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Saggy nuts cookie???
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paradisePWoffrd said:
I've been planning this same type thing but with a SAS, for a while now. It's pretty low on the list though. I'd really like to figure out how to shoehorn the v8 in with it.
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My goal for the summer is to put rzr wheels on my craftsman and ride it through the richlands
 
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Both me and my dad flopped/rolled on the same day in bear wallow.

I flopped on “the wall”

He rolled and slid at the exit of “purgatory”

First time we both haven’t been able to drive out of it.
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Like father, like son. Who flopped/roller first?

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ncsutj said:
Like father, like son. Who flopped/roller first?

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I was first then him about 3 hours later.

We had hit the wall on Friday and I was denied and it felt sketchy. Decided to back out and save for Saturday.

Saturday we hitting trail after trail and didnt realize I was pulling back into the wall until we right up on it.

Decided to try again, first attempt didn’t go well but I was able to get to reverse quick.

Next attempt I tried 3rd gear instead of 2nd and this happened lol.

My dad was exiting purgatory and belly’d on a big rock. He back up and bumped it, then it ended up sideways. He tried to steer downhill and gas it, but it was too late. Rolled onto pass side, roof, and then onto drive side and slid a bit. I’ll try to get the video of his roll up soon.

Great time
 
Was up at Beech Mountain yesterday. I happened to be driving by Sunset Park right around sunset, so I decided to stop. I'd say it was a good idea.
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I decided to retire a few of the antique hand tools I've been using for years and put a few on display in the shop, mostly for my own enjoyment. I don't have the wall space for a few hundred tools, nor do I want to take away from my arsenal of trustees. Here's a few of my favorites. The heavy hitters that go back to the 40s and 50s. New Britain, Bonney, Herbrand, Williams and Proto Challenger.
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Eagle Rare is good stuff.
Tried Blade and Bow once after a friend raved about it. I am convinced I got a bad bottle, it was like drinking kerosene. I eventually polished it off with mixers (ginger ale)...shocked me cause me and this dude usually have similar taste in bourbons.

Ive yet to bump into Blantons...want to try it.
 
Ron said:
Ive yet to bump into Blantons...want to try it.
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I was terrified Blanton's with just a gimmick and it would not live up to its rare expectations. Boy was I wrong. As far as the Blade & bow the key is the key when you read the story you realize the significance of the number on the keys. I had a similar experience with my first bottle and it was key number 2 my second experience with key number 4 it was different as it was a very smooth very good bourbon
 
Im lazy. Tell me the story, please.
 
Ron said:
Eagle Rare is good stuff.
Tried Blade and Bow once after a friend raved about it. I am convinced I got a bad bottle, it was like drinking kerosene. I eventually polished it off with mixers (ginger ale)...shocked me cause me and this dude usually have similar taste in bourbons.

Ive yet to bump into Blantons...want to try it.
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Blanton's is very tasty
 
Ron said:
Im lazy. Tell me the story, please.
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Diageo has implemented a five barrel solera system at Stitzel-Weller, where the bottom or #5 barrel contains some of the original Bourbon that was distilled in the early 90’s. The trick is to never dumb more than half of the barrel. So when barrel #5 is dumped for bottling, barrel #4 is used to refill barrel #5. Then barrel #3 fills up #4 and so on until barrel #1 is used to fill barrel #2. That’s when a new whiskey is intruded that is not currently in the system to fill barrel #1. Diageo would not go on record as to who is making the Bourbon that is used to fill barrel #1, (or the rest of the Bourbon outside of the original Stitzel-Weller juice) but claims it is no younger than six years old.
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Basically 5 is better than 1 IMHO

Though I've only had 2 of the #4 and 1 #2 which was the more gasoline-like than the 4 (smoooth)
 
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