how about a meme generator thread...
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Snark_Wolf_Brewing
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H.S. Thompson, RIP.
Pro-tip for recipes, if an ingredient volume requires you to purchase more than one of the standard retail size container of said ingredient, it is an excellent idea to verify said volume elsewhere.
Snark_Wolf_Brewing
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Ahahahahhahaha! But I think your beer has Graves Disease? 
Yours is fast, but mine is slow.
How'd we get them? I don't know
We're going to get nasty letters.
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idk;, high quality alcohol based ones compare favorably to some of the isht they sell as liqueurs. ;}
At least they're in the right place when they get the $h1t scared out of them.
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I'll admit, it took me a second.
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Well, it's easy to forget they were air cooled.
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That was a great ad campaign in the 60s, and remember some really fantastic and creative ones from that era. A few of the TV ads featured a struggling young actor who became a very famous Oscar winner. Can you name him?
And the engine was in the rear.Well, it's easy to forget they were air cooled.
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And, the engine is in the back.Well, it's easy to forget they were air cooled.
Edit: never mind. Someone beat me to it.
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It took me a second, but not much more. Then I did a quick google search to see if I could find an image of why I knew, but I was wrong. I don't know why I knew.
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It took me a second, but not much more. Then I did a quick google search to see if I could find an image of why I knew, but I was wrong. I don't know why I knew.
The Urkel Mobile. I'm really feeling old now. lol
I actually sat in one of these back in the late 1950's, in Aberdeen, SD. An Isetta from multiple manufacturers.It took me a second, but not much more. Then I did a quick google search to see if I could find an image of why I knew, but I was wrong. I don't know why I knew.
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I don't know what would've brought you to Aberdeen. I lived in South Dakota for a few years and I never went anywhere near that place.
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I'll do ya' one better! Growing up in the 50s, we had a family friend who owned one (Isetta) and I rode in it on occasion. The tricycle configuration (actually the rear axle was two "dually" wheels) made it questionably stable, and the forward opening door made it a death trap in a collision. Our friend got broadsided at a stoplight and had to be extracted through the roof of the vehicle. It could have gotten really ugly if there had been any post-crash fire.I actually sat in one of these back in the late 1950's, in Aberdeen, SD. An Isetta from multiple manufacturers.
Brew on
I also like this unstable TV car:
