Who's willing to do a side-by-side blind taste test?
Who's willing to do a side-by-side blind taste test?
That really should be done with a triangle test right? I think we need minimum of 30 tasters on this.Who's willing to do a side-by-side blind taste test?
Who's willing to do a side-by-side blind taste test?
I know of a guy (a friend of someone I worked with) who came home drunk and hungry, found something in the frig to heat up and eat. It was dog food. The bad thing is that now, anytime he complains about his wife's cooking, she says "well, I could microwave some dog food for ya".
I have a friend named Robert who’s nickname is “Biscuit”. Years ago, he and his wife were at a party at a friend’s house. Robert, bored, wandered off to the living room to watch TV while the others were in the kitchen. The host went looking for Robert and found him in the darkened room in front of the tube, munching away on something. The host asked “what ya eating, Robert?” Robert sez “cookies”. Host says “we ain’t got any cookies”. Turned on the lamp to reveal a plate with Milk Bones on it. Alcohol was, of course, involved, and Robert hasn’t lived it down in the 30 years since.I know of a guy (a friend of someone I worked with) who came home drunk and hungry, found something in the frig to heat up and eat. It was dog food. The bad thing is that now, anytime he complains about his wife's cooking, she says "well, I could microwave some dog food for ya".
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Ah, yes... memories of bygone times, growing up in the Midwest. Winter tires and Summer tires. I still remember my first set of studded tires when I lived in Maine in the 70s.
Now with modern radial tires and better suspensions, that all seems like an ancient throwback until you have to stop and "chain up" at the Donner Pass and certain other mountain areas.
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