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There is no possible way.....one FACT that disproves this claim....You never said that it was your Mothers fault that the alternator was never hooked up....
I know what I said but if she just went with the people I normally go with I would have never had the trouble. I would be running a DMF and not a SMF. But, now I got the final part done I can move on.
And I do live in Fort Collins, a scant 3 miles away from New Belgium Brewing company. Liquid re-inforcements are always just one refigerator away for me,
Do me a favor....next time you see someone who works at the brewery, tell them an ol' dawg in Texas sends his sincere thanks for their efforts. And not just the Fat Tire....I'm flying a Mothership at the moment.
Originally Posted by Bondami
I too live a few miles from there (closer to the Denver Metro area) but Fat tire is the Bomb.. Also try Blue moon, Its a coors product but very similar to Fat tire. You guys should see what new belgium brewing does at lunch time, EVERYONE gets on a a bicycle and rides around town..pretty much every day. I did some Private investigation work at that location and I was unprepared for that part of it..
Very cool. I've got a buddy that says Blue Moon is his favorite....gotta try one of those as well.
Speaking of which, I gotta run to the store soon and stock back up....in case a water pump goes out or something.
Do me a favor....next time you see someone who works at the brewery, tell them an ol' dawg in Texas sends his sincere thanks for their efforts. And not just the Fat Tire....I'm flying a Mothership at the moment.
Very cool. I've got a buddy that says Blue Moon is his favorite....gotta try one of those as well.
Speaking of which, I gotta run to the store soon and stock back up....in case a water pump goes out or something.
Everyone road trip to Frank. That where the beer is.
Fat Tire is good stuff. First time I got it I was going
over to a buddy's place to make spring straps for my
SCUBA fins, and he's a serious bicyclist (REALLY serious,
spent three months in a coma after a crash on a road
ride by himself) and I thought it would be fun to bring
him something.
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and Alaskan Amber are good too.
Sam Adams is OK, Red Tail is OK.
On a REALLY hot day, Coors almost frozen does it. You
can get beer colder if you put in the back of the
refrigerator just under where the cold air comes in.
You right coasters should do a little web surfing. It
might turn up a local source. And the good beers
can't all be out west (OK, Sam Adams).
Went through the left rear drum brake on the Pathfinder
tonight. Two beer job, shoulda been one beer, but I
was going over everything twice because it picked up a
nasty but VERY intermittent squeal after I pulled the
drums a couple of weeks ago to check the shoes
(original shoes are fine after 185K miles).