Well there were...but now we're all lumbering up towards BC to give Driftwood a long, slow, dino butt kicking.Windaria said:
You mean those signs with the green border and big shotgun holes in the middle? Why would we mess with those?Windaria said:
unionrdr said:
On which part?
On which part?
Oh man,I didn't pay attention to that. Weird that I didn't go back several pages either. I must've been looking for something else & found this one,forgetting where I was?...or maybe a link to part of a new/old discussion?
Oh well,it's still pertinent.
On which part?
I started serious cider and wine at 12 out of curiosity, circa 1969. Brewed beer at 15. I kind of wondered about possible family members being runners. Personally I invoke the 5th (amendment, not bottle).
I haven't bought a BMC since 1995. I'm 56 now and still going strong working woods, fields and construction. A bit slower mayhap but still effective and deliberate. Goes to show you what a little high quality home brew can do for you.
On which part?
I started serious cider and wine at 12 out of curiosity, circa 1969. Brewed beer at 15. I kind of wondered about possible family members being runners. Personally I invoke the 5th (amendment, not bottle).
I haven't bought a BMC since 1995. I'm 56 now and still going strong working woods, fields and construction. A bit slower mayhap but still effective and deliberate. Goes to show you what a little high quality home brew can do for you.
I started making wine at 15,which was 1971. Dad used to brag to friends & relatives that visited how good it was & would have me dig out a bottle. I didn't start on beer till age 54,3 years ago now. I got worked too hard for too long,doing manual labor since I was a kid. Ford finished the job. I can barely walk with a cane now. I dug out a basement with a matic washtub & shovel when I was in 5th grade. Not the kinda job a kid should get stuck with. My luck I guess.
