Well obviously we're back... Hope you've enjoyed the pics from the trip. Needless to say it was a big time. We stuffed ourselves obviously... We ended up hitting Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Kentucky
The word Epic gets thrown around a lot these days... but in this case I don't think its hyperbole.
A: Bookers. Celebrations call for the best
T: Spec Ops
F: Winchester 94AE in .44 mag
Here's the link to the show.
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A: Makers, Costco IPA
T: Romeo y Julieta Romeo
F: Ruger LC9
A: Not at the office.
T: Not at the office.
F: Obviously, not at the office.
Didn't you say you hit Texas, too? Wasn't on the list....
@waterboy,
get a new office
@Josh,
Retirement gets closer every day.
@home now:
A: Starting with Sam Adams Octoberfest, moving to Auchentoshen Three Wood later.
T: Nothing, humidor's empty.
F: Yes.
What time do y'all get started? I might get to listen live, tonight.
Real men start their own companies and do whatever the heck they like in their offices.
http://dronesofdeath.blogspot.com/2013/08/my-office.html
Real men have their own radio show rather than being someone else's sidekick.
Real men ride their motorcycles up alongside bighorn sheep, jump from the saddle, and bulldog 'em like they're steer-wrestlin'.
Real men light their pants on fire. To cool off.
I don't recall ever looking that road up....
"Real men light their pants on fire. To cool off."
Evaporative cooling.
Waterboy... surely you'll understand if... when I am trying to remember who focused on some minute detail and researched its accuracy... you're name popped into my head.
Ah hell...I forgot to give Vidad shit about his Jager...
Vidad...did you just finish pledging the Kappa Sig fraternity?
No biggie, you could be right...I just didn't remember reading about it.
Good show, though. And the bits about Sturgis were hilarious. Reminded me of the time this friend was visiting from Europe and wanted to check out the nudist hot springs a little west of here. She walked back out after a minute or two and said it was full of fat, ugly, naked people.
But I am going back to listening to the recorded version. There was no end of problems with the embedded JW Player at the front end of the show (I finally had to load it up in Windows Media Player to get it to work), and the end was cut off abruptly -- no TMBG theme song or nothing. And I thought there was supposed to be some kind of chat feature, but couldn't see a control for that either.
Jager???? Huh?
I'm drinkin Wild Turkey.
F: My refinished Mosin-Nagant. Stripped the commie finish off of it and applied about a few dozen layers of boiled linseed oil. It's silky, and loud.
T: English pipe tobacco.
"My refinished Mosin-Nagant. Stripped the commie finish off of it and applied about a few dozen layers of boiled linseed oil. It's silky, and loud. "
That's awesome. I have a Mosin-Nagant but haven't done anything to it. It's a freaking amazing gun. Blew through 8" of solid oak with it.
BTW, for those of you that think Jager is somehow not manly enough for your little alpha-desiring psyches: it's a hard liquor made for German hunters. And there's a sizable percentage of folks that think it has deer blood in it.
Enjoy your corn. This is good enough for me. And my Schwinn.
Good show by the way. Keep it up.
A: Wild Turkey Rare Breed
T: Some kind of Padron box-pressed (I'll have to look at my invoice). Tasty.
F: Ruger Security Six 357, blue
Heh. Sturgis.
toothy
Six
Its not that we don't think Jagr is manly. Its just a huge frat thing here in colleges... so it has that association.
I've never actually had the stuff.
Mt Rushmore looked big to me. Of course, I was 5 at the time. What I liked much more when my dad dragged us through the West was seeing places like Yellowstone, the Painted Desert, Salt Canyon, etc...
It's about time for me to do a similar trip with my family.
"It's about time for me to do a similar trip with my family."
And your goats can ride in a trailer.
Vidad
Here is a good Nate song for his show if he get's choked on a ham sandwich and needs a break.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtftnZcO3KU
how'd ya like our Riding through Texas from 3am to noon technique Outlaw?
That was Damn smart Nate.
In August that is the only ride. In Texas it is ten at eleven. In other words what ever the temperature is at eleven O'clock add ten and that will be your high temp for the day.
11:00 AM I mean.
@Outlaw
That's awesome.
another good show gentlemen, ohhh and Nate, you owe me a bottle of bourbon
OT, this is pretty entertaining
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ooPzr1vzmGY
Note to self: don't listen to Nate while out in public. Y'all just made me bust out laughing while I was at the store. Twice.
Stag's Leap Cabernet
Gave up stogies cos of asthma
S and W 686 in 6" stainless
N5
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Nate had some good nature pictures but not like this one taken of a falcon resting in a tree.
http://i.imgur.com/YW6Fufm.jpg
Ha! Good one, Outlaw.
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