some eggs over easy!thecroweater wrote:Vegemite on toast, dusting of parmisan. I tell ya them fellas over yonder are missing out
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See he gets it yes ya need butter, the only good thing by itself on toast is butter everything else is aux.Snackson wrote:Had my family try it and they think I'm nuts. I love Vegemite on some buttered toast. Awesome in the mornings with some eggs over easy!thecroweater wrote:Vegemite on toast, dusting of parmisan. I tell ya them fellas over yonder are missing out
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Ha, didn't even see that, it was tucked in behind the remnants of the Froot Loops hooch.thecroweater wrote:Didn't mention shine in the cooler
I'll be checking that out tonight.
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Re: 10,300 miles as the Crow flys
ya still got fruit loops hootch left
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Seeing as we never got checked I wish I brought one of them home, I left grog and took grog where ever we went to swap stuff around assuming I wouldn't get any of it home
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It is done.jedneck wrote:ya still got fruit loops hootch left
I've shlepped that bottle around, even enlisted Crow to carry it to and fro, and still it survived.
But tonight the last of the Froot Loop shine was officially drank and drunk.
I shared a sip with a trusted bartender and he offered to make up a cocktail for it with some obscure sweet vermouth and a dash of orange bitters. It was a delicious end to a unique spirit.
Time to be watching for the next sale on Kellogg's....
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Fruit loops does make a glorious drop. Let me know if you notice it goes on sale again, I wouldn't mind fermenting a hundred gallons of that ha-ha
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Re: 10,300 miles as the Crow flys
I did 55 gal of froot loops. I think we used 10 bags (about 2 boxes each). Just got the off brand loops from the discount grocery store.DSM Loki wrote:Fruit loops does make a glorious drop. Let me know if you notice it goes on sale again, I wouldn't mind fermenting a hundred gallons of that ha-ha
I really love this stuff, embarrassing to say in front of all you fine whiskey sippers, but I like what I like.
But what the heck do I know.....I am still learning.
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not true i still have half a 375 bottle .......MichiganCornhusker wrote:
But tonight the last of the Froot Loop shine was officially drank and drunk.
i always thought that froot loops likker and sprite would be a great drink
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Rednecks white socks and blue ribbon beeR was just playing. Miss you guys. We had a rough 12 months but things are looking up and maybe we'll start saving up for round two in another year or so
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Re: 10,300 miles as the Crow flys
We miss you too Crow! It was great to talk to you this weekend. Perhaps we can get out there to beautiful Strayia sometime in the next couple of years!
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