Well, I guess we Yanks have a new President. (Page 2 of 3)

YIKES , didn't think that one out.

  gone to hide as well.   Badeye....    lol

Cool.  How's my back yard?  I've got a campfire ring and a big cooler. 

- Zurf

I'm on my way, with a huge jar of pickled eggs and a pallet full  of good Canadian beer, and guitar of course.

  he he  Badeye  ., 

Why did the bean eating scene from "Blazing Saddles" just flash thru my mind??  hhhhhhmmmm

There's good Canadian beer?  On second thought, if you're bringing it that makes it free to me, and that's good no matter where it's from!

- Zurf

Not all that strange.  Politics and music are both driven by alcohol.  We ought to have guessed it would have come to this. 

I was just teasing on the Canadian beer.  I like Labbatts Blue, Molson, Molson Canadian, and Moosehead for starters on the mass produced beers.  I used to live in Michigan.  Whenever we went over to Canada for some camping, I'd be sure to include at least one trip to a pub on the agenda.   When I was out in Washington, they had some Canadian micro-brews from British Columbia which were right tasty, too.  It's hard to beat the Washington micro-brews though.  Given that some of the worlds best hops grow right there in the Yakima and Columbia river valleys, it's going to be real hard for anyone to beat them for flavor.  But British Columbia's just a mountain range away - over on the other side of the Cascades. 

- Zurf

I thought you were just teasing about the beer. Your right politics and alcohol do go hand in hand. The Nova Scotia provincial gov't runs liquor stores in this province and there profits are thru the roof with record sales yearly. I guess it employs lots of people tho.

  Hey Zurf I purchased a new four person tent yesterday on sale and couldn't pass up on the deal. 50% off price. Now we need warmer weather to get out camping,with campfire and guitar's, oh and beer. My old tent still has Woodstock Mud [94']all over it, I wanted to clean it but my wife said it would remind us of the great time we had. She's right.

  Have a great day....   Badeye ..

Moose Drool , too funny, lol, we have a version called Moose Milk , vodka, dark rum , kahlua
and milk on ice , careful they can bite.

  Badeye  ..

Hi Zurf. The said tent was made by "Hilary" and is a four man that goes up in 5 minutes. The store was Canadian Tire and they had a 10 person family tent called The Summit, it was 17 ft
by 9 ft with canopy that sold for $167.95 canadian. They also had a six person tent that sold for $149.00 plus tax. Seems the one I purchased was the only one on sale,right place right time.  Now we need camping weather,

take care... badeye ..

Not only do I remember then, LesPaulGuy, but I have consumed five of eight in the past year.  Yeungling is my "go to" beer and there is some in my fridge right now.  Genny and its slightly-defective-but-not-so's-you'd-notice cousin Genny Cream Ale are my "go to" Cheap American Beers (CAB). 

You like a lot of Mid-Atlantic beers for a guy from Texas.  PBR from Pittsburg, Genessee from New York, Yeungling from Pennsylvania, Rolling Rock initially from Pennsylvania.  If you had had Iron City and Stoneys in there, I'd think you were a mid-Atlantic expatriot.  Conversely, I am from the mid-Atlantic and rather like Lone Star, the National Beer of Texas.   

- Zurf

I remember most of those.  I am an Air Force Brat.  Long time ago.  I've lived all over and tried a lot of those beers.  German beer is my favorite though.  Can't beat it