Random Picture Thread

[grampamark]

Probably a 10mm

 

[kartracer2]

Probably a 10mm
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And takes forever to warm up.

 

[Tom R]

I love it when there is a solid explanation for a problem, rather than a "Well, it might be this".

 

[balrog]

Well, the cellar is currently 49F, and temp control is important. The bubble wrap comes in free in long strips w some morebeer orders is easy to put on, take off. I suppose I should make it prettier or not post pictures eh?

Not at all! My starter setup is just leftover mash-wrap:

 

[MaxStout]

In the spirit of 2022, I'm saying "fark it."

 

[Broothru]

How do you expect Goodell to make another 6 million?

Truth^^^

But not out of MY wallet. I've got too much $$$$ earmarked as Beer Bucks. Now, if you want to talk NCAA hoops, we might have a different discussion.

 

[Broothru]

Probably a 10mm
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At first I thought that was a spark plug.. no wisecracking about 'mericans not appreciating the metric system. Don't knock it if ya' ain't tried it.

 

[MaxStout]

 

[Gary G]

 

[day_trippr]

O gauge?

 

[Gary G]

O gauge?

Yes

 

[Gary G]

Here is an action shot with my brewery!

 

[Pkrd]

Here is an action shot with my brewery!

Does it realistically run off the tracks after the driver has stopped there?

 

[Ki-ri-n]

Is Sprecher your "actual" brewery???
Or are you just a"Milwaukee area" guy?

 

[kartracer2]

Here is an action shot with my brewery!View attachment 754505

Thinking a C&NW loco would be more appropriate, but that's just me.
Cheers,
Joel B.

 

[Gary G]

Is Sprecher your "actual" brewery???
Or are you just a"Milwaukee area" guy?

Not sure! It is a Menard’s product.

 

[Gary G]

Not sure! It is a Menard’s product.

No. Not my actual brewery. My train layout brewery.

 

[GrogNerd]

 

[MaxStout]

 

[bruce_the_loon]

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Not sure if I should be more concerned about the level of obviousness of that instruction or the one below it.

 

[Ki-ri-n]

Go one further, Made In the USA. I thought most textiles were outsourced now days.

 

[grampamark]

Go one further, Made In the USA. I thought most textiles were outsourced now days.

I can see an American company, especially a smaller one, owned/managed by people who would be inclined to have a little fun with a label that almost no one reads, doing that. Of course, there’s always Photoshop…

 

[corkybstewart]

I can see an American company, especially a smaller one, owned/managed by people who would be inclined to have a little fun with a label that almost no one reads, doing that. Of course, there’s always Photoshop…
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A couple of years ago a sizeable company put an apology for trump being elected on their laundry labels, Actually it was prior to trump FACT CHECK: Do Tom Bihn Bags Carry a Hidden Message About the President?

 

[soccerdad]

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This might explain why the cutest girls in my life wouldn't really speak to me very much. I might try this.

 

[MaxStout]

This might explain why the cutest girls in my life wouldn't really speak to me very much. I might try this.

 

[MaxStout]

Getting some blizzard-like conditions here, albeit not as bad as VA had. Still...glad I'm not commuting.

 

[Broothru]

Can't believe how bad it got in Virginia and DC. Friends in Fredericksburg are still without power 2 days after the storm. Our forecast (North Central MD, near PA border) was to expect up to 10", but we barely got a dusting that melted by 9 am. Grandkids visiting from Florida were really bummed out. Mimi & Cappy, not so much.

 

[MaxStout]

Since snows like that are not as common in the area, they tend to have fewer plows, salt trucks, etc., compared to farther north.

CSB: I was stationed at Ft. Eustis, VA back in the '80s. We had a freak snowstorm that dumped 8 or so inches of snow and we were all outside the barracks, using what few shovels we could find, plus brooms and pieces of boards to clear the walks. The post had plows for the streets and got that done fairly quickly, but off-post, the cities were scrambling to get roads cleared with the few available plows.

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

 

[Erik the Anglophile]

Northern lights.

 

[GrogNerd]

call... & raise

Northern lights.

 

[corkybstewart]

A metaphor for 2022: We're not sunk yet, but we're hanging by a thread

 

[MaxStout]

 

[Dland]

No visitors or deliveries this morning;

Inside a bamboo snow tunnel;

 

[MaxStout]

 

[GrogNerd]

had a 76 Chevette, told people it was my 'Vette

my next car was a '72 Chevelle

 

[grampamark]

 

[GrogNerd]

Harbor Freight.

Unless your job or your life depends on it

 

[D.B.Moody]

In March of 1985 my wife and I and our two boys drove to Washington, DC, to see the sights. It was a much different time than today. When we went to see the Capital, we just drove up and parked by a door. We walked in and tried to find a guard or someone who could tell us where we could go to see the Senate and House chambers. We never found anyone, but we did stumble into the Old Supreme Court Chamber where I took this picture.:

 

[soccerdad]

I'm really glad that all of my kids have been to The Capitol Building. They have seen the majesty and decorum and felt the weight of history. One year we even got a tour up into the dome and were able to go out onto the cupola. The desecration of that space a year ago breaks my heart. That's a great pic DB. Thanks for sharing it.