Finally got some 3 Floyds down here (sorta).

Edited October 21, 201114 yr by shellylh

Nice! I need some Bitch Please! Maybe City Beer will have it because they carry Brew Dog.

Wow. Even I haven't seen that. Nice score Shelly!!

Me - sassafras candy and blueberry jam (for Mom) while at the Covered Bridge Festival in Rockville, IN. A beautiful fall day in the convertible was had.

Finally got some 3 Floyds down here (sorta).

Have not seen either one of those FFFs. Nice score.

Second Ikea shelf sitting in the SUV for the rekkids. Not looking forward to putting that together

Basics

Tom Bihn Brain Bag

Nice bag Shelly. I've almost pulled the trigger on one a few times.

I scored 6 Bitch Please this week while traveling for business, hope this stuff is good given the $12.75 proce per 12 oz bottle

^I am hoping it is more like it Hoosier mother than its Scottish father.

stuff hasn't made its way to Indiana yet...feel free to buy some to trade me:)...

stuff hasn't made its way to Indiana yet...feel free to buy some to trade me:)...

What he said.

Bitch Please, a double post.

Edited October 23, 201114 yr by Absorbine_Sr

Would be happy to trade for regular FFF or other good things. I am pretty sure they we have plenty around here but I would have to wait til Monday to verify (since the place I got it is closed on Sundays - by Texas law). PM me with what you got.

A bushel of apples.

^^^ same food-stuffs, different amounts (two pecks)

Also got a couple cider doughnuts, fresh and warm....yummage

Edited October 24, 201114 yr by skullguise

Somehow I feel like beating my chest wildly.

sadly this is going to be needed for my first real snow experience in the midwest ..dB

You should see if they make a cab attachment for it, otherwise buy a good balaclava, some googles and a good winter hat. There is nothing quite so awful as snow blowing into your face at 4am when it's 0 out. It is one of those situations when I simply run out of profanity.

thanks for that, I had to shovel twice at the end of this past season and I swore blind that I would not be caught doing that again. I didn't see any cabs but a good pair of snow goggles and the rest makes a lot of sense. My son ( bless his 12 yo cotton sox ) has volunteered to clear off the snow before he starts school - it was a sweet gesture. I am also going to stick snow tires on my car this year. I have wondered a few times these past few months why I always yearned to own my own home, the work list never seems to end BUT it does leave a warm 'n fuzzy feel so it must be worth it all..dB

You might look for something like this. And good call on the snow tires, I run them on my car and would never go without them again.

Somehow I feel like beating my chest wildly.

sadly this is going to be needed for my first real snow experience in the midwest ..dB

Where in the midwest are you moving to?

We've had a snowblower for a few years, and TBH I still find it pretty fun to take it out when there is a lot of snow

thanks Nate, not seen anything like it before.

@dp - moved to milwaukee last July. stayed in a condo for the first 9 months and didn't have to deal with clearing the stuff myself. I am sure there will be days when I have fun and this will make the other days easier to deal with.

..dB

I'd say I've paid for this

but until it arrives I won't be completely sure

Alright Antonio!

a new bike on my birthday!

I like it so far, but the seat is really a pain. I think it was Vicki that at some point mentioned a similar problem. I think I might have to adjust it back a bit or something, as it was really hurting after about a 30 minute ride...

Yay for bike purchases! Be careful with moving it back as that can lead to knee/IT band issues (it does for me). You may want to consider a seat with a cutout because they help some people. I use a specialized with a cutout.

Antonio: Congrats on the phones.