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....another one. this afternoon will find me raising a pint (or a few) at Bent River Brewing Company in Moline, Illinois. Check it out sometime if you're anywhere near the iowa/illinois border. :mug:

Alpha King.

Badger Badger Badger.com! The Original Dancing Badgers! you're welcome.

Wooooooooooooooooo! Friday! Heading down to el bait shop as soon as I can get out of here. Only bar in Des Moines, Iowa with a 1970's fishing/mexican food theme. Hard to believe, I know. Oh - did I mention the 100 taps? :rockin:

Oh, and play (and collect) bass guitars.

I make art. (more at www.aarontinder.com if anyone is interested.)

It's a very good thing to remind yourself of what you have that you should NOT be taking for granted. Thanks to the original poster for presenting one of those reminders. Got a healthy family, beautiful kids, just enough money to pay the bills. Yesterday my daughter brought home her first...

It's a great vehicle on everything except gas mileage. I've got a '97. Bought it with 93,000 on it about a year and a half ago, and I paid 4600. Highway mileage is about 19, and on a mix of highway and city driving I get about 16-17. Easy to work on even if you're not an expert mechanic...

Wow, we sure have a lot of "classic rock" disciples on here. Nothing wrong with that, I'm just surprised at the uniformity of responses so far. My all-time list: 1. Uncle Tupelo 2. Son Volt 3. Wilco 4. about seventeen other bands all equally

Casey Blake (plays for the Cleveland Indians). He was two years behind me in school. And now several million dollars ahead of me.

It's Not Peculiar - Husker Du

+1 on the plunger - I just had to do that to my shower drain this morning, and it always works like a charm.

92%: Drunkard. :mug:

Welcome. I'm relatively new here myself, but glad to see a fellow Iowan. Where do you live? (By the way, I've only been brewing for a couple years.) :mug:

my 3-year-old son wanted to be a semi truck.

Plays more like a solid-body. Some might tell you there's a significant tonal difference, but to me it mainly sounds like a Telecaster. I'm working on a couple project Teles also - once the bug bites you, you can't stop collecting parts and putting them together....

Tele Thinline - semi-hollow body. Originally made from the late '60s through late '70s. Mine's a reissue from the mid '90s. Sweet guitar.

Can't pass up a chance to show off the kids. :mug:

I like to play with guitars. I'm mostly a bass player, but mess around with other vintage stuff too.

Car Wheels on a Gravel Road - Lucinda Williams