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by Romstar » 19 Jun 2004 1:57
CaptHook wrote:Now Rom, buy the draught in cans, then you can make padlock shims out of the cans silly. Another use, take the nitrogen ball, drill all the way through and hang it off the end of a tension wrench, you can add weight as needed.....Can you guys tell I run liquor stores????? Chuck
I don't believe a can qualifies as a pint, but I'll take it under consideration. Since we are talking about cans now, you do know you can make a hideaway safe with just about any softdrink can.
I use lead weights for my weighted tension wrenches.
No, I wouldn't have guessed about you and liquor.
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by CaptHook » 19 Jun 2004 17:28
Its 14.9 fl oz so its not a pint in actual quantity, but guinness considers it a pint. Are you thinking of the guinness stout in the 22 oz bottle?
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by Romstar » 19 Jun 2004 17:46
No, not thinking of those massive things.
I just know a can isn't a pint, and I took him at his word.
I know what you mean about Guinness considering it a pint though. I just don't think that I would like a 22oz bottle. If the average bottle of beer is 8oz, then 22 is almost 4 bottles.
I don't know about you, but sometimes my beer gets warm before I finish it. I don't like warm beer. 22 oz is too much in a single bottle.
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by Mad Mick » 19 Jun 2004 18:43
I don't know about you, but sometimes my beer gets warm before I finish it.
Bah! You need some lessons matey!
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by Romstar » 19 Jun 2004 19:59
Mad Mick wrote:I don't know about you, but sometimes my beer gets warm before I finish it.
Bah! You need some lessons matey!
Hey, sometimes it happens.
Anyway, my drinks of choice are whiskey, vodka and rum. I'd rather than than beer.
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by Mad Mick » 20 Jun 2004 19:06
Those drinks are for when you have no more room for beer! 
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by milkman22 » 14 Aug 2004 21:22
its wierd how about all the topics in this forum that are like more than a page seem to drift from one thing to another and the person who asked the question in the forum leaves but you guys still talk about nothing.
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by Romstar » 14 Aug 2004 21:34
milkman22 wrote:its wierd how about all the topics in this forum that are like more than a page seem to drift from one thing to another and the person who asked the question in the forum leaves but you guys still talk about nothing.
Yeah, it happens.
There are also a much greater number of posts that are exactly on topic, and stay that way.
I suspect that our wayward questioner found the answers he was looking for in the vastness of these forums.
I for one don't want anyone to leave unless they have no other choice.
We answered his question about Micarta, and just sort of went from there.
The rest of his questions have been answered over and over again, and I suspect he found those previous answers.
We do like to have fun from time to time you know.
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by milkman22 » 14 Aug 2004 23:43
Ya i know, but it does get a little too random at times...
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by Mad Mick » 15 Aug 2004 9:10
Two bottles please. 
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by Romstar » 15 Aug 2004 18:17
Mad Mick wrote:Two bottles please. 
Comin' right up!
Anything else I can get for you sir?
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by Mad Mick » 15 Aug 2004 18:56
Depends what the Milkman has on offer.......d'ya work fo him now? 
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by Romstar » 15 Aug 2004 19:03
Mad Mick wrote:Depends what the Milkman has on offer.......d'ya work fo him now? 
Oh, I thought you were asking for beer.
My mistake.
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by Mad Mick » 15 Aug 2004 19:16
I always have plenty of beer on hand (as shown in many of my posts)
Well, the postman is reputed to always ring twice...the milkman rings twice & then knocks once...at least that's what my mate's sister said.
We have a milk-lady and I've tried everything...let's leave it there.
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